As the Scottish Premiership enters a crucial phase, teams across the league are gearing up for significant clashes. The Dons have demonstrated a formidable home record against Dundee United, losing only one of their last 15 encounters. Meanwhile, Daizen Maeda of Celtic has proven to be a key player this season, notching his 25th goal on Tuesday and leading the league in goal involvements.
Kilmarnock finds itself in a precarious position after consecutive losses, pulling them deeper into the relegation battle. On the other hand, David Gray's Hibernian side continues to impress, remaining unbeaten in their last 12 matches. Hibs aim for a historic achievement by securing back-to-back Edinburgh derby victories for the first time since 2009.
Rangers showcased resilience under new management, as Barry Ferguson's squad overturned a two-goal deficit to triumph 4-2 over Kilmarnock. Captain James Tavernier is set to mark a milestone with his 500th appearance for Rangers, having been a stalwart presence since his debut in 2015.
St Johnstone targets a rare accomplishment with victory over Dundee, which would earn them two away wins at Dens Park within a single season for the first time since 1998-99. Derek McInnes' team seeks to end an eight-game winless streak in Dingwall, with their last victory dating back to March 2017.
Despite a 3-1 defeat against Hibs, Jim Goodwin's side remains in contention, though they have slipped to fifth in the standings. St Johnstone, however, holds the upper hand, having won both league encounters against Kilmarnock this season.
Dundee braces for a critical match against St Johnstone at Dens Park. This showdown is crucial as both teams strive to improve their league positions. Meanwhile, Motherwell broke free from a six-game losing streak midweek, as Michael Wimmer celebrated his first win at the helm.
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