Celtic will be presented with the Scottish Premiership trophy following their final league game of the season against St Mirren on Saturday. Brendan Rodgers’ side clinched a fourth consecutive Scottish top-flight crown last month and have been in impressive form since then, most recently mauling Aberdeen 5-1 in midweek. While Celtic should prove too strong for St Mirren on Saturday, a consolation strike could be on the cards for the visitors. 

The Saints have punched above their weight again this season, achieving a third consecutive top six finish. Since securing a top half berth, St Mirren have avoided defeat in each of their four subsequent assignments, drawing with Rangers and Hibernian either side of wins over Aberdeen and Dundee United. What’s more, Stephen Robinson’s side have scored at least once in 10 of their last 11 Scottish Premiership matches, including a 5-2 defeat against Celtic in March.

While Celtic have shown no signs of relenting since wrapping up the title, they are without a clean sheet in each of their last three Scottish Premiership matches. It’s also worth noting that the Hoops have failed to silence their opponents in four of their last five league outings at Celtic Park.

North-East rivals Dundee United and Aberdeen will do battle at Tannadice on the final Saturday of the Scottish Premiership season. While third-placed Hibernian are now out of reach for both teams, fourth position remains mathematically possible for the pair heading into this showdown. As such, this encounter promises plenty of goalmouth action, making both teams to score an appealing prospect at the odds on offer.  

Both teams have struggled from a defensive perspective of late, with Dundee United shipping a combined total of 13 goals across their last four matches, while Aberdeen’s backline has been breached 10 times across their previous three. That being said, the duo showed during their respective contests with the Old Firm in midweek that they do pack a punch at the other end of the park, as they both landed a blow in defeat.  

Dundee United and Aberdeen shared the points in an action-packed 2-2 draw as recently as March, further suggesting that another high-scoring shootout could be in the offing here. On top of all that, Dundee United were on the wrong end of a thrilling 4-2 defeat when hosting arch-rivals Dundee in the not too distant past.

Hibernian and Rangers will wrap up their respective campaigns when they square off at Easter Road in the Scottish Premiership on Saturday afternoon. Hibs secured third spot in the table with a 2-2 draw at St Mirren in midweek, while second-placed Rangers defeated Dundee United 3-1 in their final home game of the season. While this capital clash is very much a dead rubber, it’s one that is likely to be entertaining given that the pair can afford to approach it with a relaxed attitude.

Both teams have scored in 12 of Hibs’ 18 Scottish Premiership home games this season, including five of their last eight Easter Road encounters. Moreover, that eight-game sample includes a 3-3 draw with Rangers at this venue.

As for Rangers, they have struggled defensively throughout the season, with both teams scoring in 12 of their 18 league games away from Ibrox. What’s more, the Light Blues’ backline has been breached in 11 of their last 12 top-flight tussles, with both teams contributing to the scoring in a sizeable nine of those matches.