St. Mirren vs Rangers Prediction: Bet on goals in this exciting contest

St. Mirren and Rangers meet in the Scottish Premiership atSMISA Stadium. Rangers, the visitors, and Hearts, the home team, both lost their previous games.

On Wednesday, St. Mirren faced an uphill battle after falling behind early against Aberdeen thanks to Leighton Clarkson. Things got much worse for them when Thierry Small was sent off in the middle of the first half. The Buddies' disappointing loss at Pittodrie, caused by a brace from Graeme Shinnie, extended their winless streak to six matches, earning two draws and four losses. Overall, Stephen Robinson's squad has only won three of the last fifteen games they've played, and they've only won twice in the last eleven, drawn four times, and lost five times. The Paisley club had a great start to the season at their home field at SMISA Stadium, going undefeated in a dozen straight games between August and January. However, they have been inconsistent as of late. St. Mirren has only won 7 of 18 home games since beating Motherwell in January, losing 3 of their past 6 league games played at the SMISA Stadium.

After taking a two-goal lead over Hearts on Wednesday thanks to goals from Todd Cantwell and Fashion Sakala, the hosts appeared to have the game wrapped up until Garang Kuol scored an equalizer for the visitors in the 94th minute. The Gers bounced back from a stretch of three losses in four matches in April with three straight triumphs earlier this month, including a 3-0 victory over bitter rivals Celtic to make up for their Scottish Cup loss the previous month. Michael Beale's squad is still undefeated in their last four games after Wednesday's draw, but they will be bitter at giving Hearts a late equalizer. Rangers have won nine of their last eleven league games away from home, and they have scored three or more goals on seven of those occasions. There's no denying that Beale's squad have fallen far short of their bitter rivals, Celtic, this season, with a 13-point gap separating the two teams. Nonetheless, the Gers will look to close out the season on a strong note and lay the groundwork for next year.

St. Mirren possible starting lineup:

Carson; Strain, Fraser, Shaughnessy, Taylor, Tanser; Gogic, Baccus, O'Hara; Main, Kiltie

Rangers possible starting lineup:

McGregor; Tavernier, Souttar, King, Yilmaz; Lundstrum, Raskin, Kamara; Cantwell; Morelos, Sakala

Due to the fact that both teams' defenses have been lacking recently, I anticipate that there will be goals scored throughout this match. In the meantime, St. Mirren have been struggling despite the fact that they play at home; I do not see them holding Rangers here.