Premiership Predictions: Saturday’s Slate – Will We See Shocks Across Scotland?

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| BY Sam McLoughlin

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

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Dundee Utd v Hibernian Prediction: Draw (12/5), Dundee Utd 1-1 Hibernian (11/2)

Falkirk v Dundee FC Prediction: Falkirk To Win (21/20), Falkirk 2-1 Dundee (15/2)

Hearts v St Mirren Prediction: Under 2.5 Goals (29/20), Hearts 2-0 St Mirren (15/2)

Rangers v Kilmarnock Prediction: Rangers To Score Over 2.5 Goals (4/6), Rangers 3-0 Kilmarnock (6/1)

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

At Tannadice, Dundee United look to kick‑start their home form when they welcome Hibernian, while Falkirk aim to climb the table as Dundee FC make the trip to the Falkirk Stadium.

Hearts return to Tynecastle hoping to maintain their perfect home record against St Mirren, and Rangers put their six‑match winning streak on the line at Ibrox as Kilmarnock come to Glasgow.

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

Dundee Utd v Hibernian – Saturday, 3pm

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Dundee United have taken just two wins from seven league games (D2, L3), though they did pick up that second victory right before the international break.
Home form remains the concern: the Tangerines are winless in all three Premiership matches at Tannadice so far, and they haven’t beaten Hibs here in their last two attempts. United are 7/4 with William Hill to change that on Saturday.

Hibernian arrive without a win in their last four league outings, but their only Premiership victories this season have come away from home — a small boost heading into this one.
Hibs are unbeaten in their last six meetings with Dundee United, including a 3–2 success in February 2026. New boss Marink Reedijk will be desperate to start his reign with three points, and the visitors are 11/8 with William Hill.

Falkirk v Dundee FC – Saturday, 3pm

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Falkirk finally broke their winless run at the sixth attempt, beating Hearts 2–1 before following up with a 1–1 draw away at St Johnstone.
They sit just one point off the bottom but will hope to rediscover the form that earned them a superb sixth‑placed finish last season. Falkirk are 21/20 with William Hill to build on their recent improvement.

Dundee entered the break in good shape after a 2–1 win over Motherwell, taking 10 points from 21 so far (W3, D1, L3) to sit fourth in the table.
Their record away at Falkirk, however, is a major stumbling block: just one win from their last 11 visits, and that came in a Challenge Cup tie in 2022. Their last league victory here was way back in 1996. Dundee are 12/5 to finally end that long drought.

Hearts v St Mirren – Saturday, 3pm

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Hearts made a slow start under Wouter Vrancken, failing to win any of his first four competitive matches, but they’ve since taken four wins from seven in the league and sit third despite going two games without victory (D1, L1).
Their home form has been flawless: three wins from three at Tynecastle in the Premiership. Hearts are 4/9 with William Hill to keep that perfect record intact.

St Mirren opened the season strongly with a four‑game unbeaten run, but they travel to Edinburgh on the back of three straight defeats, albeit two of those came narrowly against Celtic and Rangers.
They did win this fixture 1–0 in February, but Tynecastle has been a difficult venue — St Mirren have lost their last four visits and won just one of their last 12 trips in all competitions. They’re 24/5 with William Hill to spring a surprise.

Rangers v Kilmarnock – Saturday, 3pm

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After a difficult start to the campaign, Derek McInnes’ side have now won six straight matches in all competitions, conceding just once in that period, including a vital victory away at Celtic just before the three week break.
McInnes became only the second Rangers manager to win both of his first two Old Firm derbies, following Graeme Souness in 1986, they’ve now got to continue this form and should do, given their the heavy 1/6 favourites to beat Kilmarnock on Saturday.

Kilmarnock may sit bottom of the Premiership, but they’ve shown resilience, extending their unbeaten league run to three games (W1, D2) with a 1–1 draw against Hearts last time out.
They beat Rangers 1–0 in 2024, but that was at Rugby Park, their record at Ibrox is grim. Killie have lost ten straight visits, with their last win here coming in 2018. They’re 14/1 with William Hill to stun the title contenders.