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Kilmarnock vs St Mirren Predictions

Published on 3:00pm GMT 2 January 2025

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St Mirren Draw No Bet

Reason for tip

Kilmarnock have failed to win eight of their 11 home games in all competitions this season while St Mirren have won three of their last four games on the road.

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St Mirren 2-1

Reason for tip

St Mirren have won three of their last four away league games and two of those matches finished 2-1 to the Buddies. They also beat Rangers 2-1 at home on Boxing Day, so it seems to be a score they favour at the moment.

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Bruce Anderson To Score Anytime

Reason for tip

Kilmarnock striker Bruce Anderson has scored in three of his last five league appearances, despite being a substitute for the last two.

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Kilmarnock vs St Mirren Predictions

  • Kilmarnock have failed to win eight of their 11 home games in all competitions this season
  • St Mirren have won three of their last four games on the road
  • Bruce Anderson has scored in three of his last five league appearances, despite being a substitute for the last two

Buddies can bounce back

St Mirren should bounce back from a surprise home defeat to Dundee by having the better of Thursday’s clash with Kilmarnock at Rugby Park.  The Buddies were worthy of all three points against the Dee with Stephen Robinson’s side controlling much of the possession and creating several opportunities.

A pivotal moment came shortly after the break when Toyosi Olusanya found himself with a clear chance to put the hosts ahead, but he lost his footing and his shot only found the side netting.

Despite the setback, which came only days after St Mirren had defeated Rangers at home, Robinson’s side ended 2024 in the top six of the Premiership with solid prospects of qualifying for Europe for a second season in a row.

Anderson enjoying a scoring run

Kilmarnock, meanwhile, lost 1-0 at Hibernian on Sunday to halt their their four-game unbeaten streak. Derek McInnes’s men thrashed his former club Aberdeen 4-0 on Boxing Day, but the Dons have gone badly off the boil in recent weeks.

This clash is arguably a much tougher test for them against a St Mirren side that have won three of their last four Premiership games on the road. Back St Mirren to come out on top in the draw no bet market at decent odds because Killie have drawn six of their 11 home games in all competitions this term.

Killie striker Bruce Anderson is also worth a small stake in anytime goalscorer betting after scoring in three of his last five appearances, two of which were as a substitute.

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