Scottish Premiership Predictions: Five Games, Ten Betting Angles You Need Onside

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| BY Sam McLoughlin

William Hill News tipster @Footy_Tipster previews Saturday’s William Hill Premiership action from across the country.

Dundee v Motherwell Prediction: Both Teams To Score & Over 2.5 Goals (19/20), Dundee 1-2 Motherwell (15/2)

Hibernian v Aberdeen Prediction: Match Result & 2+ Match Goals – Hibs (21/20), Hibs 2-0 Aberdeen (15/2)

St Johnstone v Falkirk Prediction: Draw (23/10), St Johnstone 1-1 Falkirk (5/1)

St Mirren v Dundee Utd Prediction: Both Teams To Score & Draw (10/3), St Mirren 1-1 Dundee Utd (11/2)

Kilmarnock v Hearts Prediction: Hearts To Win To Nil (21/10), Kilmarnock 0-2 Hearts (15/2)

The William Hill Premiership serves up five fixtures across Scotland on Saturday.

At Dens Park, Dundee look to end a three‑game winless run when they welcome Motherwell, while Hibernian aim to halt their recent slide as Aberdeen make the trip to Easter Road.

St Johnstone return to McDiarmid Park searching for a response against Falkirk, and St Mirren host Dundee United in Paisley with both sides desperate to find consistency.

The day rounds off at Rugby Park, where Kilmarnock face Hearts at 5.45pm.

Now, let’s take a closer look at some William Hill Premiership odds and betting angles for Saturday’s fixtures:

Dundee v Motherwell – Saturday, 3pm

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Dundee return to home soil looking to halt a three‑game winless run in the William Hill Premiership, though their scoring form at Dens Park offers encouragement. The Dee have found the net in each of their last eleven home league games, their longest such streak in the top flight since 2015, and that consistency should give them something to build on.
Their recent record against Motherwell hasn’t been ideal, with just one win from the last five meetings — but that victory did come here back in March. Dundee are 19/10 with William Hill to claim all three points on Saturday.

Motherwell arrive in need of a response after seeing their unbeaten start ended at Ibrox before suffering a heavy 4–0 home defeat to Aberdeen on Tuesday night against all the odds.
The Steelmen will be desperate to avoid a third straight loss and to prevent back‑to‑back away defeats in this fixture for the first time since October 2015. They’re 5/4 with William Hill to get themselves back on track at Dens Park.

Hibernian v Aberdeen – Saturday, 3pm

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Hibernian come into this one on the back of three straight league defeats, and their long‑standing Premiership home unbeaten record against Kilmarnock was snapped on Tuesday night with a 1–0 loss.
Home history, however, is firmly in Hibs’ favour here. The Hibees have lost just one of their last ten home league games against Aberdeen (W7, D2), a trend that helps explain why William Hill make them the slight favourites at 3/4 to get back on track.

Aberdeen arrive in Edinburgh buoyed by an emphatic 4–0 win away at Motherwell, a result that defied the odds and ended their three‑game winless run in the William Hill Premiership.
The Dons haven’t managed back‑to‑back league victories since April, but a win here would see them claim consecutive successes against Hibs for the first time since November 2020. Punters can back the away win at 16/5 with William Hill.

St Johnstone v Falkirk – Saturday, 3pm

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St Johnstone returned to the William Hill Premiership at the first time of asking following their relegation in 2024/25, and they’ve made a steady enough start with two wins from six. Their most recent outing at McDiarmid Park ended in a narrow 1–0 defeat to Celtic ten days ago.
Defensive issues remain a concern. The Saints have failed to keep a clean sheet in each of their last twelve top‑flight matches — including all six this season — their longest run without a shutout in the Premiership since December 2012. With goals likely at both ends, punters can back BTTS & St Johnstone to win at 3/1 with William Hill.

Falkirk finally claimed their first victory of the campaign at the sixth attempt, beating Hearts 2–1 on Tuesday night in front of their own fans. However, you have to go back to early April for their last away win in the top flight.
The Bairns could secure back‑to‑back victories against newly promoted sides for the first time since 2007, having beaten Livingston back in February. An away win is 12/5 with William Hill.

St Mirren v Dundee Utd – Saturday, 3pm

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St Mirren welcome Dundee United on Saturday afternoon looking to halt a run of back‑to‑back defeats in the William Hill Premiership — their first consecutive losses since May, albeit both came against Celtic and Rangers within four days.
Home history doesn’t offer much comfort for the Buddies. They’ve won just three of their last twenty‑three top‑flight home games against Dundee United (D10, L10), though two of those victories have come in the last five meetings. Even so, William Hill make St Mirren 11/8 to get the job done here.

Dundee United have managed only one win from six league games so far (D2, L3), and their away form remains a concern — just one victory in their last ten Premiership road matches.
However, since returning to the William Hill Premiership in 2024, United’s five league wins over St Mirren are their most against any opponent in that period. Punters can back the visitors at 17/10 with William Hill to extend that strong head‑to‑head record.

Kilmarnock v Hearts – Saturday, 5.45pm

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Kilmarnock may sit bottom of the William Hill Premiership, but they’ve already shown they can mix it with the Edinburgh clubs. Their first win of the season came on Tuesday night with a 1–0 victory away at Hibernian, a result that landed firmly against the odds.
Killie also won this fixture 1–0 back in March, and another success here would see them claim back‑to‑back home wins over Hearts for the first time since March 2014. They’ll need to defy the market again, though — William Hill price the hosts at 7/2.

Hearts opened their campaign with a 2–1 defeat at Aberdeen, but everything that followed was impressive. The Jambos put together four straight league wins and were unbeaten in nine matches in all competitions before Tuesday’s 1–0 loss at Falkirk.
Away form remains the concern. Hearts have won just two of their last ten Premiership road games (D2, L6), though they have taken two of their last three visits to Rugby Park. Notably, both teams have failed to score in each of the last six meetings at Killie. With that trend in mind, Hearts to win to nil is 21/10 with William Hill.