Falkirk vs Dundee prediction, odds and how to watch

Camilo Durán scored twice inside the first half-hour to put Celtic in control, but Falkirk's own goal consolation made for a nervy finish at Parkhead. Celtic won it. They just did not make it look easy.

Hibernian took all three points at Dens Park on Sunday, winning 2-1 despite a late Joe Westley header giving Dundee brief hope. Martin Boyle and Callum Wright did the damage for the visitors.

Dundee United dominated possession and territory for ninety minutes but could not convert their superiority into a win, with Michael Forbes heading in a 90th-minute equaliser to salvage a point against a Falkirk side who had led since the fourth minute.

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.

Lawrence Shankland scored twice for Rangers to secure a 2-1 Scottish Premiership victory at Falkirk, with the visitors digging out the result despite Falkirk winning more duels, more tackles, and holding more possession on the night.

Falkirk have not won in five Scottish Premiership matches and have conceded seven goals in that run. Dundee arrive at the Falkirk Stadium on Saturday with five wins from their last ten and a point to prove after back-to-back defeats.

Dundee have been almost unplayable at home this season, but Motherwell travel to Dens Park with a recent away record that demands genuine respect. This is a fixture where structure meets structure, and the detail in the game plan could decide everything.

St. Johnstone host a Falkirk side leaking goals at an alarming rate in the Scottish Premiership, and the structural patterns in the data point toward a home win with goals on both ends.