Head to head

Looking at their past head to head results stretching back to 24/02/2019 shows that these encounters have been pretty painful for Motherwell. They’ve not managed to get any victories whatsoever whereas Celtic have remained in the ascendancy, getting wins in 100% of those match-ups.

Team News: Celtic

James Forrest (Ankle Injury) and Christopher Jullien (Knee Injury) will not be taking part for Celtic gaffer Neil Lennon.

Team News: Motherwell

Motherwell boss Graham Alexander has to choose a team with limited availability. Trevor Carson (Knee Injury) and Scott Fox (Cruciate Ligament Rupture) can’t be considered.

Head to head

Their prior head to head clashes going back to 19/05/2019 shows us that Hibernian have won 1 of them and Aberdeen 4, with the number of drawn matches being 1.

15 goals were scored between the two sides throughout the course of those matches, with 6 of them for The Hibees and 9 netted by The Dons.

Team News: Hibernian

Hibernian manager Jack Ross will be grateful to have no fitness worries whatsoever ahead of this match owing to a fully injury-free group available to select from.

Team News: Aberdeen

Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes has not got a full squad to pick from. Michael Devlin (Ankle Surgery) and Ryan Hedges (Muscle Injury) will miss out on this game.

Head to head

Their most recent head-to-head meetings dating back to 04/05/2019 shows us that Livingston have won 3 of these games & St Johnstone 1, with the number of drawn matches standing at 2.

In all, 13 goals were scored between them in this period, with 8 of them from Livi Lions and 5 coming from The Saints.

Team News: Livingston

Keaghan Jacobs (Foot Injury) and Alan Lithgow (Hip Injury) will not be able to play for Livingston gaffer David Martindale.

Team News: St Johnstone

With a completely healthy group available to select from, St Johnstone manager Callum Davidson does not have any fitness worries whatsoever ahead of this match.

Head to head

Their prior head-to-head clashes dating back to 29/12/2018 tells us that St Mirren have won 1 of these & Kilmarnock 4, with the number of draws being 1.

A total of 9 goals were shared by the two clubs during those clashes, with 3 for The Buddies and 6 for Killie.

Team News: St Mirren

St Mirren boss Jim Goodwin does not have any fitness worries to speak of coming into this clash thanks to a completely healthy group to choose from.

Team News: Kilmarnock

Kilmarnock boss James Fowler has to choose from a squad that has some fitness concerns. Calum Waters (groin strain), Kirk Broadfoot (Knee Injury) and Stuart Findlay (Ankle Injury) are not ready for selection.

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