"Everton may not have much to fight for in the league, but their games at Goodison Park are still worth paying attention to, this is the penultimate game at the iconic stadium before the Toffees make the move to Bramley-Moore Dock Stadium next season. The atmosphere at Goodison Park for the last few games of the campaign should be electric, which aids Everton in wishing for a positive send-off, a likely possibility seeing as their last two home games of the season are against already relegated sides. 

Ipswich have really fallen away in recent weeks with their 3-0 defeat to Newcastle last time out confirming their relegation to the Championship, meaning that the three that came up last season have gone crashing back down with not much resistance - there is a 15 point gap between Ipswich in 18th and West Ham in 17th.

Everton ran out 2-0 winners over Ipswich in the initial meeting between these sides at Portman Road earlier in the season and can overcome a period of inconsistent form against a poor Ipswich side that has only won three of their 17 away games in the Premier League this season. The average position of Everton’s last five opponents in the Premier League is 3.8, they’ve had quite difficult fixtures recently and their form should pick up against a side that will already be looking ahead to their Championship campaign next term."

"Hibernian will look to return to winning ways in the Scottish Premiership when they play host to Dundee United on Saturday. The Hibees’ 17-game unbeaten run in the top flight came to an end when losing 1-0 at Aberdeen last weekend. As for Dundee United, their three-game winning streak came to a shuddering halt when being demolished 5-0 by Celtic last Saturday.

Hibs ran out 3-1 winners when the two teams last crossed paths at the end of February and the capital club look well placed to come out on top when the pair come up against each other again this weekend. David Gray’s side have been a real force to be reckoned with at Easter Road in recent months, triumphing in eight of their last nine outings in front of their own supporters. That nine-game sequence includes wins over the likes of Aberdeen, Celtic and Hearts, suggesting they should prove too strong for Dundee United.

While Jim Goodwin’s side have done the majority of their best work away from home this season, St Mirren are the only side in the top half of the table that Dundee United have managed to defeat on their travels this term to date."

"Alloa need a victory on Saturday when they travel to Kelty Hearts to ensure a play-off spot, and against a mid-table opponent drifting towards the end of the season, they should have the capacity to get the win.

Andy Graham’s side have found form at the right time. They have picked up 3 victories in their last 4 matches. The exception was a credible draw away to Cove Rangers.

Alloa have also been robust in their form away from home, losing only 3 of 17 games while scoring 28 times, more than they managed at Recreation Park this term.

Kelty, meanwhile, are rated 9th out of the 10 League One teams when it comes to home record in terms of points won. Only bottom side Dumbarton have a poorer record and have lost more than the 8 matches the Fife side have seen go against them.

The hosts are without a full-time manager following the rapid departure of Charlie Mulgrew after a miserable short tenure and appear desperate to reach the end of the season.

Alloa have won all 3 matches between these clubs this season without conceding and should fancy their chances of maintaining that perfect record to secure a play-off spot."