Inverness v Celtic
Inverness
Injuries - Hogg
Suspended - Foran, Tudur-Jones
Probable XI - Esson, Raven, Warren, King, G. Shinnie, Draper, Pepper, Doran, Sutherland, A. Shinnie, Mackay (4-4-2)
Celtic
Injuries - Ledley, Kayal, Murphy, McGeouch, Stokes
Doubtful - Rogne, Brown, Samaras, Commons
Probable XI - Forster, Matthews, Wilson, Lustig, Izaguire, Mulgrew, Ledley, Wanyama, Commons, Samaras, Hooper (4-4-2)
Prediction : Inverness 1-2 Celtic
Another
tricky trip up north for a Celtic team which I feel is lacking a little
bit of creativity in midfield and are finding it hard to get clear cut
chances in the league so far. Its a fixture that Celtic got maximum
points from last season (home & away) and I can see them continuing
this tomorrow. Inverness are still looking for their first win of the
season after 3 draws in a row but I just dont see it coming here. Best
price you can get on a Celtic win is 1.57 but that doesn't interest me
at all, especially with their vital european 2nd leg game coming up
midweek. NO BET
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Dundee v Ross County
Dundee
Injuries - Riley, Finnegan, McBride
Probable XI - Douglas, Irvine, Grassi, Benedictus, Lookwood, McAllister, Davidson, Conroy, Boyle, Baird, Stewart (4-4-2)
Ross County
Injuries - Malin, Lawson, Scott
Probable XI - Fraser, Fitzpatrick, Munro, Boyd, Tokeley, Kettlewell, Brittain, Vigars, Quinn, Corcoran, McMenamin (4-4-1-1)
Prediction : Dundee 1-2 Ross County
I still believe Dundee
will be the whipping boys of the SPL this season and so far it has
basically gone to plan. They are still without a win and will probably
look at a home game against County to be a good chance for them but I
think not. Ross County finished 25 points clear of Dundee in the 1st Div
last season and this proves that they are a much better outfit. Only
worry here is that scoring goals has been a bit of a problem for them so
far this season, in fact they have only managed 1 in 3 games. Still
County are the better team and I'm happy to back them for the away win @ 2.5
(Ladbrokes)
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Hibs v St Johnstone
Hibs
Injuries - Gilbraith, Stevenson
Probable XI - Williams, Clancy, McPake, Hanlon, Maybury, Deegan, Claros, Cairney, Wotherspoon, Doyle, Griffiths (4-4-2)
St Johnstone
Injuries - Beattie, Millar, M. Davidson
Probable XI - Mannus, Mackay, Anderson, Wright, Scobbie, Adams, Cregg, Miller, Craig, Vine, Tade (4-4-2)
Prediction : Hibs 2-0 St Johnstone
It may have gone a
little unnoticed but St Johnstone are on an absolute shocking run of
form!!! In their last 10 league matches they have only managed to get
2pts from a possible 30pts - now that is really bad! A positive for them
though is that they will have both strikers, Vine & Tade, back from
suspension. Call me crazy but I think the dirty Hibees have a great
chance of a win here. Hibs home win @2.6 (Stan James)
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Kilmarnock v Dundee Utd
Kilmarnock
Injuries - Bell, Hay, Heffernan, Muirhead, Fisher
Probable XI - Letheren, O'Leary, Pascali, Nelson, Tesselaar, Dayton, Kelly, Fowler, Harkins, Boulding, Borja (4-4-2)
Dundee Utd
Injuries -
Probable XI - Cierzniak, Watson, Dillon, Douglas, Gunning, Flood, Rankin, Ryan, Mackay-Steven, Russell, Daly (4-4-2)
Prediction : Kilmarnock 1-2 Dundee Utd
Dundee Utd are top
of the league yet have only played 2 games, which were both won 3-0 and
its fair to say they have really impressed me. They have some great
talent combined with experience. What makes them so effective is the
balance they have in the team, a solid defence, bit of guile in
midfield, great wing play from Mackay-Stevens and of course two really
on form strikers in Daly and Russell. It's no surprise to me that they
are evens favourite to win at Kilmarnock. Killie are struggling still
without Heffernan and I reckon they will have their hands full tomorrow.
I think Dundee Utd have goals in them and will take Dundee Utd to score over 1.5 team goals @2.2 (Ladbrokes)
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