Banker Bet
Aberdeen will look to maintain their strong start to the season when they meet St Mirren on Sunday.
After coming through their Scottish League Cup group with four wins from four, the Dons defeated St Johnstone 2-1 on Monday night.
St Mirren also made a winning start to the season as they made light work of Hibs in 3-0 win last Sunday.
However, Stephen Robinson’s side head to Pittodrie after drawing 1-1 with Brann in Europa Conference League qualifying on Thursday night.
That means this will be the Buddies’ fourth competitive game in 10 days and that could take its toll against Jimmy Thelin’s team.
Therefore, Aberdeen look worth backing to pick up their sixth straight win at evens with William Hill.
Aberdeen Win – 1/1 William Hill
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Hibernian vs Celtic (12:30) Celtic Win & Over 2.5 Goals 3/4
After crushing Kilmarnock 4-0 last Sunday, Celtic should overpower Hibs at Easter Road on Sunday. David Gray’s side were soundly beaten 3-0 by St Mirren last Sunday and another heavy defeat could be in store.
Kilmarnock vs St Johnstone (15:00) Kilmarnock Win 8/11
Kilmarnock can claim their first league win of the season at the second attempt. St Johnstone have already lost to Killie twice this calendar year and they look set to suffer the same fate on Sunday.
Sheffield Wednesday vs Plymouth (16:00) Sheffield Wednesday Win 4/5
Sheffield Wednesday ended last season strongly and they can kick off their English Championship campaign with a win over Plymouth. The Pilgrims lost four of their final six league games last season and they could leave Hillsborough empty-handed
- Hibernian vs Celtic – Celtic Win & Over 2.5 Goals
- Kilmarnock vs St Johnstone – Kilmarnock Win
- Sheffield Wednesday vs Plymouth – Sheffield Wednesday Win
- Acca pays 9/2 Bet 365
Bonkers Bet
Graham Shinnie (Aberdeen) and Shaun Rooney (St Mirren) To Be Carded – 22/1 (Bet 365)
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