Chesterfield v Rochdale

Rochdale’s poor away form should offer hope to relegation-threatened Chesterfield on Saturday.

Keith Hill’s side have not won any of their last six matches on the road – losing four – and have conceded eight in their last four outings.

Considering that they have only won one of their last 14 matches in all, it would surely be a little dangerous to back the Dale.

Chesterfield are, admittedly, not in great form, but have avoided defeat in their last two home matches.

The draw is available at , while the hosts look a decent shout at .

Doncaster v Plymouth

These two are the runaway sides in League Two, so the discrepancy in value is a slight surprise.

Doncaster are big favourites, but Plymouth’s form makes them worth considering.

Derek Adams’ side have won three of their last five matches, and not lost any of their last five away games.

They also beat Rovers 2-0 when the sides met in December.

Darren Ferguson’s side have a fantastic home record, but were held to draws by Accrington Stanley and Morecambe last month.

The same can be backed at , while Plymouth are out at for the win.

Lincoln v Forest Green

Lincoln have played three matches since FA Cup defeat to Arsenal – suffering two defeats and claiming an ultimately fruitless 90-minute victory in the second leg of their FA Trophy tie with York City.

Danny Cowley’s side have scored just twice in those three games, and lost 2-0 to mid-table Boreham Wood on Tuesday.

So when they host current National League leaders Forest Green on Saturday, another defeat could well be in the offing.

The visitors have won five of their last six matches, and have only failed to score once in their last 30 games.

Mark Cooper’s side are available at to win this game, while the draw can be backed at .

Scotland v Slovenia

Scotland are favourites in this game despite the fact they have performed far worse than Slovenia in the group so far.

The Scots are already up against it in their bid to qualify for the World Cup having lost their last two competitive matches 3-0, and were held to a 1-1 draw by Lithuania in October.

They could only draw at home to Canada on Wednesday evening, too.

The visitors, meanwhile, have been in good form.

Srecko Katanec’s side are unbeaten in Group F after beating Slovakia and easily holding England to a 0-0 draw in October.

They are available at a good price of to win this game, while a draw is available at .