Kilmarnock vs. Ross County (Saturday, 3.00pm)
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Kilmarnock will look to get back to winning ways on Saturday when they host Ross County, who also head into this match on the back of a defeat.
Both teams currently sit in the bottom half of the Scottish Premiership following the opening three matches, which is something either could change with three points.
We say: Kilmarnock 2-1 Ross County
While there is not much to split these two teams in the league table it is Kilmarnock who have kickstarted the campaign stronger, and that should lead to them taking all three points this weekend.
The poor defensive record of Ross County coupled with the fact that Killie have the home advantage could prove to be crucial in this one.
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Livingston vs. St Mirren (Saturday, 3.00pm)
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St Mirren will be hoping to continue their strong start to the new Scottish Premiership campaign on Saturday when they travel to face Livingston in their latest fixture.
The visitors are currently level on points with Celtic at the top of the table, but the Lions head into the game on the back of consecutive wins.
We say: Livingston 1-3 St Mirren
Livingston might be heading into this game on the back of consecutive victories, but they will face a tough test this weekend against the Buddies.
St Mirren have started the new season impressively, and the attacking intent that they showcase will likely lead them to winning this one.
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St Johnstone vs. Dundee (Saturday, 3.00pm)
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St Johnstone's search for their first victory of the new Scottish Premiership campaign will continue on Saturday when they host Dundee.
The visitors currently sit sixth in the table following a mixed start to the campaign, but they head into this fixture on the back of their first win of the season in the league.
We say: St Johnstone 0-2 Dundee
St Johnstone have had a tough start to the season and it is unlikely that is going to change this weekend even though they have the home advantage.
The Saints have struggled to find the back of the net, and that is something that Dundee will likely exploit on Saturday.
