Motherwell look capable of making Rangers work for all three points at Ibrox on Saturday, and I'm backing the visitors to find the net at least once.

Despite losing Jens Berthel Askou and several key players over the summer, the Steelmen have made a seamless transition under Alfred Johansson, maintaining the same attractive style of football that earned them plenty of plaudits last season.

Motherwell have already shown their quality on the road by winning away at Hibernian in the Scottish Premiership, while they followed up last weekend's frantic 3-3 draw with St Mirren by sweeping aside Dundee United 3-0 at home in midweek.

They also found the net in both legs of their Europa Conference League playoff tie with Freiburg, which further underlines the attacking threat they carry.

Rangers have steadied the ship with back-to-back victories over Aberdeen and Falkirk, but they looked far from convincing defensively against the latter on Wednesday night.

In fact, Derek McInnes' side have kept just two clean sheets in nine matches across all competitions this season, so Motherwell look well placed to make the net bulge.

I'm backing Dunfermline to score at least once when they face Arbroath on Saturday.

Neil Lennon's side finally got their first league win of the season on the board on their fourth attempt last Friday night, battling their way to a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Fife rivals Raith Rovers.

That should have lifted confidence in the Dunfermline camp, and they look well placed to build on that result by finding the net against Arbroath.

The Pars have scored in 8 of their last 12 Scottish Championship away games and also netted seven goals across their two league trips to Gayfield last season, scoring twice on one visit and five times on the other.

Arbroath have made a solid if unspectacular start to the campaign, but they have conceded away at struggling Morton and against both Spartans and Montrose in the Scottish League Cup.

With that in mind, Dunfermline look capable of delivering at least one goal on Saturday.

I'm backing Ross County to continue their perfect start to the season by earning all three points at East Fife on Saturday.

The Staggies made it four wins from four in the league last weekend with a statement 4-0 victory over East Kilbride.

Stuart Kettlewell's side look like they're going to take some stopping in their quest to secure automatic promotion back to the Championship on the first attempt, and they appear to have a squad that's more than capable of playing at a higher level.

That's something they underlined in the Scottish League Cup when claiming an eye-catching 2-1 win away at Dunfermline.

While East Fife have made a solid enough start to their campaign, they have won just one of their opening five games, and this is by far their toughest test to date.

Dick Campbell's sides are usually hard to beat, and I would expect that to be the case again here, but I think Ross County's superior class will ultimately tell.

Montrose look overpriced to avoid defeat when they make the trip to Peterhead on Saturday afternoon.

The Gable Endies endured a slow start to the season but appear to have clicked into gear after putting together an impressive run of results.

Stewart Petrie's side got their first league win with an emphatic 3-0 victory over East Kilbride before following that up by edging past Queen of the South 2-1 last weekend.

Montrose also made light work of Clyde with a 3-0 victory in the Scottish Challenge Cup between those two league successes.

Peterhead, meanwhile, have made a mixed start to their league campaign, recording two wins, one draw and two defeats from their opening five matches.

The Blue Toon are also winless in their last two, following up a 3-0 defeat at Cove Rangers with a 1-1 draw against Alloa last weekend.

Montrose look to have some momentum behind them right now, and I'm backing the visitors to come away from Balmoor with at least a point.

I'm sticking with a familiar theme when it comes to East Kilbride by backing over 2.5 goals when they host Hamilton on Saturday.

Like last season, East Kilbride have been one of the most entertaining teams to follow in the SPFL, with four of their opening five league matches breaking the over 2.5 goal barrier, including both of their home games.

That trend has carried over into the cup competitions, with all four of their Scottish League Cup matches and both of their Challenge Cup ties also producing at least three goals.

As for Hamilton, they are the division's highest scorers with 11 goals and should fancy their chances against an East Kilbride side coming off successive 3-0 and 4-0 league defeats.

I always fancy East Kilbride to make their mark on home soil, but their recent defensive struggles suggest Hamilton should get plenty of opportunities at the other end, so over 2.5 goals looks the way to go at K-Park.