Aberdeen vs Kilmarnock Prediction: Both sides must be at their best here

An out-of-form Aberdeen team will play Kilmarnock at Pittodrie Stadium on Wednesday night in the Scottish Premiership. The two teams will be looking to deliver a rare maximum after their most recent match ended in a poor outcome. Killie prolonged their winless streak with a loss to the top-three chasing Hearts on Saturday, while the Dons were unable to get anything out of their journey to the capital on Sunday afternoon.

Aberdeen will be seeking a better outcome in their upcoming match, looking to recover from a 2-0 loss in the Premiership against Hibernian. In that game, Aberdeen held 53% possession and made 22 attempts at goal, with 5 on target. Hibernian, in contrast, had 11 shots at goal, with 3 on target. The scorers for Hibernian were Dylan Vente (18') and Will Fish (70'). Aberdeen has struggled to showcase defensive resilience in recent games, conceding goals in 5 of their last 6 matches and allowing a total of 12 goals in the process.

After a loss to Hearts in their previous Premiership fixture, Kilmarnock will be eager to reverse their fortunes in the upcoming match. In that game against Hearts, Kilmarnock had 52% possession and took 16 shots on goal, with 2 on target. The lone scorer for Kilmarnock was Will Dennis (18' Own goal), while Hearts had 11 attempts on goal, with 1 on target. It's evident that Kilmarnock has struggled to find the back of the net in their last 6 games, scoring only 4 goals. During this period, they have also conceded a total of 4 goals. It remains to be seen whether this pattern will continue in the upcoming match. Reviewing their recent form, Kilmarnock faces a challenging streak against Aberdeen, as they haven't secured a victory in their last 6 away matches in the league against them. Additionally, Kilmarnock is without a win in their last 7 away league games.

The Dons should be sure that they will be able to take the points on Wednesday, despite the fact that they have not been victorious in any of their most recent five matches. During the previous two weeks, Aberdeen have shown that they are capable of producing decent performances against Rangers and Helsinki. As a result of Kilmarnock's typically poor performance during the course of their Premiership travels, we anticipate that McInnes's return to Pittodrie will be an unsatisfactory experience for Killie.