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Hearts are top of the Scottish Premiership on 54 points. They're a huge 34 points better off than their opponents St Mirren, so a Hearts win does seem likely. However, the last seven times that Hearts have played St Mirren away in the Scottish Premiership, they've only managed to win once. So it's not quite the formality that the league table would suggest. Four of those seven meetings finished as a draw, so I'm happy to back another draw here.

St Mirren are the team with the fewest goals scored in the Scottish Premiership. All of their last five games have finished with under 2.5 goals scored.

All of the last six head-to-head meetings between these two sides in Paisley have finished with both teams scoring. BTTS looks a solid bet here.

Hearts are top of the Scottish Premiership on 54 points. They're a huge 34 points better off than their opponents St Mirren, so a Hearts win does seem likely. However, the last seven times that Hearts have played St Mirren away in the Scottish Premiership, they've only managed to win once. So it's not quite the formality that the league table would suggest. Four of those seven meetings finished as draws, and all four were score draws.

Hearts are top of the Scottish Premiership on 54 points. They're a huge 34 points better off than their opponents St Mirren, so a Hearts win does seem likely. However, in the last seven times that Hearts have played St Mirren away in the Scottish Premiership, they've only managed to win once. So it's not quite the formality that the league table would suggest. Four of those seven meetings finished as draws, and all four were score draws. St Mirren are the league's lowest-scoring team, so I'll back a low-scoring score draw.