DEESASTER FOR JOCKY.

WITH no SPL card, game of the day is between joint First Division leaders Dundee and Queen of the South.

Nothing will be decided today but the Dens men could suffer through Leigh Griffiths' call-up to Scotland Under-21s.

Home form has been crucial for Jocky Scott's side so far with six wins and a draw from seven outings but with top scorer Griffiths thousands of miles away in Azerbaijan an away win could be the call.

Improved Queens, who have done well to lead the title race after losing strikers Stephen Dobbie and Sean O'Connor at the start of the season, are 5-2 with the likes of McBookie.com while the draw is 13-5. There should be another cracker at Dunfermline where Partick Thistle are the visitors. The Pars have improved in recent weeks and this looks a draw.

Ayr lost again at home last week and Ross County will fancy their chances at Somerset. Back them at 10-11.

Second Division Dumbarton did us a turn last week at Stenhousemuir and they could make it five away wins in a row at Cowdenbeath. It won't be easy but the Sons are on a roll and worth backing at 19-10 with Bet365.

Alloa produced a storming display to beat leaders Stirling at Forthbank last week and can follow up by seeing off Stenny at home.

Livingston are all the rage in Division Three after five wins in six games. They should keep the run going against a Albion Rovers side who have gone off the boil since they topped the table.

In England, best bets should be Paul Lambert's Norwich who are now closing in on the automatic promotion places.

The Canaries, 7-0 winners in the FA Cup last week, are 2-5 at home to lowly Tranmere. Lambert's old side Colchester should beat Exeter and Huddersfield can take care of Wycombe.

Barnet are still unbeaten at home in League Two and should be too strong for a Hereford with no wins on the road. The London side are 10-11 at Ladbrokes.

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GOOD BUY: Gary Harkins has been a standout for Dundee but could miss Leigh Griffiths today