Kilmarnock and St. Johnstone set for a draw
On Wednesday night, Kilmarnock host St. Johnstone in the SPL, as the home side looks to seal a top-six finish this season.
Kilmarnock are sixth-place in the SPL, two points clear of seventh-place Motherwell and seven points clear of the eighth-place visitors.
The home side are currently on a run of five games unbeaten in the Scottish top-flight, having recorded three wins and two draws. Killie have drawn their last two league games, including last time out when they drew 1-1 with Hearts at Tynecastle.
Steve Clarke’s team have a good recent home record in the Scottish top-flight, as they are currently on a run of six games unbeaten at Rugby Park. A 2-2 draw with Hibs in their last home game in the league ended a run of five straight home wins in the SPL.
Their recent home games in the SPL have been relatively high scoring, with under 2.5 goals scored in five of their last seven games.
St. Johnstone have endured a mix SPL campaign. Their recent SPL form has been very poor though, as the visitors have won just one of their last nine away games in the Scottish top-flight. They have also lost five of their last seven league games.
Last time out in the SPL, Tommy Wright’s team suffered a 4-1 home defeat against Rangers. The game ended a run of low-scoring games, as their previous four SPL games had produced under 2.5 goals.
The visitor’s recent away record is poor in the SPL, as they have failed to win in their last four games on their travels in the Scottish top-flight.
Wright’s side have been involved in a number of low-scoring away games of late in the SPL, as their last four away games have produced under 2.5 goals.
These two teams are pretty well matched in terms of quality, so it is no surprise that Forebet predicts that this game will finish all square.
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