In League One, fourth-placed BARNSLEY continue to be a side to back when travelling - a longstanding trait. The second-best away side in the division last term, and fourth-best in 2022/23, they're now starting to gel under Darrell Clarke, their third different manager in that period.
They travel to Cambridge on Saturday, whose winning run was severely halted by a 6-1 pummelling by Peterborough last weekend.
Down a division and ACCRINGTON are clicking into gear, winning four of their last six league games including a 3-0 thumping of Chesterfield last weekend. They host a Swindon team who continue to struggle despite Ian Holloway's appointment, sitting just a point and a place above the drop zone.
League Two leaders PORT VALE head to bottom club Morecambe, with Darren Moore's men the best travellers in the division - winning five of eight - and Neil Adams' side the worst home team, taking three points from seven matches.
The Shrimps' are also the worst team in the fourth tier according to the underlying data; they should be outclassed.
RAITH ROVERS are a team to watch in the Scottish Championship, with new boss Neill Collins turning them around. Three wins and two draws at home, denied in one by a stoppage-time equaliser, has formed the backbone of their form, with impressive victories over runaway leaders Falkirk and third-placed Ayr.
Eighth-placed Morton sit directly beneath them in the table, but on a winless run of six matches.
Odds correct at 1215 GMT (16/11/24)
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