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Championship league leaders Brighton will be looking to keep their four-point lead intact when they travel to Reading, who have won four of their last six matches. It could prove to be a tricky away day for the soaring Seagulls!

Despite still retaining their unbeaten tag this season Brighton have drawn four of their six matches, we’re tipping this match to be a stalemate at 47/20.

Middlesbrough will want to keep the pressure up on Chris Hughton’s men and spirits will be high after their memorable League Cup upset at Old Trafford in midweek.  Aitor Karanka will be confident of a win at home to lowly Charlton, who are winless in nine. Boro look great value for all three points at 2/5.

Second place Hull City look value for all three points this weekend as they travel to MK Dons with an in-form striker in Abel Hernandez who has scored three goals in his last four matches. Steve Bruce’s men are 47/10 to win by two goals.

Derby are unbeaten in eight and look to be a safe bet this weekend with Paul Clement’s side at 23/50 to beat second from bottom Rotherham at Pride Park.

Saturday sees a mouth-watering clash in League One between first and second place as leaders Gillingham travel to Walsall with just two points separating the two sides.

It also showcases the best defence in Walsall take on the most potent attack in the form of Gillingham. The league leaders have scored 29 goals so far this season. A score draw looks tempting at 17/5.

Swindon are looking for their first win in just under two months when Lee Power’s men travel to fourth place Wigan. The Latics will be confident of prolonging Swindon’s winless run at 1/2. We’re tipping Wigan to win and both teams to score at 191/100.

Struggling Crewe will be looking to drag themselves off the bottom of the table when they host Nigel Adkins’ Sheffield United this weekend. The Blades will be looking to keep in touching distance of the pace setters of League One with a win. We’re tipping the visitors to win and both teams to score at 21/10.

In League Two, leaders Plymouth host Morecombe whose three-match winning run was ended last weekend in a narrow 1-0 defeat to promotion hopefuls Leyton Orient. The Shrimps are scoring and conceding goals at an alarming rate so it should be an entertaining one!

Dag & Red are winless in nine matches and will be hoping for a change in fortunes when they host mid-table Luton on Sunday. The hosts are 51/20 to pick up all three points.

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