Scottish Premiership Odds & Predictions

Premiership stats and tips

Celtic v Falkirk - Win / Draw / Win - home win

Recent activity among our tipsters shows a number of them trust M. O'Neill and his ability to deliver victory for Celtic on Saturday afternoon. 17 have backed him to inspire his team to win against Falkirk. Hopefully the home boss doesn't let them down.

Hearts v St. Johnstone - Win / Draw / Win - home win

St. Johnstone will, it could be argued, have the opportunity to play without pressure as face a tough trip to Tynecastle Park. Home victories occur frequently in the Premiership, and the expectation is that Heart of Midlothian and their manager will deliver another one as they face S. Valakari's troops on Saturday afternoon. 5 of our tipsters have bet on the home win, taking advantage of top odds of 1.62, and our 55.66 places a 55.66% chance of them winning with their bets.

Kilmarnock v Dundee Utd - Double Chance - home win or draw

Aberdeen v Rangers - Both Teams To Score - yes

Rangers followers have been spoilt with entertainment at each end when their side plays in the Premiership, with both sides having scored in each of their last 10 matches. Aberdeen on Sunday lunch time could be another goal-fest.

Celtic v Aberdeen - Win / Draw / Win - home win

Celtic have dominated Aberdeen in the Premiership recently, putting together a run of 6 straight wins against them. S. Robinson will be hoping for a change in fortunes, while M. O'Neill will be hopeful of more of the same on Wednesday evening.

Dundee v St. Johnstone - Over / Under 2.5 Goals - under

Low scoring encounters aren't always entirely dull, but fans of Dundee have had lots of chances to test that theory this term. 3 of their side's fixtures in the Premiership have finished with under 2.5 goals so far - the most in the competition. Will S. Valakari and his St. Johnstone team be capable of adding some goalmouth action into this match on Wednesday? Or will it be more of the same?

Kilmarnock v St. Mirren - Both Teams To Score & Result -

If you like tipping goals and choosing a winner, then the upcoming game between Kilmarnock and St. Mirren might well be worth a look. 's side have lost 2 games this campaign in which both sides have scored. That's the most in the Premiership.

Motherwell v Dundee Utd - Half Time / Full Time - home+home

Dundee United will be hoping not to add to the 2 times they have already been behind in at both halftime and fulltime this term when they take on Motherwell on Wednesday. J. Goodwin's side already lead the rest of the Premiership in that area, and won't want to make it any worse. Opposing boss A. Johansson may not feel the same way, however.

Falkirk v Rangers - Half Time / Full Time - draw+draw

It might not be an honour they're particularly enamoured with, but Falkirk currently lead all other teams in the Premiership when it comes to fixtures in which they have been level at both halftime and fulltime this campaign, with their tally now at 1 in 2 matches. They will put that unwanted consistency on the line versus Rangers at on Wednesday, in a game that could see yet another dead heat.

Hibernian v Hearts - Both Teams To Score - yes

Supporters at Easter Road will be banking on action at both ends on Thursday, and with good reason if Hibernian's past record is to be continued. Both teams have scored in 2 of their 2 Premiership matches this season, more than any side in the competition.

Aberdeen v Kilmarnock - Both Teams To Score & Result -

If you like tipping goals and picking a victor, then the upcoming game between Kilmarnock and Aberdeen could be the one for you. 's side have lost 2 games this campaign in which both clubs have scored. That's the highest number in the Premiership.

Falkirk v Hearts - Double Chance - away win or draw

Hibernian v Kilmarnock - Double Chance - home win or draw

Motherwell v Aberdeen - Half Time / Full Time - home+home

Aberdeen will be hoping not to add to the 1 times they have already lost at both halftime and fulltime this season when they take on Motherwell on Saturday. S. Robinson's players already top the rest of the Premiership in that area, and won't want to make the situation any worse. Opposing boss A. Johansson , on the other hand, will be feeling very differently.