SlipsTips shares three angles of attack ahead of Wednesday's SPFL action with the Premiership and the Championship taking centre-stage.
Aberdeen vs Celtic (Wednesday, 19:45)
Celtic will set out to maintain their position at the top of the Scottish Premiership table when they take on Aberdeen at Pittodrie on Wednesday night.
Ange Postecoglou's side head into this encounter in a rich vein of form having avoided defeat in each of their last 19 top flight matches, bagging maximum points from no fewer than 16 fixtures from that sample.
In stark contrast, Aberdeen are winless in four Scottish Premiership outings since the winter break and Wednesday’s visit from free-scoring Celtic is unlikely to provide Stephen Glass’ side with any respite.
The odds on offer for Celtic to secure another three points are a little too short to support, but coupling up an away win with over four Celtic corners holds appeal at 4/5 with Bet 365.
Celtic, who have been attacking with ravenous intent all season, are averaging an eye-watering 9.76 corners per-game this season, covering the 5+ flagkick line in each of their last 21 league games.
Overall, the aforementioned Bet Builder has banked in each of the Bhoys’ last six Scottish Premiership matches, yet the odds imply a 55.56% chance of the same combination clicking in the Granite City.
Recommended Bet
- Celtic to Win
- Over 4 Celtic Corners
- Bet Builder – 4/5 (Bet 365)
Kilmarnock vs Ayr (Wednesday, 19:45)
Kilmarnock will look to return to winning ways in the Scottish Championship when they lock horns with arch-rivals Ayr United on Wednesday night.
A 1-0 defeat at league leaders Arbroath condemned Derek McInnes to his first league defeat as Kille boss, meaning his side are now four points off the pace in their bid to bounce back to the top flight at the first time of asking.
Ayr United, meanwhile, enter this dust-up in the midst of a four-game winless run in the Scottish Championship, and as a result the Honest Men occupy the relegation playoff spot .
Killie backers will be offered a general 4/6 about McInnes’ men bouncing back this midweek, but we can get some 93/100 (William Hill) on them to overcome a -0.75 start on the Asian Handicap and that is an enticing boost in price.
Here we would land a half win if the hosts prevail with a one-goal winning margin, whereas a Kilmarnock success by two or more strikes would see us pocket a full-stakes pay-out.
Kilmarnock will know there is not much room for error and their quality-filed squad look solid value with a -0-75 start at 93/100 (William Hill) to claim local bragging rights once more.
Recommended Bet
- Kilmarnock -0.75 (Asian Handicap)– 93/100 (William Hill)
Inverness vs Partick Thistle (Wednesday, 19:45)
Scottish Championship playoff contenders Inverness Caledonian Thistle and Partick Thistle square off at the Caledonian Stadium on Tuesday night.
Whilst Billy Dodds’ team have failed to triumph in their last seven tier two tussles, the Jags head north having suffered just one defeat in their last 15 outings across all competitions.
What's more, Ian McCall's fifth-placed side are within touching distance of Raith Rovers in the final playoff place and just eight points behind league leaders Arbroath with two games in hand.
Given the contrasting form of the two sides, I’m prepared to get a well-rested Partick Thistle side onside here by partnering up the visitors in the double chance market with a minimum of one Thistle strike at 4/5 (Bet 365).
Despite having played at least two games less than all other sides in the division, the men from Maryhill are the second-top scorers in the league at this stage of the campaign, which doesn’t bode well for a Caley team with just two clean sheets across their last 12 league games.
It’s also worth noting that this bet would have paid out in nine of the pair’s last 10 combined Scottish Championship contests and with that in mind, I’m more than happy to support the same wager in the Highlands on Wednesday night.
Recommended Bet
- Partick Thistle Double Chance
- Over 0 Partick Thistle Goals
- Bet Builder – 4/5 (Bet 365)
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