Our prediction for this Scottish Premiership match:
Thanks to a 2-1 win over Ross County St. Mirren managed to put an end to their three-game losing run in the Scottish Premiership, but they remained in the danger zone in the standings. The Saints continue with their habit of producing much better displays at home than on the travels, and it has to be noted that they are undefeated in the previous four home fixtures in the national championship.
Hibernian, on the other hand, proved their worth in back-to-back wins over St. Johnstone (4-1) and Motherwell (3-1). The Hibs are brimming with confidence ahead of the trip to Paisley, but beating St. Mirren on the road is easier said than done. A close encounter is on the horizon, and we believe that punters can find value in betting on draw. When the two teams met at Easter Road Stadium earlier in the process Hibernian recorded a hard-fought 1-0 win over St. Mirren.
Highlighted Player (Vaclav Hladky):
Born in Brno on November 14, 1990, Vaclav Hladky is a Czech footballer who plays for Scottish Premier League club St Mirren as a goalkeeper. Hladky spent his youth career at the likes of FC Sparta Brno, FK Sardice, and FC Zbrojovka Brno, and he continued playing for the Zbrojovka Brno reserve team at the senior level.
The 192-cm-tall shot-stopper played for the likes of MSK Breclav (loan) Sparta Brno, FK Sardice, FC Zbrojovka Brno (senior team), and Slovan Liberec before signing a contract with St Mirren. The Czech goalkeeper made his Scottish Premiership debut on January 23, 2019, in a 4-0 loss at Celtic.
Hladky played for the Czech Republic youth teams as well, but he has yet to earn a call-up for the Czech Republic senior team. Vaclav Hladky wears the No. 1 shirt at St Mirren, and his preferred foot is right.
Highlighted Team (Hibernian):

Founded in August 1875, Hibernian are the Scottish Premier League team that play home matches at Easter Road. The capacity of the venue is 20,421, and it was opened in 1893. The Hibs wear light green shirts with white sleeves and white shorts in home matches, while light grey is the dominant colour of their away kit.
Hibernian clinched their first Scottish league trophy back in the 1902/03 season, and they were the dominant force in Scottish football in the early 50s, securing three titles more from 1948 to 1952. The Easter Road outfit recorded their biggest win on September 3, 1881, with the team rolling over Black Watch Highlanders 22-1.
In February 1961, the Hibs suffered the biggest defeat in the club's history as they were beaten by Airdrie 11-1. Hibernian and Hearts face each other in the Edinburgh derby. The rivalry between the two clubs is considered one of the oldest rivalries in world football.