Scottish Premiership high-flyers Hibernian have found McDiarmid Park a happy hunting ground in recent years and can beat St Johnstone there again on Sunday. The Edinburgh outfit are unbeaten in their last five trips to this venue, picking up maximum points from the two most recent visits.
Aberdeen return to action for the first time since falling foul of coronavirus protocols and face a tricky trip to St Johnstone on Thursday. Saints have made a solid start to the new Scottish Premiership campaign, picking up four points from three away fixtures and only losing to Rangers.
Rangers have hit the ground running this term and should prove too sharp for St Johnstone in Wednesday’s Scottish Premiership clash. With even Alfredo Morelos getting back on track over the weekend, Steven Gerrard’s men have already built up some strong early momentum.
Celtic suffered an early setback in their quest for a 10th straight Scottish Premiership title on Sunday and will be keen to tighten up when visiting St Mirren. The Hoops have won the last five head-to-head encounters between these teams, with Saints scoring in only one of those fixtures.
Celtic have claimed six straight Scottish Premiership wins over Kilmarnock and are worthy favourites to extend that sequence at Rugby Park. However, Killie did at least manage to get on the scoresheet in all three meetings last term and are fancied to grab a consolation goal again here.
Celtic begin their quest for a 10th straight Scottish Premiership title by hosting Hamilton and a routine win is expected at Parkhead. The Hoops have come out on top in their last 12 head-to-head meetings with Sunday’s opponents, who finished second from bottom last term.
The new Scottish Premiership campaign kicks off with an intriguing clash, as last season’s runners-up Rangers travel to fourth-placed Aberdeen. Pittodrie has proved a tough place to visit for the Light Blues, who have only picked up one win from their last five trips to this venue.
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Motherwell haven’t beaten Celtic since 2015 but they have held the Hoops to a draw in their last thee Scottish Premiership meetings at Fir Park. The Steelmen have started this season in solid form and face visitors coming off a Champions League trip to Romania, so this could be another close encounter.
Rangers have only won once in their last seven trips to Rugby Park but can improve that record in their Scottish Premiership opener against Kilmarnock. Killie have lost manager Steve Clarke since finishing third last term and suffered an embarrassing Europa League defeat here recently.
Andrei Kanchelskis won two Premier League titles, the FA Cup and seven trophies in all during his four years at Manchester United and was Everton’s top scorer in the 1995/96 season. The former Russia international also lifted the Scottish Premier League twice, the Scottish Cup on three occasions and the Scottish League Cup during a trophy-laden four years at Rangers. In an exclusive bwin interview, Kanchelskis shares his thoughts on his former clubs.
Celtic begin their quest for an eighth straight Scottish Premiership title with what looks a straightforward task when hosting top-flight newcomers Livingston. The visitors are back up to this level for the first time since 2006 and have lost 19 consecutive matches against the Hoops, dating back to 2001.
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