Kilmarnock :
Kilmarnock wish to make a quiet campaign to achieve the goal of remaining in the division in a serene manner. After three days, the team led by coach Alex Dyer has not yet added any triumphs, so they will have to give a positive response in the short term. With two points added, Kilmarnock is seventh in the Premiership standings, one point behind St Mirren, who occupies the last place of the top six, which gives access to the final phase of the championship. Last Wednesday, Kilmarnock drew 2×2 at the Ross County stadium, in a game in which they began to lose, they achieved the comeback, with goals from Power (59 ‘) and Burke (66’), but allowed the equalizer of penalty at 79 ‘.
St. Johnstone :
The St Johnstone team belongs to the group of teams that must fight for maintenance, but with arguments and quality to achieve a consistent campaign. Heading into the Premiership day card, the team led by Callum Davidson has just one point and ranks ninth in the standings, along with Motherwell and Livingston. After making their debut against newly promoted Dundee United (1-1), St Johnstone were beaten 3-0 by Rangers last Wednesday. The defeat came with two goals in the first half and another in the second, in a match in which the St Johnstone rival was clearly superior throughout the match.
