"Last weekend’s 3-0 victory at local rivals Peterborough sent Lincoln up to third in the League One table. The Imps have lost just one of their opening 10 league fixtures and having won their last three in a row, they’ll return to Sincil Bank full of confidence.

They’re yet to taste defeat on home soil this season, with only Mansfield and Wigan leaving with a point, and so will be looking for another three points.

Opponents Exeter sit 23rd in the form table across the last five League One gameweeks and they’ve been particularly poor away from home, scoring just twice in five games.

They’ve lost five in a row across all competitions and have only found the back of the net once across those matches, so a trip to a top three side should hold plenty of fear."

"The Peninsula Stadium guarantees goals at the moment in League Two, with all five games played there so far seeing both teams find the net, and a total of 18 goals scored.

This game sees 4th play 5th, and it was a similar story last time Salford played on home turf, where they met another high flyer in Swindon Town, in a game that finished 3-2 in wet conditions.

The Mariners travel to Salford on the back of a 7-1 victory over nine man Cheltenham. They have already played 14 games so far this season, owing to their remarkable progress in the Carabao Cup, recording victories over Man United and Sheffield Wednesday. They have only drawn a blank in two of those games, and have only kept three clean sheets, so are a perfect candidate for both teams to score.

Karl Robinson and David Artell are both known for producing attacking football teams, so we should be in for a treat here."

"Partick Thistle look well placed to put another three points on the board when they play host to Arbroath on Saturday afternoon.

Mark Wilson’s men made it five league wins on the spin by battling their way to a hard-fought 1-0 victory away at Queen’s Park on Tuesday night. That latest success has lifted the Jags up to second place in the table, where they sit six points behind St Johnstone with a game in hand. Thus, in-form Thistle have to be fancied to take top honours against Arbroath.

While the Red Lichties made an impressive start to the season, their form has dipped in recent weeks. The Angus outfit were demolished 5-0 when hosting Dunfermline last month and they were soundly beaten 3-0 away at Raith Rovers last weekend. Now up against a Partick Thistle side that are in fine fettle, it’s difficult to make a case for the newly-promoted visitors in Maryhill this weekend."

"I’m going back to an old favourite bet this season as Clyde host East Kilbride, with at least three goals looking a good price again in Hamilton.

The home side look overpriced going into this match after five successive wins, during which they have found their shooting boots. Clyde have scored 12 times in their last three league games.

East Kilbride, meanwhile, have hit a more difficult spell of form. Mick Kennedy’s side are five without a win and were left especially stunned last weekend, as they lost 3-1 away to struggling Annan.

Goals remain a constant in East Kilbride’s matches, though. Only two of their 16 fixtures in all competition have failed to produce at least three goals, while 13 of these games have seen at least four strikes.

The odds on this trend to continue in Hamilton are simply too good to ignore, particularly with the hosts being involved in a string of high-scoring clashes lately."