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Watford to beat Luton

Second-placed Watford look to be heading for an immediate return to the Premier League after a run of 10 victories in their last 12 matches,

That sequence of results has seen the Hornets open a seven-point gap to third-placed Swansea.

Luton have won two of their last eight league games at Kenilworth Road.

Nottingham Forest to beat Huddersfield

Huddersfield’s run of two victories in 19 league games has plunged them into serious relegation trouble.

The Terriers were pumped 7-0 by league leaders Norwich in their last away game and could have the gap to the drop zone cut to two points by full time.

Nottingham Forest have taken eight points from their last four matches and beat QPR 3-1 last time out at the City Ground.

Wigan to beat Crewe

Wigan showed what they are capable of in midweek as they came from behind to beat title contenders Sunderland 2-1 at home so this price feels long.

That was the Latics’ second straight victory and lifted them out of the relegation zone, where they have a one-point buffer on Northampton.

Crewe’s season, meanwhile, has fizzled out into nothing after a run of just three victories in their last 10 matches.

Bolton to beat Grimsby

Bolton’s 1-0 win away to play-off hopefuls Salford in midweek kept them within two points of table-topping Cheltenham.

Wanderers have been one of the form teams in League Two since January, winning 13 and drawing three of their last 17 matches.

Bottom-of-the-league Grimsby have won two in 21 and are in all kinds of trouble, with striker Stefan Payne serving a three-match ban after headbutting team-mate Filipe Morais last time out.

Barrow to beat Leyton Orient

Barrow are second in League Two’s 10-game form table, having taken 20 points – only three fewer than Bolton.

The Bluebirds come into this on the back of a 2-1 win at home to play-off hopefuls Exeter and are unbeaten in four.

Leyton Orient’s 2-2 draw with Harrogate in midweek means that they are winless in three.

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