William Hill Premiership
Premiership Predictions: Motherwell v Celtic & Aberdeen v St Johnstone
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William Hill News tipster @Footy_Tipster previews Sunday’s William Hill Premiership action from across the country.
Motherwell v Celtic Prediction: Both Teams To Score & Celtic To Win (7/4), Motherwell 1-2 Celtic (7/1)
Aberdeen v St Johnstone Prediction: Aberdeen To Win (23/20), Aberdeen 2-1 St Johnstone (15/2)
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The William Hill Premiership rolls on this Sunday with two intriguing clashes across Scotland.
At Fir Park, Motherwell look to rediscover their early‑season form when they welcome champions Celtic, while Aberdeen return to Pittodrie aiming to extend their unbeaten run as St Johnstone make the trip north.
Now, let’s take a closer look at some William Hill Premiership odds and betting angles for Sunday’s fixtures:
Motherwell v Celtic – Sunday, 12pm
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- Motherwell opened the 2026–27 campaign impressively with a six‑match unbeaten run, but they welcome Celtic having managed just one win from their last eight in all competitions.
- The Steelmen have slipped to eighth with eight points, now only three clear of Kilmarnock at the foot of the table. They can at least take encouragement from their 2–0 win in this fixture last December. Motherwell are 18/5 with William Hill.
- The international break may have arrived at the perfect moment for Celtic, who return to action on a three‑game losing streak across all competitions — including defeats to rivals Rangers in both the League Cup and the league.
- Even so, the champions have a dominant record in this matchup, losing just one of their last 38 meetings with Motherwell. Celtic are 6/10 with William Hill to get back on track.
Aberdeen v St Johnstone – Sunday, 2pm
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- Aberdeen return to Pittodrie on a four‑game unbeaten run in all competitions, though their home league form has been perfectly balanced so far — one win, one draw, one defeat, with two goals scored and two conceded.
- The Dons have avoided defeat in their last four meetings with St Johnstone (W2, D2), and are 23/20 with William Hill to take the points on Sunday.
- 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 and two draws from seven.
- Defensive issues remain a concern. The Saints have failed to keep a clean sheet in each of their last thirteen top‑flight matches — including all seven 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 11/2 with William Hill.
