"Leicester have lost each of their last five Premier League games without even scoring a goal. Ruud van Nistelrooy’s side have the 2nd-worst away record in the Premier League this season, with only Southampton picking up fewer points on the road than the Foxes this season.

They’ve only won two of their 15 games on the road this campaign, conceding 37 goals in the process - more than any other side in the division. They face a Brighton side who have fallen away a little since a run of positive form after their 7-0 defeat to Nottingham Forest earlier in the year.

Brighton have won six of their 15 games at home this season, which is an average record at home in the Premier League, but they should be able to exercise their advantage in quality over Leicester here, with the Foxes seemingly set to spend at least a season in the Championship next campaign. Brighton should get the opportunity to get back to winning ways here after a run of four games without a win against a side that is on the worst run of form of any Premier League side at this point."

"Port Vale are the form team in League Two over the last 12 games. Over that longer 12-game period, they have averaged exactly two points per game, which has put them in automatic promotion spot with just five games left to negotiate. Darren Moore has a history of overseeing strong runs of form at the end of a season, he steered Sheffield Wednesday to a playoff victory a few seasons ago.

Bromley have enjoyed a fine first season in the EFL, currently sitting just inside the top half in 12th, having briefly flirted with the playoff positions. The playoff dream now looks beyond reach, which may lead to The Ravens just taking their foot off the gas after a successful season. They’ve struggled a little in the last month or so, picking up just one win in their last six games, which came last time out against a relegation-threatened Accrington.

With 4th-placed Doncaster hosting 5th-placed AFC Wimbledon, a draw or a Wimbledon win would see Port Vale five points clear of automatic promotion challengers. Port Vale can keep up their momentum here."

Arbroath can seal the League One title on Saturday by overcoming Stenhousemuir at Gayfield. Given the respective form of the two clubs, this looks the likely outcome.

The home side have been the class team in the division, and that has been spelled out by recent form. They have won eight of their last 11 league games, while they have 10 wins from 16 home matches.

Arbroath’s last league loss actually came against Stenhousemuir away from home in February, but they also overcame the Warriors in the previous home clash between the clubs in November.

Stenhousemuir, meanwhile, are going through their most difficult period of the season. They have failed to win any of their last five games, including a disappointing home draw against crisis outfit Kelty Hearts. Moreover, they come into this game following back-to-back home losses against Montrose and Alloa, losing 4-1 against their local rivals last time out.

With Stennie a fading force, look for Arbroath to seal the title in style in front of their home supporters before tricky trips to Annan and Inverness in the next fortnight.