Ross County vs Hamilton Predictions

• Ross County have seen an average of 2.86 scored in their home ties.
• Hamilton’s away days have seen 2.72 goals scored, with the Sout Lanarkshire outfit conceding an average of 1.71 goals.
• The Staggies have failed to score just three times this season at Victoria Park

Staggies getting close to relegation

Ross County suffered their second defeat on the bounce as they were narrowly beaten 1-0 by Rangers, their third defeat in five games. The Staggies are now merely three points ahead of 11^th-placed St Mirren in the table.

The Dingwall club has one of third-worst home record in the league, as they’ve picked up 18 points from 14 games. Moreover, the games at Victoria Park have seen an average of 2.86 goals scored, with the Staggies netting 1.21 times and failing to score just three times. Ross County have also let in 1.64 goals at home and have kept a clean sheet on just four occasions.

Accies on the up

Hamilton made it four games without defeat as they narrowly beat Kilmarnock 1-0 last week. This latest win meant that the club climbed out from the relegation zone although they only have a one-point cushion.

The Accies’ away form hasn’t been too bad either, although the club still struggles to find consistency on their travels. They’ve scored one goal on average on their travels and have scored at least once in 9 of those 14 games. However, the club also lacks quality at the back, as they’ve conceded at least once in 11 away ties, letting in an average of 1.71 goals.

Bottom of the table clash

Whilst neither side comes into this game in fantastic form, Hamilton have done significantly better in recent weeks, as they’ve failed to lose any of their last four league games, whilst Ross County have been yo-yo-ing between defeats, draws and wins.

Over 2.5 goals is a good shout here, as the Staggies’ see an average of 2.86 goals at Victoria Park whilst the Accies’ away days have seen 2.72 goals scored. Moreover, we’re going for a final score of 2-2, as the hosts have netted and conceded 1.21 and 1.64 respectively, whilst Hamilton have conceded 1.71 times on their travels.