ST Mirren vs Hibernian Prediction

Recent form for both sides

Across their last 20 matches in all competitions, ST Mirren have won nine, drawn three and lost eight. That overall picture hides a tougher recent spell though - their last five Premiership outings have brought four defeats and a draw, including home losses to Dundee United and Celtic.

ST Mirren: 20 completed matches; Hibernian: 20 completed matches.

ST Mirren

20 matches

Win

45% 9 / 20

Draw

15% 3 / 20

Loss

40% 8 / 20

Scored

30

Conceded

28

Difference

+2

Hibernian

20 matches

Win

45% 9 / 20

Draw

15% 3 / 20

Loss

40% 8 / 20

Scored

29

Conceded

23

Difference

+6

Hibernian's overall numbers from the same sample look almost identical: nine wins, three draws, eight losses. Their recent trend is just as worrying, with one draw and four defeats in their last five matches, including a League Cup exit at Ross County and a home loss to Hearts.

Both teams arrive out of sorts, so this looks more like a contest to halt a slide than a clash of in-form sides.

Comparative Team Statistics: ST Mirren vs Hibernian

A fairly even head-to-head

These two have met regularly over the years and the recent record doesn't lean strongly either way. Hibernian won 2-0 at home back in February 2026, ST Mirren returned the favour with a 3-0 win in November 2025, and the meeting before that finished level.

Go back further and it's much the same story - wins, losses and draws scattered across both sides with no long streak in either direction.

Where they sit in the table

ST Mirren currently sit fifth with 10 points from seven games. Hibernian are down in tenth with seven points from the same number of matches, so there's a three-point and five-place gap between them right now.

Given how both have struggled for results in recent weeks, neither league position feels especially secure at the moment.

ST Mirren hold the stronger position on paper, but their recent form makes it look shakier than the table suggests.

Players who've made an impact

K. Phillips has been ST Mirren's most productive attacker, with three goals in just three appearances, while Samu has chipped in with a goal and two assists in four matches. R. Carr has picked up four yellow cards in seven games, so discipline is worth keeping an eye on.

ST Mirren:

Best scorers:

K. Phillips - 3

Samu - 1

Best assist providers:

Samu - 2

Penalty cards:

R. Carr x 4

J. Young x 2

Hibernian:

Best scorers:

M. Boyle - 3

C. Wright - 2

Best assist providers:

N. Lowe - 1

Penalty cards:

J. Iredale x 1 x 1

For Hibernian, M. Boyle leads the scoring with three goals in six matches, with C. Wright adding two more. N. Lowe has one assist from seven appearances, suggesting the goal threat is fairly concentrated among a small group.