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“Spartans will be looking to return to winning ways in Scottish League Two when they make the short trip to Meadowbank to face Edinburgh City on Saturday. Dougie Samuel’s fifth-placed side have made a solid start to the season, but they are winless in their last three league matches. As for Edinburgh, they dropped to the foot of the table following last week’s 2-1 loss at home to Stranraer.
Stranraer were bottom of the pile before claiming top honours in the capital last weekend, and Edinburgh now face an upgrade on that challenge when they host Spartans. The visitors have lost just twice across their opening eight league games, and they will be keen to make up ground on the teams housed above them given that this will represent a game in hand on their nearest challengers.
Samuel’s side have already shown this season that they are capable of competing with the league’s elite, and latest opponents Edinburgh do not come into that category. Michael McIndoe’s men have lost nine of their 13 matches across all competitions this season, coming away empty-handed in five of their six matches at home, a trend that looks set to continue against Spartans.”
“Ayr United should have the firepower to move into the next round of the Challenge Cup by overcoming League Two opponents Peterhead at Somerset Park.
Scott Brown’s home side suffered a 2-0 loss to Falkirk last weekend to lose top spot in the Championship, and this first home league defeat of the season should fuel the Honest Men to bounce back rapidly. Certainly, there will be competition for places and strikers Mark McKenzie and George Oakley will be particularly determined to make an impact after coming on at the break last weekend.
Indeed, Ayr have been a powerful force at home all season, scoring at least two goals in five of their last seven matches in front of their home support.
Peterhead, who are winless in their last three, have only faced opponents of Championship level of above twice this season but lost 4-0 away to Hibs in the League Cup after going down 5-0 at home to Queen’s Park. Ayr are unlikely to be such emphatic winners, but they should get over the line, nevertheless.”
“There appears to be a mini-league forming at the bottom of League One considering there is a five-point gap between the bottom six and the rest. Two of those clubs meet on Saturday as the struggling duo of Crawley and Shrewsbury face-off in what feels a little bit of a six-pointer, even at this early stage of the campaign.
The home side will have Rob Elliot in charge for the second time since he left Gateshead for the West Sussex club, but he is going to need some time to get them playing exactly how he wants. Therefore, some early teething problems cannot be ruled out.
They may have lost four league encounters in succession, yet Crawley will still expect to beat a team with only one league victory all season to their name. However, in Shrewsbury’s defence, it would be fair to say they’ve had a tough run of recent fixtures. Their past six league opponents have included Wrexham, Rotherham, Stockport and Bolton, and against two of those they earned spirited draws.
Paul Hurst’s men are six league games without a win, however, they’ve scored in three of their previous four, so there has been some gradual improvement. They’ll expect to net again here considering Crawley have kept just one league clean sheet all season.”
“Only Walsall, Notts County and Chesterfield have scored more goals than Newport in League Two this season. Newport have scored 16 times and whilst their goals scored record is far better at home than on the road, they have scored in three of their five away games including against Bradford on Monday night. Newport’s threat comes from all over the pitch with eight different players already registering a goal this season.
Harrogate have one of the worst defensive records in League Two. They’ve conceded 16 goals in 10 matches. Only Newport, Accrington, Carlisle and Grimsby have conceded more. Whilst only Bromley’s xGA of 17.88 is higher than Harrogate’s 17.74. Harrogate have already conceded home goals to Bromley, Barrow, Bradford and MK Dons, keeping only one clean sheet, against Doncaster.
No team has allowed more shots this season than Harrogate’s 149. We just need one to go in for this bet to land on Saturday afternoon.”
“Falkirk will have the chance to move four points clear at the top of the Scottish Championship when they face Partick Thistle on Saturday. The Bairns moved back to the summit following their 0-0 draw with Livingston on Tuesday. Partick, meanwhile, have fallen well below pre-season expectations this term and currently find themselves in sixth place.
Kris Doolan’s side will be hoping a victory over league leaders Falkirk will act as a jolt to kick start their season, and the home team look worth siding with to score at least once on Saturday. While the Jags have underperformed this season, few Scottish Championship sides boast as much talent as them.
Thistle managed to land a blow on Falkirk’s defence in a 2-1 defeat in August, a game in which they played the majority of the match with 10 men. They have also scored in five of their seven home games this season, and they could profit in front of goal against an injury-hit Falkirk side that have had a taxing schedule of late. On top of this, John McGlynn’s men have failed to keep the back door shut in six of their eight away days across all competitions this season.”
“Scott McTominay has made a positive start to life as a Napoli player with the former Manchester United player providing a goal contribution in each of his last three appearances for Antonio Conte’s side (two goals, one assist). He’s had eight shots across his last three games underlining just how much of a threat he is in the box.
His record for his national side is just as promising, he scored in both fixtures against Portugal and Poland during last month’s Nations League games, managing nine shots and four shots on target – two in each game.
Croatia conceded eight shots on target across their two Nations League games last month against Poland and Portugal, they’re an ageing side that could struggle to keep an in-form McTominay at bay, he usually plays a bit higher up the pitch for his national team and averaged 1.10 shots on target per 90 across eight EURO qualifier appearances last year, scoring seven goals in the process.”
“European champions and current Nations League title holders Spain have won 16 and drawn one of their last 17 competitive fixtures and they are favoured to add another victory to that sequence when they host Denmark.
La Roja are one of international football’s toughest teams to topple on home soil and they have lost only one competitive test in their homeland since their 3-2 Nations League defeat to England all the way back in October 2018.
Denmark haven’t been the most reliable performers on their travels in recent years and their only wins in their last ten attempts on the road came in slender successes over Finland (1-0) and minnows San Marino (2-1).
Spain boss Luis De La Fuente has a 78.2%-win rate (18 wins in 23) with La Roja since his appointment in late 2022, while his team have conceded just 0.69 goals per game during his tenure. Back the reliable Spaniards to deliver the goods again in this one.”
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