ST Mirren vs Hibernian Prediction

Recent form for both sides

Looking at the last twenty matches for each club across all competitions, the records are strikingly similar. ST Mirren have nine wins, three draws and eight losses, while Hibernian have eight wins, three draws and nine losses.

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

ST Mirren

20 matches

Win

50% 10 / 20

Draw

15% 3 / 20

Loss

35% 7 / 20

Scored

33

Conceded

31

Difference

+2

Hibernian

20 matches

Win

40% 8 / 20

Draw

15% 3 / 20

Loss

45% 9 / 20

Scored

29

Conceded

25

Difference

+4

Neither run has been smooth. ST Mirren have shipped some heavy results lately, including a 5-0 defeat at Hearts and a 3-1 loss at Aberdeen. Hibernian have also been inconsistent, with narrow defeats mixed among draws and wins across league, cup and European fixtures.

Comparative Team Statistics: ST Mirren vs Hibernian

How recent meetings have gone

The head-to-head picture over the last five meetings shows three draws followed by two convincing Hibernian wins, including a 3-0 success at ST Mirren last November and a 2-0 win in February this year.

That's a notable shift given Hibernian's current struggles in the league table, and it suggests this fixture hasn't always followed the pattern their overall form might predict.

Hibernian's recent dominance in this specific fixture runs counter to their wider league form.

League table context

ST Mirren currently sit eighth on ten points from nine games, while Hibernian are twelfth with seven points from the same number of matches. Both have a negative goal difference, but Hibernian's is the less damaging of the two despite the lower league position.

ST Mirren's extra points make this a closer contest on paper than their underlying form might suggest.

Players to watch

Kyle Phillips has been ST Mirren's sharpest attacking threat, scoring three goals in just three appearances, while Samu has chipped in with assists despite fewer goals of his own. For Hibernian, Martin Boyle and Chris Wright have shared the goalscoring load across their last six matches each.

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

On the disciplinary side, ST Mirren's Ryan Carr has picked up four yellow cards in seven games, the busiest card count on show from the available data.

What might decide it

There's a genuine tension here. The table puts ST Mirren ahead, the bookmakers favour Hibernian, and the recent head-to-head record leans towards the visitors too. All three signals point in slightly different directions.

With both teams conceding goals regularly this season, this has the look of a game where defensive mistakes could easily shape the outcome either way.