Rangers will host St Mirren in their their Premiership clash on Saturday, 22 february.
Will we see a win for the hosts as expected or can St Mirren pull off an upset? Read our Rangers vs St Mirren prediction and preview below to learn more about the game.
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St Mirren vs Rangers prediction: Visitors to lead at the break
Key stats
- We saw both teams score in four of the last six games played by Rangers in all competitions.
- The hosts are on a five-game winning streak in the league.
- Rangers have beaten St Mirren eight times in their last 10 duels.
Correct score prediction: Rangers 3-1 St Mirren
The hosts are the better team on paper, they're in great form, and they beat St Mirren on the regular, so anything other than a win for Rangers would be a huge surprise.
That being said, we can see St Mirren scoring in this game. After all, they did beat Rangers earlier this season, so they can at least put up a fight in this match.
Pre-game odds and win probability: Rangers are overwhelming favourites
- HOME: 2/11 (1.18) – 84.60%
- DRAW: 7/1 (8.00) – 12.50%
- AWAY: 16/1 (17.00) – 5.90%
*Odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change
We can see from these Rangers vs St Mirren odds that the hosts are the expected winners and by a huge margin, which is hardly a surprise.
After all, Rangers enter this match on a five-game winning streak in the league, while St Mirren have lost five of their last seven league matches.
In any case, don’t forget to check out more of our best betting tips and predictions.
Most recent H2Hs: A one-sided affair
While St Mirren have won their last duel with Rangers, they've lost seven in a row before that. Furthermore, Rangers have a clear and significant advantage when it comes to their overall H2H record against St Mirren: 177-47-32.
Scotland Premiership 26/12/24
St Mirren
Rangers
Scotland Premiership 27/10/24
Rangers
St Mirren
Scotland Premiership 28/04/24
St Mirren
Rangers
Scotland Premiership 27/01/24
St Mirren
Rangers
Scotland Premiership 03/12/23
Rangers
St Mirren
Rangers preview: Looking to extend their winning streak
While Rangers have struggled to keep up the pace with Celtic in the title race since they're 13 points behind their fierce rivals in the Premiership standings at the moment, they have done well in the league lately with five wins in a row. That being said, they did have a massive blunder last week when they lost to Queen's Park in the FA Cup, ending their journey before the quarter-finals.
Meanwhile, Dujon Sterling, Leon Balogun, Connor Barron, Danilo Pereira, and Neraysho Kasanwirjo are out of contention with injuries.
Predicted lineup: Butland (GK), Tavernier, Souttar, Propper, Jefte, Diomande, Raskin, Cerny, Lawrence, Hagi & Igamane
Scotland Premiership 13/04/25
D
Aberdeen
2
Rangers
2
UEFA Europa League 10/04/25
D
Athletic Bilbao
0
Rangers
0
Scotland Premiership 05/04/25
L
Hibernian
2
Rangers
0
Scotland Premiership 29/03/25
W
Dundee
3
Rangers
4
Scotland Premiership 16/03/25
W
Celtic
2
Rangers
3
St Mirren preview: Hoping for an upset
It's been a bad stretch for St Mirren lately who have only managed to win once in their last seven league matches, while also losing five of those games. Overall, St Mirren are sixth in the standings and they're still just seven points behind Aberdeen in third place, but their form has been going in the wrong direction.
When it comes to team news, Alex Iacovitti and Conor McMenamin will miss this match through injuries.
Predicted lineup: Hemming (GK), Fraser, Gogic, Taylor, Alebiousu, Phillips, Boyd-Munce, O'Hara, John, Olusanya & Mandron
Scotland Premiership 12/04/25
W
Ross County
2
St Mirren
3
Scotland Premiership 05/04/25
L
Dundee
2
St Mirren
0
Scotland Premiership 29/03/25
W
Kilmarnock
1
St Mirren
5
Scotland Premiership 15/03/25
D
Motherwell
2
St Mirren
2
Scotland Premiership 01/03/25
L
Celtic
5
St Mirren
2
Player to watch: Vaclav Cerny
While Rangers haven't been up to par with their rivals Celtic in the Premiership this season, Cerny has certainly stepped up to the plate with 10 goals and two assists to his name in the league alone.
