Wednesday's Scottish Premiership football predictions including Rangers vs. St Johnstone

Wednesday's Scottish Premiership football predictions including Rangers vs. St Johnstone

Rangers vs. St Johnstone (Wednesday, 7.45pm)

Two teams at complete opposite ends of the SPL will compete against each other on Wednesday as league leaders Rangers host St Johnstone, who are at the foot of the table.

The Gers head into the fixture on the back of six consecutive games without a defeat, meanwhile their opponents have failed to win a game in their previous five outings.

We say: Rangers 3-0 St Johnstone

Rangers are the strong favourites heading into this game due to the league positions of both teams and they will believe that they are able to secure three points on Wednesday.

With St Johnstone having struggled for goals all season and the Gers putting on some great defensive performances as of late, the squad will expect to get the win.

Our tipster partners are predicting over 2.5 goals.

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Ross County vs. Celtic (Wednesday, 7.45pm)

Wednesday will see title challengers Celtic travel to face Ross County, who sit inside the relegation zone with two points being all that separates them from safety.

While the Staggies are undefeated in their previous four matches, they will face stern opposition against the visitors, who have not lost in the league since September.

We say: Ross County 1-2 Celtic

These two teams are at opposite ends of the table, but both of them are in strong form at the moment, which should lead to a close contest, with Ross County having a lot to fight for.

However, the Hoops are thriving as of late and their attacking qualities should see them have enough to see them through with another three points here.

Our tipster partners are predicting an away win.

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