I think BTTS looks the way to go when Edinburgh City and Spartans face off in an all-capital clash in Scottish League Two on Saturday afternoon.

The hosts have been one of the most entertaining sides to follow in Scotland this season, highlighted by the fact that a joint league-high 15 of their 17 matches have seen goals at both ends. That sample includes each of Edinburgh’s last six league games, with a 3-2 win last Saturday just the latest in a long list of high-scoring shoot-outs involving Michael McIndoe’s men this season.

While Spartans returned to winning ways with a 1-0 victory over Elgin last weekend, that was only their second clean sheet in eight league matches, with both teams scoring in the other six games. Moreover, both nets have bulged in each of the visitors’ last five Scottish League Two away fixtures, and all signs point towards a repeat at Meadowbank on Saturday.

St Mirren look well placed to continue their good form with a win over Kilmarnock in the Scottish Premiership on Saturday. Stephen Robinson’s side have won each of their last two top-flight fixtures, defeating Dundee United and Livingston at home. Moreover, the Saints are still riding the crest of a wave after claiming a famous 3-1 victory over Celtic in the Scottish League Cup final at Hampden earlier this month.

With momentum building, a home game against struggling Kilmarnock offers a good opportunity for St Mirren to make it four wins in a row across all competitions.

Kilmarnock’s winless run in the Scottish Premiership extended to 11 matches following last weekend’s 1-0 home defeat to Falkirk. The Ayrshire side have lost nine of those 11 games, including four of their last five away from home. With confidence low in the Killie camp, I think in-form St Mirren look well positioned to take advantage.