Our prediction for this Scottish Premiership match:
Hibernian
Match Time & Date:
06/05/2023
16:00
Prediction: 1-0
St Mirren
Easter Road will host Saturday’s Premiership game between Hibernian and St. Mirren, the two teams who are level on points in the standings. The Hibs are eager to keep their Conference League hopes alive and it seems as if they will not have a better chance than this to get back on course. Australia midfielder James Jeggo is banned for the match, while all Kyle Magennis, Aiden McGeady, Rocky Bushiri, and Martin Boyle remain in the recovery room.
The Saints, on the other hand, conceded seven goals in total in back-to-back losses to Rangers (2-5) and Kilmarnock (0-2), which is probably the main reason why we are going to bet on Hibernian. As for the visiting side, Thierry Small is banned for the match, while fellow defender Richard Tait misses out with a groin problem. In the first half of the season Hibernian defeated St. Mirren thanks to Thody Elie Youan’s goal.
Highlighted Team (St Mirren):
St Mirren are Scottish football club that compete in the Scotland Premier League. Founded in 1877, the Buddies play home games at St Mirren Park. The venue, which was built in 2009, can hold up to 8,000 spectators.
St Mirren are well known for their white and black home kit, while black and violet are the dominant colours of their away kit. The Scottish club played their first match against Johnstone Britannia on October 6, 1877, winning the game by one goal to nil. St Mirren have a bitter rivalry with Greenock Morton, and there have always been fireworks in clashes between the two clubs.
The Buddies recorded their biggest win on January 30, 1960, with the team crushing Glasgow University 15-0 in the Scottish Cup. David McCrae is leading the club’s all-time goal-scoring chart with 221 league goals. St Mirren have won the Scotland Premiership three times (1925/26, 1958/59, 1986/87).
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