Scottish Premiership Odds & Predictions

Premiership stats and tips

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

Happy days! It has now been a long while since Dundee United’s merry fans watched their side suffer defeat in the Premiership. J. Goodwin’s boys are now unbeaten in 6 games, and he'll be full of belief that they can keep that streak running against Motherwell at Tannadice Park on Saturday afternoon. Top odds of 1.33 can be grabbed to back Dundee United the double chance market.

St. Johnstone v Dundee - Both Teams To Score - yes

Dundee fans have been spoilt with entertainment at each end when their team plays in the Premiership, with both sides having scored in every one of their last 8 matches. St. Johnstone on Saturday afternoon could be another ding-dong battle.

Aberdeen v Hibernian - Double Chance - home win or draw

Following your favourite footy team year after year can be a thankless task, and Hibernian’s long-suffering follows know that only too well at the moment. Their team, led by M. Reedijk, is now winless in their previous 8 Premiership matches, and few will be expecting them to end that run against Aberdeen at Pittodrie Stadium on Saturday evening. Backing opposition manager S. Robinson to add to their misery by inspiring his lads to either a win or draw is available at top odds of 1.44.

St. Mirren v Rangers - Double Chance - away win or draw

Happy days! It has now been a long while since Rangers’s merry fans watched their team lose in the Premiership. D. McInnes’s squad is now unbeaten in 9 outings, and he'll be hopeful that they can extend that run against St. Mirren at The Smisa Stadium on Saturday night. Best odds of 1.17 can be taken advantage of to back Rangers to either win or draw.

Hearts v Falkirk - Over / Under 2.5 Goals - over

If you're not busy on Sunday afternoon, then the clash between Heart of Midlothian and Falkirk could be one to watch. W. Vrancken's team lead the Premiership in most matches with at least 3 goals scored so far this season. 9 of their Premiership games have already gone that way. With form like that, surely only a defensive masterclass from J. McGlynn's men could ruin the spectacle.

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

Celtic have enjoyed meeting Kilmarnock in the Premiership in recent years, with a run of 8 straight wins against them. N. McCann will be hoping for a change in fortunes, while M. O'Neill will be hoping for more of the same on Sunday afternoon.

Celtic v St. Mirren - Half Time / Full Time - home+home

C. McLeish won't be too excited about the prospect of playing Celtic in the Premiership on Saturday. M. O'Neill's side have been winning at halftime and gone on to secure the win at fulltime more often than any other team in the the Premiership this season - 6 times in total. That record suggests there's every chance of it being a long afternoon for St. Mirren, and that backing Celtic in the halftime fulltime market would be a smart move at odds of 1.53.

Falkirk v St. Johnstone - Both Teams To Score & Result - draw

is the venue as St. Johnstone and Falkirk clash on Saturday afternoon, in what might just be a proper ding-dong battle. S. Valakari's side have the highest number of score draws of any team in the league - 5 in 12 games. An extension of that record has best odds of 4.50.

Hibernian v Dundee Utd - Both Teams To Score - yes

Fans at Easter Road may be fully expecting plenty goalmouth action on Saturday, and with good reason if Hibernian's past record is to be continued. There have been a goal in both nets in 9 of their 11 Premiership fixtures this season, a record matched by no other team in the competition.

Dundee v Hearts - Over / Under 2.5 Goals - over

If you're looking for some proper entertainment on Saturday evening, then the clash between Heart of Midlothian and Dundee could be worth checking out. W. Vrancken's team lead the Premiership in most matches with at least 3 goals scored so far this season. 9 of their Premiership games have already gone that way. With a record like that, surely only an entirely negative game plan from S. Pressley's men could keep the score down.