It's the first Saturday of unrestricted trebles with Ladbrokes and it should be a day to celebrate with plenty of short-priced home teams expected to pick up the points this afternoon.
The Premiership looks a tricky affair today and sticking to home wins in the lower Leagues should pay dividends.
Second Division leaders Walsall face Notts County at the Bescot Stadium and Ray Graydon's men are 8/13 to take the points.
Walsall drew 1-1 with West Ham in the Worthington Cup in midweek and Graydon started the game with strikers Brett Angell and Jorge Leitao with Darren Byfield being held back in reserve on the bench. But, the former Villa man could get a run-out this afternoon.
The Saddlers are unbeaten at home winning three and drawing one of their four home games and they look certain to clock up another home win.
Notts County had some success of their own in the Worthington Cup in midweek, defeating Watford 2-0 at Vicarage Road and in the League they've been fairing quite well on their travels, winning three games away from Meadow Lane. But, boss Jocky Scott will have to play young 'keeper James Lindley who is all set to make his first League start for County after the injury to Darren Ward. And he could be in for a torrid afternoon.
Third Division leaders Chesterfield face Macclesfield at Saltergate and Nicky Law's men are 1/2 to triumph.
The home side will be looking to extend their unbeaten League run to five games and Law may decide to bring back striker David Reeves after his three match suspension. They look all set for a win despite the fact that Macclesfield have yet to lose away from home, winning once and drawing three games on their travels.
Finally, Rochdale complete the 3/1 treble with a home encounter with Southend. Dale are 8/13 to win and keep the pressure on Chesterfield and they look sure to beat Southend who sacked Alan Little in midweek.
The home side are unbeaten at Spotland, winning two and drawing two of their four games, while Southend have been indifferent on their travels and a long trip to Lancashire will represent a tough task.

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The Amber Gamblers