St Mirren vs Dundee United prediction, odds and free betting tips 19/03/2022

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After 30 games these teams are both locked on 36 points in the Premiership. Will they be separated on Saturday? Find out with our St Mirren vs Dundee United preview here along with the predictions and free tips we mention along the way.

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Contents

1 St Mirren vs Dundee United: Our top betting tips
2 The best odds for St Mirren vs Dundee United
3 St Mirren vs Dundee United: Team News
4 The final word on St Mirren vs Dundee United

United to avoid defeat

Dundee United have no wins in their last five games; however, it’s fair to point out that they haven’t lost a lot of games recently. Thomas Courts’ men lost just two of their last nine games in all competitions; they’ve been relatively better than St Mirren. St Mirren are coming off a loss, and they’ve won just one of their last six games. As a matter of fact, St Mirren lost four of their last five games across all competitions. Additionally, meetings between these teams at this stadium tend to end in stalemates; the last four times St Mirren hosted Dundee United, they were tied at the end of regulation time. Considering both teams’ form, we believe that Dundee United will take at least one point from this game.

Dundee United to open the scoring

St Mirren have struggled in front of goal recently; they failed to score in three of their last five games. Due to their lack of goals, St Mirren have a tendency to concede first; Steve Robinson’s men allowed the first goal in five of their last six games. In contrast, Dundee United have not had too much trouble finding the net; they scored in six of their last seven games. We would like to point out that Dundee United drew first blood in five of those seven games; and considering St Mirren tend to concede first, Dundee United should bag the first goal.

A low scoring match

First of all, we should mention that the last three times Dundee United visited St Mirren, they played goalless draws; all of Dundee United’s last four visits went below the 2.5 goal margin. Similarly, both teams have had their fair share of low-scoring games; five of Ross County’s last six, and seven of Dundee United’s last 10 games went under 2.5. With this in mind, we shouldn’t expect too many goals in this game.

The best odds for St Mirren vs Dundee United

Scotland Premiership

St Mirren

Dundee Utd

March 19, 2022

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St Mirren vs Dundee Utd
Head to Head
18/01/22 SP	Dundee Utd Dundee Utd	1 - 2	St Mirren St Mirren
11/09/21 SP	St Mirren St Mirren	0 - 0	Dundee Utd Dundee Utd
16/05/21 SP	St Mirren St Mirren	0 - 0	Dundee Utd Dundee Utd
27/01/21 SP	Dundee Utd Dundee Utd	1 - 5	St Mirren St Mirren
06/11/20 SP	St Mirren St Mirren	0 - 0	Dundee Utd Dundee Utd

St Mirren
Last 5
12/03/22 SFC	Hearts Hearts	4 - 2	St Mirren St Mirren
09/03/22 SP	Dundee Dundee	0 - 1	St Mirren St Mirren
05/03/22 SP	Ross County Ross County	1 - 0	St Mirren St Mirren
02/03/22 SP	Celtic Celtic	2 - 0	St Mirren St Mirren
26/02/22 SP	St Mirren St Mirren	0 - 2	Hearts Hearts

Dundee Utd
Last 5
14/03/22 SFC	Dundee Utd Dundee Utd	0 - 3	Celtic Celtic
05/03/22 SP	Dundee Utd Dundee Utd	2 - 2	Hearts Hearts
02/03/22 SP	Livingston Livingston	2 - 1	Dundee Utd Dundee Utd
26/02/22 SP	Aberdeen Aberdeen	1 - 1	Dundee Utd Dundee Utd
20/02/22 SP	Dundee Utd Dundee Utd	1 - 1	Rangers Rangers

St Mirren vs Dundee United: Team News

St Mirren

St Mirren are coming off a Scottish Cup quarter-final exit at the hands of Hearts; they have lost four of their last five games, and have won just one of their last six games. Steve Robinson’s men will hope to put their disappointing cup exit behind them as they face Dundee United; will Connor Ronan fire his team to victory?

Dundee United

Just like St Mirren, Dundee United are coming off a Scottish Cup quarter-final exit; they have no wins in their last five games. Thomas Courts’ men will fancy their chances against a struggling St Mirren side; Tony Watt will be called on to assist with the goals.