Aberdeen vs Falkirk Prediction

Form heading into the fixture

Aberdeen's wider record shows ten wins, three draws and seven losses from their last 20 matches across all competitions, with 32 goals scored and 23 conceded. That covers Premiership, League Cup and friendly fixtures, so it isn't a pure top-flight run, but it points to a team that's been winning more often than not.

Aberdeen: 20 completed matches; Falkirk: 20 completed matches.

Aberdeen

20 matches

Win

50% 10 / 20

Draw

15% 3 / 20

Loss

35% 7 / 20

Scored

34

Conceded

24

Difference

+10

Falkirk

20 matches

Win

30% 6 / 20

Draw

25% 5 / 20

Loss

45% 9 / 20

Scored

26

Conceded

32

Difference

-6

Falkirk's equivalent sample reads six wins, five draws and nine losses from 20 matches, with 26 scored and 32 against. They've lost more than they've won across that stretch, and the numbers lean towards Aberdeen having had the better recent run.

That form gap is worth noting, but it comes from a mixed set of competitions rather than league games alone.

Comparative Team Statistics: Aberdeen vs Falkirk

Head-to-head history

The three most recent meetings between these two have been close. Aberdeen drew 1-1 at home in March, Falkirk won 1-0 on their own patch back in January, and Falkirk also won 1-0 away at Aberdeen in August 2025.

Falkirk have actually come out on top in two of those three games, despite generally sitting lower in the table. It's a small sample, but it shows they're capable of frustrating Aberdeen.

Recent head-to-head results haven't followed the expected pattern based on league position.

Where they sit in the table

In the Premiership itself, Aberdeen are seventh with eight points from seven games, while Falkirk are eleventh with six points from the same number of matches. Aberdeen have two wins, two draws and three losses; Falkirk have one win, three draws and three losses.

That's a much closer picture than the wider form figures imply. Neither side has pulled away from the pack yet this season.

Players to watch

Aberdeen's main attacking threat has been K. Nisbet, who leads the way with three goals and two assists in seven matches, involved directly in a good chunk of their output this season.

Aberdeen:

Best scorers:

K. Nisbet - 3

Best assist providers:

K. Nisbet - 2

Penalty cards:

L. Mayo x 5

A. Aremu x 3

A. Mouloua x 2

Falkirk:

Best assist providers:

R. Strain - 2

Falkirk's R. Strain has chipped in with two assists in seven games, their top contributor in that department. On discipline, Aberdeen's L. Mayo has picked up five yellow cards in six appearances, the most of anyone in this squad's list.