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Solihull Moors to beat York City
3pm Saturday
2pt 7-4 bet365

Barnet to beat Kidderminster 
3pm Saturday
3pt 23-20 Coral 

Over 3.5 goals in Oxford City v Altrincham
TNT Sports 1, 5.30pm Saturday
1pt 8-5 Paddy Power, Betfair

Saturday's National League football predictions

Solihull remain unbeaten this season with seven wins and five draws to their name. The Moors have notched five away victories and a trip to a York City team with a poor home record of one win and three defeats in six could yield another three points on the road for Andy Whing’s in-form team.

The hosts may have turned a corner with two wins in their past four matches but a visit from in-form Solihull is a tough task and the visitors look excellent value for the win.

Barnet got back to winning ways with a 4-2 victory in midweek after a goalless draw at the weekend against Halifax. The Bees are unbeaten in three and look an attractive price to make it four when they visit bottom-of-the-table Kidderminster, who have lost their last four matches and have gone ten games without a win. 

Barnet have been continually overlooked by the bookmakers this season and once again appear underpriced for an away victory.

Altrincham’s trip to Oxford City looks a wise choice for the television cameras this weekend with both sides involved in a number of high-scoring fixtures already this season.

The Hoops are conceding an average of two goals per game while finding the net 18 times in 12 fixtures and the visitors are almost as busy at either end of the pitch, scoring 22 and letting in 18.

Two of The Robins' last three games have featured four goals or more while six of Oxford City’s last seven have done the same. 

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