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Scottish Premiership Best Bets: Falkirk v Hearts, Hibernian v Kilmarnock, Motherwell v Aberdeen

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| BY Sam McLoughlin

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

Falkirk v Hearts Prediction: Hearts To Win (19/20), Falkirk 0-2 Hearts (9/1)

Hibernian v Kilmarnock Prediction: Hibernian To Win To Nil (9/5), Hibernian 2-0 Kilmarnock (7/1)

Motherwell v Aberdeen Prediction: Motherwell To Win To Nil (9/4), Motherwell 2-0 Aberdeen (8/1)

Falkirk return to the home soil on Tuesday night to take on in-form Hearts, Hibernian will welcome Kilmarnock to Easter Road, whilst Motherwell and Aberdeen clash at Fir Park.

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

Falkirk v Hearts – Tuesday, 7.45pm

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Falkirk are one of two sides in the William Hill Premiership still searching for their first win of the season. The Bairns sit 11th after five games, collecting just two points and scoring only three goals.
Home form hasn’t helped either. Falkirk have lost each of their last four Premiership matches at the Falkirk Stadium, their longest such run since January 2006 when they suffered six straight defeats. Confidence is fragile, and this is another tough assignment.
A first victory looks unlikely given their record in this fixture. Falkirk have lost six in a row against Heart of Midlothian in the top flight, failing to score in all four league meetings last season. William Hill make the Bairns 13/5 to finally break that run.

Hearts began their campaign with a 2–1 defeat at Aberdeen, but everything since has been impressive. The Jambos have won four straight league games and are unbeaten in their last nine matches in all competitions.
Their defensive record in this fixture is dominant too. Hearts have kept a clean sheet in seven of their last eight Premiership meetings with Falkirk, the only exception a 3–2 win back in February 2010.
The Jambos are currently on their second‑longest winning streak since the start of last season, behind only a six‑match run between August and October 2025. William Hill price them at 19/20 to extend that streak on Tuesday.

Hibernian v Kilmarnock – Tuesday, 7.45pm

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Hibernian head into this one having endured a run of successive league defeats, but they return to Easter Road off the back of a comfortable 3–0 League Cup win at Ross County on Saturday — a result that should restore some confidence ahead of Tuesday’s fixture.
Home history is firmly on Hibs’ side. The Hibees are unbeaten in 13 Premiership home games against Kilmarnock (W9 D4) since a 0–1 reverse in May 2014, and that record will be a major factor here.
Despite recent struggles, Hibernian have now lost five successive top‑flight home matches for the first time since August 2010; only Dundee (Feb–May 2019) have endured a longer run of home defeats in recent years. William Hill make Hibs 1/2 odds‑on favourites to get back to winning ways.

Kilmarnock arrive in Edinburgh rock‑bottom of the table with just one point from a possible 15, and their cup exit on Saturday — a penalty shoot‑out defeat to Aberdeen — did nothing to lift spirits.
Killie’s recent record against Hibernian offers little encouragement: one win in their last 17 Premiership meetings (D6 L10), that solitary success a 1–0 victory in November 2022.
The visitors’ form is worrying. Kilmarnock have failed to score in their last three league games and have shipped 14 goals in five matches — a tally only bettered by three sides at this stage in the 21st century. With Hibs’ home record against them and momentum returning after the cup win, punters can back the upset at 9/2 with William Hill, but everything points to the Jambos extending their run at Easter Road.

Motherwell v Aberdeen – Tuesday, 7.45pm

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Motherwell enjoyed an excellent season last year under Jens Berthel Askou, finishing fourth after playing some genuinely impressive football. Askou’s departure to Toulouse means Alfred Johansson is now in charge.
The Steelmen saw their unbeaten start to the William Hill Premiership ended last time out, a 1–0 reverse at Ibrox, yet they return to Fir Park where form has been steady — just one defeat in their last five outings in all competitions.
Motherwell remain yet to concede at home in the league this term and have kept 14 clean sheets at Fir Park since the start of last season, the most of any side on their own patch; they’re 17/20 with William Hill to take the points.

Aberdeen had gone three games without a win in the William Hill Premiership but travel to Fir Park off the back of securing a League Cup semi‑final spot, advancing past Kilmarnock on penalties.
Aberdeen have lost three of their last five Scottish Premiership games against Motherwell (W1 D1) and could lose successive league meetings with the Steelmen for the first time since November 2021.
Aberdeen have failed to score in each of their last four league games; indeed, since the start of 2025–26 the Dons have drawn a blank in a Scottish Premiership‑high 20 matches — yet William Hill price them at 29/10 to win here for punters backing the Dons.