St. Mirren vs Hibernian Prediction: Expect a close contest

This rescheduled Scottish Premiership match between St. Mirren and Hibernian will take place in Paisley on Wednesday. Let's get into the details of the match below and make betting possibilities available.

After suffering a defeat to Celtic by a score of 2-1 in their most recent Premiership match, St. Mirren will be aiming for a stronger showing this time around. St. Mirren had 24% possession of the ball during that encounter, and they had 6 shots on goal, with only 2 of them finding the target. Conor McMenamin was the one who put the ball in the back of the net for St. Mirren in the 7th minute. Celtic had 23 shots on goal, only eight of which were on target. Celtic was successful in scoring two goals thanks to David Turnbull in the 18th minute and Hyeon-gyu Oh in the 83rd minute. Stephen Robinson's team has scored a total of nine goals in the previous six games that St. Mirren has played in. The total number of goals that they have allowed to be scored against them in those games is currently 10.

After suffering a defeat at the hands of Aberdeen in the League Cup tournament in their most recent match, both the players and fans of Hibernian will be hoping for a different outcome this time around. In the 78th minute, Bojan Miovski scored the winning goal for Aberdeen. Over the course of their most recent six games, the Nick Montgomery-coached Hibernian team has scored eight goals. During that same time period, they have been the recipients of a total of 10 goals that have been scored against them. To this point in the league schedule, Hibernian have not had a victory away from their stadium in any of the previous three matches. 

St Mirren possible starting lineup:

Hemming; Fraser, Gogic, Taylor; Strain, Boyd-Munce, O'Hara, Tanser; McMenamin, Olusanya, Kiltie

Hibernian possible starting lineup:

Marshall; Miller, Fish, Bushiri, Obita; Jair Tavares, Levitt, Newell, Youan; Boyle, Vente

To this point in the season, St. Mirren has put up some very excellent numbers, and if they are able to maintain their level of play, gaining entry into the Championship Group should not be difficult for them. Hibernian will still be grieving after suffering a catastrophic loss in the cup over the weekend, and St. Mirren are not the ideal opponents to play at this time when seeking to snap a losing streak that has lasted for six games. Therefore, it is a sure win for St. Mirren here, with goals expected from both sides.