"Derby were failing to reflect John Eustace’s usual style of being very difficult to beat, especially at home, but the Rams have definitely righted that now, and have won their last five Championship matches - including their last three at home.

Similarly to their last home game though, when we put up this same winning bet against Hull City, Derby’s visitors are a bit more chaotic in their form both in attack and defence.

Watford have seen this bet collect in their last five Championship matches, and in eight of their last nine. The Hornets will be very keen to improve a woeful away record so far this season, they have yet to win away from Vicarage Road this term, but they have averaged over 1xG per away match.

Derby have had a couple of 1-0s at home, but generally they have given more chances away than the goal line here would have us believe. They actually concede 1.22xG per home match, whilst creating 1.12xG themselves, so over 1.5 goals looks a good angle here."

"It has been a contrasting season for these sides so far - Bournemouth started the campaign hot, having lost just one of their opening nine Premier League matches. However, they suffered back-to-back defeats prior to the November international break, losing 3-1 against Man City at the Etihad, and 4-0 at Villa Park.

Meanwhile, West Ham won just one of their first nine league matches, which had them firmly placed within the danger zone. But, they did pick up a bit of momentum before the break, with a 3-1 victory against Newcastle on home turf, before taking another three points against Burnley last time out.

The Hammers are yet to keep a clean sheet this season, with over 1.5 goals landing in all 11 of their top-flight matches so far. West Ham have seen 36 goals in their Premier League games, while Bournemouth have seen 35 - neither side has been particularly convincing at the back, which lends itself to backing goals."

"Dundee United have seen BTTS in four of their last five matches across all competitions, with the exception being a 2-0 defeat to Motherwell. United have only managed to win one of these games, so they’re still looking for their scoring power to translate into results - though their recent matches have included 1-1 draws against both Hearts and Rangers on the road.

Falkirk have also seen BTTS in four of their last five matches across all competitions, with the exception being a 4-0 loss to Celtic away from home. Only two points separate these sides in the SPFL, so we can expect a pretty even encounter here, with Dundee United having the opportunity to leapfrog Falkirk if they can collect all three points.

Only the three bottom sides in the SPFL have conceded more goals than Falkirk this season (21). Dundee United have a pretty even split when it comes to the goals they’ve seen in their matches this season as well (18 scored, 17 conceded - 3.18 per game)."

"Rangers have shown some signs of marked improvement under Danny Rohl’s guidance, and they should continue to build momentum by defeating Livingston at Ibrox on Saturday afternoon. The Light Blues have won each of their three Scottish Premiership matches since Rohl took the reins, defeating Kilmarnock at home before claiming wins away at both Hibernian and Dundee.

Rangers racked up three goals in two of those three victories, and I would be surprised if they don’t score at least twice against Livingston on Saturday.

David Martindale’s men are currently propping up the Scottish Premiership table, conceding a league-high 23 goals at this juncture. What’s more, the Lions have leaked two goals or more in eight of their 12 top-flight fixtures this term, including five of their last seven league games - one of which was this season’s reverse fixture with Rangers.

The fact that Rangers have only managed to post one clean sheet in five outings at Ibrox in the Scottish Premiership this season only adds to the appeal of siding with this selection, as multiple strikes may be needed to see off Livingston."