Queen of the South have been one of the in-form teams in Scottish League One in recent months, making them an appealing option on the double chance when they travel to face Cove Rangers on Saturday afternoon.

Peter Murphy's men have lost just one of their last eight league matches, notably taking top honors in five of those contests. That upturn in form has propelled the Doonhamers into the title race, as they now sit only three points behind league leaders Inverness.

Cove Rangers, in contrast, currently occupy the relegation playoff spot and sit just four points above bottom club Kelty Hearts. While Paul Hartley's side have shown some signs of life recently, their home form is far from convincing.

In fact, Cove have won just one of their 10 league games at home this season, which does not bode well ahead of a visit from high-flying Queen of the South.

There should be no shortage of entertainment when Edinburgh City face East Kilbride in Scottish League Two on Saturday afternoon. Both teams have been among the great entertainers in the SPFL this season, making both teams to score an obvious angle to consider in this capital clash.

Moreover, there have been goals at both ends in a whopping 20 of Edinburgh City's 22 league matches this season, including each of their 11 fixtures in front of their own supporters. Across that 22-game sample, both teams scored in each of the previous two meetings between the pair this season, one of which was a 2-2 draw at this venue back in September.

East Kilbride have also been reliable from a BTTS perspective this season, with 14 of their 22 league matches seeing both teams hit the back of the net, including seven of their 10 assignments away from their K-Park home. With both teams in desperate need of points, albeit for different reasons, another goal-heavy game seems likely at Meadowbank on Saturday.