15:00 Saturday

Chelsea to beat Crystal Palace

The newly crowned Club World Cup champions Chelsea are back in league action as they make the short trip to Selhurst Park against a Crystal Palace side they have a strong recent record against. Thomas Tuchel’s charges will be in a buoyant mood after adding another trophy to the collection and that mini-break away could benefit them as they aim to secure a top-four spot. Palace are winless in five league games.

15:00 Saturday

Middlesbrough to beat Bristol City

Middlesbrough are flying high under Chris Wilder. Boro have won eight of their last 11 games and the feel-good factor is firmly back at the Riverside. Wilder and co will be confident of going to Ashton Gate and getting another victory against a very poor defensive side in Bristol City who have shipped 58 goals this term.

15:00 Saturday

Bolton to beat Wimbledon

Bolton are on of the streakiest sides in the EFL and at the moment they’re on a winning one. Ian Evatt has seen his side record recent impressive wins against the likes of Ipswich, Oxford and Sunderland but will be looking to bounce back after a disappointing defeat at Burton last time out. Opponents Wimbledon can’t buy a win at the moment with no victory in their last 12.

15:00 Saturday

Forest Green to win vs Walsall

The home side comfortably lead the way in League Two with a ten-point lead over second-place side Tranmere. Forest Green are unbeaten in twelve straight games and we can see nothing other than a win for the league leaders. Walsall are hovering near the drop zone and will need to pick up points to ensure their safety in League two however today will be too much of an ask.