Dundee and St Mirren square off at Dens Park in the Scottish Premiership on Saturday afternoon. The Dark Blues suffered an agonising 4-3 defeat when hosting Rangers last weekend. In contrast, St Mirren dished out a 5-1 drubbing to Kilmarnock last Saturday.

With all the ingredients in place for another high-scoring affair this weekend, Dundee look well placed to score a minimum of one goal in this match. Tony Docherty’s team tend to get on the scoresheet more often than not, evidenced by the fact that they have struck at least once in 24 of their 31 Scottish Premiership outings this season. What’s more, Dundee have delivered a minimum of one goal in 14 of their 16 top-flight outings in front of their own supporters this term. Not only did the Dark Blues score three goals against Rangers last weekend, but they also managed to rack up 3 strikes when hosting Celtic in January.

On top of all that, Dundee have scored twice in each of their previous two meetings with St Mirren this season. It’s also worth noting that the Saints have failed to keep a clean sheet in 25 of their 31 Scottish Premiership games this season.

There is all sorts of value available backing goals during Rangers’ clash with Hibs at Ibrox on Saturday, but perhaps the best bet is the away side to find the net just once against the Gers.

Rangers have shown absolutely nothing in recent games to suggest they are capable of keeping a clean sheet. Across their last five Premiership matches, they have conceded two goals or more in each fixture, while across all competitions they are on a run of nine successive games when they have conceded at least one. Last weekend, they beat Dundee 4-3 on the road.

By contrast, Hibs are one of the form teams in Scotland and come into this match fresh from scoring three times against St Johnstone at home last weekend. David Gray’s side have netted in 14 of their last 15 league games, a run that has seen them go unbeaten for the duration of that period, while they have scored two goals or more in four of their last five.

Further evidence of the Hibees ability to find the net against Rangers can be found in the last meeting of the clubs, a thrilling 3-3 draw at Easter Road on 5th January.

Falkirk will look to get their promotion push back on track when they face Greenock Morton on Saturday. While the Bairns are still occupying top spot in the Scottish Championship, they did fall to a 1-0 loss at title rivals Livingston last midweek. As for Morton, they were dealt a severe blow in their bid for a top four finish when losing to Partick Thistle last Saturday.

Falkirk are firm favourites here and a minimum of two goals should be well within range for the league leaders. No team has scored more goals than John McGlynn’s side (61) in the Scottish Championship this season. A deeper dig shows that the Bairns have bagged 2 or more goals in a league-high 21 of their 31 second-tier tussles this term, including 10 of their 15 outings at the Falkirk Stadium.

Falkirk fired in no fewer than six goals when they hosted Morton earlier this season, not to mention they hit multiple strikes on each of their two visits to the Ton. Dougie Imrie’s side will come into this clash with just one clean sheet in their last eight league games, conceding 2+ goals in four of those contests.

Livingston play host to Queen’s Park in the Scottish Championship on Saturday afternoon. The two teams contested last Sunday’s SPFL Trust Trophy final, with Livi taking top honours thanks to a resounding 5-0 victory. Last week’s triumph should give David Martindale’s men the psychological edge, making them worthy of support to pick up all three points when the pair renew hostilities in West Lothian this weekend.

The Lions have done the majority of their best work at home this season, avoiding defeat in 14 of their 15 Scottish Championship home games to date, banking maximum points from ten of those contests. That 15-game sample includes a pair of victories over league leaders Falkirk, the most recent of which was earned last midweek.

That doesn't augur well for a Queen’s Park side that have fallen to defeat in five of their last eight Scottish Championship away games, conceding multiple goals in each of those defeats. It’s also worth pointing out that the Spiders have failed to keep the back door shut in ten of their last 13 league games away from their Hampden headquarters, including their previous visit to this venue.

Peterhead are well priced to continue Bonnyrigg’s misery when League Two’s bottom side visit Balmoor for a fixture that will have profound implications at either end of the table.

With five games of the season remaining, hosts Peterhead have just a 1-point advantage over East Fife so have every reason to be going all out. At home this season, they have been an impressive force, winning ten of 15 games. Indeed, they have beaten promotion-chasers Edinburgh (2-0) and Elgin (2-0) in their last couple of outings at home.

Bonnyrigg, on the other hand, have been toiling for form. Just last week, they were beaten 1-0 at home to Elgin. Their last victory was on 1st February and since then they have gone nine games without a win, suffering seven defeats in the process. On top of this, they have struggled away from home this season, earning just two wins from 15 matches and conceding an alarming 36 times.

Peterhead have picked up three wins from three against Bonnyrigg this season, and the price on offer for them to complete a clean sweep is too big to ignore.