"I think Celtic will get back to winning ways when they play host to Dundee United on Saturday. Wilfried Nancy’s ill-fated reign as Celtic boss was brought to an end in the wake of last week’s 3-1 loss to Rangers, with Martin O’Neill swiftly brought back on an interim basis a little over one month after leaving the club.

O’Neill was in temporary charge following Brendan Rodgers’ dismissal earlier in the campaign, and his first stint saw him steer the Glasgow heavyweights to an impressive 7 wins from 8. The legendary Celtic boss’ return will give the whole club a massive lift and I would expect the Hoops to go on another winning run, starting on Saturday at home to Dundee United.

Jim Goodwin’s side will come into this clash after suffering a disappointing 1-0 loss when hosting arch-rivals Dundee last weekend. The Terrors now look to be heading to Celtic Park at the worst possible time and another defeat appears likely."

"Tranmere’s games have League Two’s highest percentage of both teams scoring, with 75% of matches covering this bet.

They host league leaders Bromley here with the hopes of banishing a poor home result last time out, a 1-3 lost to managerless Barrow. They have failed to win four of their last five games at Prenton Park, with just a single goal victory over Fleetwood their sole success in that period.

Andy Woodman’s Bromley have won six games in a row, taking full advantage of a kind looking fixture list where they faced three of the bottom five, and the other two midtable sides, albeit in a congested League Two table.

They will, as always, be looking to take advantage of set pieces, from which they average an incredible in 0.83 goals per game. Tranmere concede 5.83 shots per game from set pieces, which is the second highest tally in the league."

"Alkmaar contested a seven goal thriller against Fortuna Sittard last time out that they ended up on the wrong side of as the home side came away 4-3 winners. Alkmaar did more than enough to win the game when looking at the xG battle (4.06-1.38) and also missed a penalty during the game.

Alkmaar have seen 3+ goals in four of their last five matches across all competitions, losing just one of these games which was that hectic 4-3 defeat last time out. They take on a Volendam side that have seen 3+ goals in three of their last five matches across all competitions, notably winning just one of their last five games.

The initial league meeting between these sides produced four goals as the sides played out a 2-2 draw with Volendam as the home side. Just like Alkmaar’s most recent game, they dominated the underlying numbers but were unable to see out the contest - suggesting a slight pattern of Alkmaar not being able to kill off games and inviting their opponents into the match.

Alkmaar have only lost one of their seven home games in the Eredivise this season with these games producing 33 goals (18 scored, 15 conceded - 4.71 per game). Volendam are yet to win on the road in the Eredivisie this term, but are likely to get some chances here with Alkmaar’s issues when it comes to killing off matches."