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Results have been all over the place with teams not being able to play two games to the same standard. As a result, only two teams have won 2 games on the trot: Renegades and Hurricanes. In fact, Hurricanes have won all three games. Strikers have won one and lost one and are looking pretty ordinary. Hurricanes look quality, so they are the pick.

Ross have just two wins and have continually been overrated by the bookies this season, regularly going off at shorter odds than their form suggests. That looks the case again this week. Queens Park fought back from 3-0 down away at leaders St Johnstone to lose 4-3 last week, which showed great fighting spirit. Considering St Johnstone had only let in 3 at home prior to that, it was a good effort. Queens Park have enough about them to at least get a draw.

All of Swansea's 4 wins have been against struggling sides. They beat bottom side Sheffield Wednesday, 2nd bottom Norwich, 3rd bottom Sheffield United, and Blackburn, who were in the bottom three when they beat them. Against the better sides, they have come up short. Bristol City have dropped out of the play-offs but are a decent enough side on their day. This looks like a winnable game for them.

Charlton aren't a great 'Both Teams to Score' side, but I think both will score this weekend. The reason they aren't great is because of a solid home defense. They have scored in all but one home game but conceded just 4. They play the BTTS specialist in Southampton. 80% of Southampton's games have seen both score, and with their upturn in form of late, I see them scoring in this one.

West Brom have lost 4 away games on the trot and their lack of goals is a concern. Coventry top the league and are the top scorers with 40 goals. They simply have too much firepower for West Brom.

Ayr may be 4th, but they will have to snap a 5-game run without a win for this bet not to cash. It's not as if they were all hard games, as they played the sides 2nd and 3rd bottom. They now play bottom side Airdrie, but it may not be the best time to play them. Airdrie parted company with boss Danny Lennon after a horrible spell, and things immediately improved with a 3-0 win at Raith.

Watford are the worst travelers in the league with just 3 points and no wins from their 7 away games. They face in-form Derby, who have won 5 on the trot with Carlton Morris banging in the goals. I think they win this, but the Asian gives some security with money back for the draw.

Backing Carlton Morris in the First Goalscorer market has been hugely profitable of late, with him banging in the first goal in his last four matches. He again looks the most likely candidate as Watford struggle for goals on the road.

Two good 'Both Teams to Score' sides meet. Ipswich games have resulted in both scoring 10 of the 14 times, and Wrexham 10 from 15.

I really like Stoke on the Asian with a 0.5 start as it means even a draw wins. Leicester have done little to justify favoritism with their win over struggling Norwich last time, their first win in 6 and only their second win from their last 11. Mark Robins' Stoke are playing good football, sitting third with just 10 goals conceded. I can easily see them shutting toothless Leicester out.

They have had some tricky fixtures of late, but regardless, Portsmouth are now winless in 6. Millwall are playing some good football this season. They have wobbled a bit of late, but they look like a more talented side than Portsmouth, so this looks like a winnable game for them.

5 of QPR's 7 home games have resulted in both scoring. Hull have an identical away record with 5 of their 7 away games ending with both scoring. Yes looks like the likely outcome.

Bunting has had a great season and recently reached the final of the European Tour event and followed that up by winning the Players Event. At 29.00, he looks well worth a punt.