Hearts vs St. Mirren prediction, odds & betting tips 14/01/2026
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Hearts to win to nil

Hearts haven't conceded a goal in three of their last four victories in the Scottish Premiership.

Hearts will take on St. Mirren on Wednesday, 14 January in a match that will have repercussions at both ends of the Scottish Premiership table.

The hosts are looking to continue their march towards a historic league title, while the visitors are looking to move further away from the drop zone.

As part of this week's round of Scottish Premiership betting tips, check out our Hearts vs St. Mirren prediction below.

Hearts vs St. Mirren prediction: The hosts to keep on rolling

Key Stats

  • Hearts have won four of their last five Scottish Premiership matches.
  • St. Mirren have lost their last three Scottish Premiership matches.
  • Only two goals have been scored across Hearts' last two matches.

Correct score prediction: Hearts 2-0 St. Mirren

Hearts have tightened things up since their 3-2 defeat to Hibernian a couple of weeks ago, and if they play at even 50% of their capabilities, then they should breeze past a struggling St. Mirren side.

Pre-game odds and win probability: Hearts are odds-on favourites

  • HOME: 4/9 (1.44) 69.2%
  • DRAW: 18/5 (4.60) 21.7%
  • AWAY: 11/2 (6.50) – 15.4%

*odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change

The Hearts vs St. Mirren odds indicate that the visitors shouldn't have too many concerns ahead of kick-off. Ladbrokes have given Hearts a 69.2% chance of winning the match, while St. Mirren have been given just a 15.4% chance of triumphing.

You can find all our predictions for today's games on our football betting tips page.

Most recent H2Hs: Advantage Hearts

St. Mirren knocked Hearts out of the Scottish League Cup earlier in the season, but in terms of results after 90 minutes, the Jam Tarts are unbeaten in their last five against the Buddies.

Scotland Premiership 13/12/25

Hearts

Hearts

0
St Mirren

St Mirren

0

Scotland Premiership 29/10/25

St Mirren

St Mirren

2
Hearts

Hearts

2

Scotland League Cup 16/08/25

St Mirren

St Mirren

1 (5)
Hearts

Hearts

1 (4)

Scotland Premiership 26/02/25

Hearts

Hearts

3
St Mirren

St Mirren

1

Scotland FA Cup 10/02/25

St Mirren

St Mirren

1 (2)
Hearts

Hearts

1 (4)

Hearts preview: Gordon to play his part

Experienced goalkeeper Craig Gordon will start this match between the sticks after Alexander Schwolow saw red at the weekend in the match against Dundee Utd. The Jam Tarts are also without Calem Nieuwnehof, Finlay Pollock and Ageu due to injury problems.

Predicted lineup: Gordon (GK), Altena, Halkett, Findlay, McCart, Baningime, Devlin; Magnusson, Braga, Kyziridis, Shankland

Last five results

  • Dundee 0-1 Hearts
  • Hearts 1-0 Livingston
  • Hibernian 3-2 Hearts
  • Hearts 2-1 Rangers
  • Falkirk 0-2 Hearts

St. Mirren preview: A long list of problems

St. Mirren have their fair share of injury problems. For this one, the Buddies are set to be without six first-team players, with Keanu Baccus, Shamal George, Mark O'Hara, Liam Donnelly, Killian Phillips and Josh Ayunga all ruled out.

Predicted lineup: Mullen (GK), Fraser, King, Freckleton, Richardson, Campbell, McMenamin, Taylor, John, Mandron, N'Lundulu

Last five results

  • St. Mirren 0-2 Falkirk
  • Motherwell 2-0 St. Mirren
  • Rangers 2-1 St. Mirren
  • St. Mirren 0-0 Kilmarnock
  • St. Mirren 1-0 Livingston

Player to watch: Claudio Braga

Claudio Braga
Claudio Braga – Photo by IMAGO/ Pressinphoto

Claudio Braga is having a stellar debut campaign with Hearts, and the Portuguese forward is a huge reason why the club finds itself in the position it is in. With 12 goals to his name across all competitions, Braga will feel that if he can reach 20, then it will be a job well done.


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