- 1 St Mirren vs Dundee: five straight defeats against a side that just stopped Rangers
- 2 St Mirren: two goals scored and 14 conceded across five defeats
- 3 Dundee: fourth in the table and unbeaten in three, including a point against Rangers
- 4 Free Football Prediction: St Mirren vs Dundee
- 5 About our free predictions
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St Mirren vs Dundee: five straight defeats against a side that just stopped Rangers 
St Mirren have lost their last five matches, scoring two and conceding 14. The heaviest of them was a 5-0 defeat at Hearts.
Craig McLeish’s side host Dundee in the Scottish Premiership at 15:00 UK time on Saturday 24 October. They’re eighth on 10 points from nine games, and Dundee are fourth on 14.
It’s a sharp turn from the start of the season. St Mirren took seven points from their first three league games, scoring five and conceding three.
Steven Pressley’s Dundee come in on two wins and a draw, and the draw was a 2-2 with Rangers that ended Rangers’ run of seven straight wins in all competitions.
Home advantage has counted in this fixture. St Mirren have lost one of their last seven home meetings with Dundee, winning four and drawing two.
Dundee or the draw is priced at 1.67, and under 2.5 goals at 2.20.
St Mirren: two goals scored and 14 conceded across five defeats 
The run started with a 2-1 home defeat by Celtic. Then came 1-0 at Rangers, 3-0 at home to Dundee United, 5-0 at Hearts and 3-1 at Aberdeen last weekend.
Their last win was 1-0 at Kilmarnock, just before the run began.
Eseosa Sule scored at Aberdeen, St Mirren’s first goal in four games, and he’s expected to start ahead of Killian Phillips.
Over their last ten matches, St Mirren conceded 2.2 goals per game and failed to score in three. Their expected goals against over that stretch was 1.85 a game, so the defence has been giving up chances as well as goals.
Keanu Baccus, Jonah Ayunga and Malik Dijksteel are all injured, so McLeish goes into a sixth straight game short of three regulars.
Their home form over the last ten offers little cover either. St Mirren won one of four games in Paisley in that spell.
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Dundee: fourth in the table and unbeaten in three, including a point against Rangers 
Dundee have four wins, two draws and three defeats from nine league games. The last three produced a 2-1 home win over Motherwell, a 2-1 win at Falkirk and the 2-2 with Rangers.
Before that run, they lost 2-1 at home to Hibernian, drew 1-1 with St Johnstone and lost 2-1 at Hearts.
Pressley could name an unchanged side from the Rangers game.
Bobby Wales, Finlay Robertson, Joe Westley and Simon Murray are all out injured.
Away from home over their last ten matches, Dundee won two of five and failed to score in two.
Recent meetings have gone their way. Dundee won 1-0 at home on 2 May and 3-1 at home in November 2025, and the last game between the sides in Paisley ended 0-0 in January.
Probable lineup St Mirren: Chapman; Ramsay, Gogic, Fraser, John; Carr, Taylor; Thomas, Phillips, Kabia; Sule
Probable lineup Dundee: Goodman; Wright, Astley, Bevan, Samuels; Jones, Hamilton, Forrest; Hay, Fink (one midfield place to be confirmed)
Free Football Prediction: St Mirren vs Dundee
Our prediction: Dundee or draw (double chance) at 1.67
I’d take Dundee or the draw. St Mirren have lost five in a row and conceded 14 along the way, and Dundee have taken seven points from their last three league games, the last of them against Rangers.
St Mirren’s home record in this fixture, four wins in their last seven, is the reason this isn’t a straight away win. The last meeting in Paisley was goalless, though, and Dundee haven’t lost any of the last three meetings.
Double chance on Dundee at 1.67 is the pick, with a 1-1 or a narrow Dundee win the likeliest results.
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