I fully expect Kilmarnock to play on the front foot on Saturday night, which should lend itself to both teams racking up plenty of corners, with over 7.5 looking well within range. Moreover, both sides have been relatively reliable when it comes to corner-heavy games this season, with the pair's matches both producing an average of 9.94 flag kicks per game in this season's Scottish Premiership.
Hearts, as you would expect, rank among the top teams for corners in the Scottish Premiership this season, averaging 5.45 per 90. Notably, when the two sides last met at Tynecastle, the capital club single-handedly covered the over 7.5 line by racking up nine corners to Kilmarnock's one.
However, I would expect Killie to chip in with a few more corners this time around, particularly in front of their own supporters. Notably, Neil McCann's side have forced seven, nine and six corners across their last three Scottish Premiership home matches, the latter of which came against Celtic, so they should be capable of making a meaningful contribution on Saturday night.