Aberdeen vs St. Johnstone prediction, odds and how to watch

Aberdeen made a mockery of their recent poor form to dismantle Motherwell 4-0 at Fir Park, with goals from Gavin Molloy, Connor Ronan, Ayoub Mouloua and Kevin Nisbet completing a ruthless away performance. Motherwell had 69% possession and scored nothing. That tells you everything.

Mika Baur's second-half strike settled this Scottish Premiership contest in Celtic's favour, but St. Johnstone dominated almost every statistical category and will be furious they have nothing to show for it.

Hearts ground out a 2-1 Scottish Premiership win over St. Johnstone at Tynecastle, with James Wilson's early goal and an Enes Alic own goal doing the damage before R. Paton pulled one back for the visitors after the break.

Lawrence Shankland converted a 69th-minute penalty to give Aberdeen a 1-0 victory over a Rangers side who collected six yellow cards and never looked like they deserved anything from Pittodrie.

Aberdeen finished with ten men but still kept Kilmarnock at bay in a fractious Scottish Premiership stalemate at Pittodrie, with both sides creating precious little despite a combined 21 shots.

Celtic were utterly ruthless at home, putting three past Aberdeen without reply to extend their perfect run in the Scottish Premiership. Aberdeen never looked like competing.

St. Johnstone substitute Charlie Reilly gave the visitors the lead with a header in the 87th minute, only for Dundee's Josh Fowler to equalise in the 90th and deny the Saints all three points.

Aberdeen host St. Johnstone at Pittodrie on Sunday with both clubs desperately short of form and short of answers. Connor Maguire breaks down what needs to change and where the points are going.