St Mirren v Partick Tips

This game really could go either way if you look at the stats. Both sides only have 1 win in their last 5 games, and the head-to-head is 6-3-6. Even the head-to-head at the SMISA Stadium is 3-1-3, but on this occasion, with so much at stake, I think home advantage could just swing it.

The first leg ended in a one-all draw, so we might well see this go to extra time. There seems to be very little between the two sides, and a score draw at 90 minutes is the call.

Partick are unbeaten in their last twelve games and are pressing hard for a chance of promotion to the Premier League. St Mirren are trying to avert relegation. The first leg of the tie ended in a draw, and despite St Mirren playing at home, I think Partick will win as the hosts have been bad at home recently, only winning three of the last ten.

The first leg finished in a 1-1 draw, and I do think this game will be the same with under total goals. Only one of the last five away games for Partick Thistle had more than two goals, and I think this second leg will be close.

Five of the last seven games between these two have had three goals or more. At home, three of the last four have seen more than three goals. With so much at stake, there's no reason to expect fewer than three here today.

The 1st leg of this play-off ended 1-1. Both teams have scored in five of Partick's last six matches, and Partick scored in 29 of their 36 matches this season. St Mirren are the home team, and both teams can score.

Backing a draw with both teams to score between St Mirren F.C. and Partick Thistle F.C. looks like a reasonable option. St Mirren can create chances through organized attacking play, while Partick are capable of responding with dangerous counterattacks and set pieces. Both teams have enough quality going forward to find the net, but the matchup appears balanced enough that neither side may secure a decisive advantage, making a scoring draw a realistic outcome.