St Mirren face Partick Thistle on May 25, 2026, in the Scottish Premiership. Our prediction gives the home side a 55% chance of victory, with the draw at 25% and the visitors at 20%.
St Mirren enter this match in strong form. Their last five results read W, W, D, D, W — three wins and two draws, showing consistency. Most recently, they beat Aberdeen 2–0 away on May 12 and drew 1–1 with Dundee United at home on May 17. The only blemish was a 1–1 stalemate at Partick Thistle on May 21. The Buddies are unbeaten in five and have lost just once in their last nine across all competitions according to the data.
Partick Thistle’s form is less convincing. Their last five away results stand at L, D, W, D, D — just one win, three draws, and one defeat. They drew 1–1 at home to St Mirren on May 21, beat Dunfermline 2–1 at home on May 15, and drew 1–1 at Dunfermline and at home to Queens Park earlier in May. The Jags have struggled for wins on the road, managing only one victory in their last five travels.
The recent meetings heavily favour St Mirren. In the three matches included in the head-to-head data, the home side has won twice and one ended level. Notable results:
Overall, St Mirren have won 2, drawn 1, and lost 0 against Partick Thistle. The visitors are yet to record a win in this fixture, giving the hosts a clear psychological edge.
Based on the available form, head-to-head record, and home advantage, we calculate the probabilities as follows:
St Mirren’s unbeaten run, strong home performances, and dominance in H2H encounters justify their favourite status. Partick Thistle’s low away win rate and inability to beat St Mirren in recent meetings support the 20% estimate. A home victory is the likeliest outcome.
At the time of writing, specific 1X2 odds were not available. However, taking the underlying stats into account, bookmakers would likely price St Mirren as strong favourites. Our final prediction is a St Mirren win, possibly with a clean sheet. The under 2.5 goals market could also be worth considering given both teams’ recent low-scoring encounters — exactly that bet would have landed in four of Partick Thistle’s last five matches.