Hibernian - St. Mirren predictions

The online bookies marked Hibernian as the favourites, which makes a lot of sense. Still, we wouldn’t put St. Mirren winning beyond them – not to mention that draws are a strong possibility in relatively balanced games.

The odds are stacked heavily against St. Mirren here, and we can’t see them winning this match. Hibernian are heavily favoured by most betting predictions – so much so that an away bet is priced at around 3.91.

Hibernian did not have big expectations heading into their Premiership trip last time out. At the odds of 3.69 they were not greatly favoured to claim an away win. However, after the first 45 minutes it surely looked as if they could actually snatch the three points. Ultimately, they lacked strength to endure the pressure for the entire match. A Kilmarnock draw is by no means a bad result though.

St. Mirren were up against impossible odds in their previous home game. Quite predictably, they lost it 0:1 to Rangers. Given the 13.19 odds for a home win, it’s hard to imagine a different outcome.

Looking over the home team’s recent record, we can see a worrying trend. They’ve conceded more than 5 goals over the past 3 matches alone, indicating problems in their defensive lineup.

After 3 losses as hosts in a row, it’s becoming clear that St. Mirren will need to change something. They’ll have a chance to prove they’re still in it this Saturday.

Earlier in the season, Hibernian lost an away game against St. Mirren, though it was with a relatively small goal difference. Most betting predictions agree that things will go differently this time, especially with the 2.05 odds for a home win in mind.

Despite being seen as underdogs by most online bookmakers, the visiting team will be able to give their all this Saturday. They have no reported injuries or suspensions going in, so at least they’ll be able to rely on their best players and strategies.

At the odds of 2.13, the match will likely end in a Home Win. The probability of success is the most important factor here, and all signs are pointing towards a triumph for Hibernian.