Partick vs ST Mirren

PremiershipFinal

Partick

Full Time
1–1
HT: 0–1

ST Mirren

Ref: R. LeeNeutral venue (TBC)
Fipster Pick
Home WinlowMiss

Match recap

Partick and ST Mirren drew 1–1 in their Premiership fixture.

Fipster’s pre-match call

Predicted

1-0 Partick win

Actual

1–1

✗ Missed

Analysis

The final showdown between Partick and ST Mirren promises a tight affair, with both sides eager to lift the trophy. Expect a tactical battle where a single goal could decide the winner.

Partick and ST Mirren have a fairly balanced rivalry, with ST Mirren holding a slight edge historically. However, Partick's home scoring consistency and recent form give them a slight edge in this crucial match.

Partick's midfield maestro A. Fitzpatrick has been in fine scoring form at home, netting 4 goals this season and scoring in recent matches against ST Mirren. Assisted often by T. Watt, who leads the team in assists, Partick's attack looks well poised. Meanwhile, ST Mirren's defensive rock M. Freckleton is expected to disrupt attacks with his strong tackling, but the visitors' overall form and league position suggest they might struggle to break down Partick's home resilience.

Prediction

We predict a narrow 1-0 victory for Partick, with the decisive goal likely coming in the first half. The match is expected to be competitive, with around four cards shown as tempers flare in this high-stakes final.

Outcome probability

Partick 35%Draw 33%ST Mirren 32%

Key Insights

Tactical Advantagehigh

Partick's Midfield Scoring Threat

Fitzpatrick's recent scoring form and connection with Watt provide Partick a key attacking edge.

Statistical Edgehigh

Freckleton's Defensive Dominance

Freckleton's tackling and duel win rates exceed league averages, crucial to ST Mirren's defense.

Form Momentummedium

Phillips and Mandron's Offensive Link

Phillips and Mandron have combined for multiple goals and assists recently, boosting ST Mirren's attack.

Injury Impacthigh

No Significant Injuries Reported

Both teams have full squads available, so no injury impact expected on key players.

Tactical Advantagemedium

Partick's Home Scoring Consistency

Partick scores more at home (1.5 goals avg) and has scored in last 2 home matches, favoring their attack.

Key Takeaways

In conclusion, Partick's home advantage and key player performances should see them edge out ST Mirren in a closely fought final. Fans can expect a tense, tactical game where every chance counts.

  • In 13 meetings, Partick won 4, ST Mirren won 6, with 3 draws.
  • Head-to-head matches average 2.5 goals, indicating moderate scoring games.
  • ST Mirren ranks 10th with 30 points from 33 games, showing weaker form.
  • Partick scores an average of 1.5 goals per home game, scoring in their last two home matches.
  • A. Fitzpatrick has scored 4 goals this season, including recent goals against ST Mirren.
  • T. Watt leads Partick with 4 assists this season, often linking up with Fitzpatrick.
  • M. Freckleton averages 2.1 tackles per game, key to ST Mirren's defense.
  • ST Mirren's K. Phillips is their top scorer with 4 goals this season.

Player Insights

Standout players Fipster expects to impact the match — curated highlights, not full squad lists

Home — Partick

No standout best passers flagged for Partick

Away — ST Mirren

M. Freckleton

M. Freckleton

Defender

ST Mirren

Total Passes
1963
38 played
37 starts
3285 mins
~86 mins/game
A. Gogić

A. Gogić

Defender

ST Mirren

Total Passes
1381
33 played
33 starts
2963 mins
~90 mins/game
S. George

S. George

Goalkeeper

ST Mirren

Total Passes
1083
33 played
33 starts
2888 mins
~88 mins/game
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