7 November 2026, 20:00 UTC

St Mirren vs Rangers Premiership prediction & result

The SMISA Stadium, Paisley
Full time0 – 2

Final score: St Mirren 0-2 Rangers.

Before kick-off the model made it 18% St Mirren, 24% draw, 58% Rangers — fair odds of 5.56, 4.17 and 1.72.

Most likely scoreline: 0-2.

The model called the exact scoreline.

Published · updated

Has the model earned this number?

Rangers at 58%: of 1,648 settled 50–65% forecasts, 58.6% came in (average 55.4%). It can be read literally. The full record.

How the model saw it, minute by minute

St Mirren0%Draw1%Rangers99%

Rebuilt after the match from the model's pre-match expected goals, frozen in the log before kick-off, plus the score and cards as they stood at each minute — never anything later. A ball marks each of the 2 goals. The same replay scores the in-play model on the track record.

Match analysis

Match timeline

Calvin Ramsay
3'
18'
⚽Ryan Naderi (pen)
Fraser Taylor
23'
56'
Min-su Kim
60'
Nicolas Raskin
61'
⚽Dan Neil
🔁Samuel Antonio Ramos Linaresout: Luke Thomas
64'
🔁Fraser Taylorout: Liam Donnelly
64'
🔁Jake Youngout: Eseosa Sule
64'
Liam Donnelly
69'
74'
🔁Badredine Bouananiout: Djeidi Gassama
74'
🔁Min-su Kimout: Findlay Curtis
74'
🔁James Penriceout: Tuur Rommens
75'
🔁Kevin Kelsyout: Tochi Chukwuani
🔁Alexander Gogićout: Luke Douglas
86'
87'
🔁Dan Neilout: Vanja Dragojević

Match stats — St Mirren vs Rangers

55%Possession45%
11Shots17
4On target7
7Corners4
1.11xG3.35

Goals against chances

St Mirren0 from 1.11 xGless than the chances were worth
Rangers2 from 3.35 xGless than the chances were worth

Expected goals totals what the openings were worth, so the gap between it and the score is the finishing — and the luck. Under half a goal either way is called level: xG is an estimate and a smaller gap than that is inside its own error.

Line-ups

St Mirren 3-4-3
  • 1J. ChapmanG
  • 22M. FraserD
  • 13A. GogićD
  • 6Louis JacksonD
  • 47C. RamsayM
  • 88K. PhillipsM
  • 30F. TaylorM
  • 3D. JohnM
  • 10SamuF
  • 20J. YoungF
  • 19Ismeal KabiaF
Substitutes
  • 32L. DouglasF
  • 53Henry FieldsonD
  • 37C. McEvoyM
  • 2J. RichardsonD
  • 4L. DonnellyM
  • 9Eseosa SuleF
  • 16L. ThomasM
  • 35Grant TamoseviciusG
  • 23C. MochrieM
Coach: Craig McLeish
Rangers 4-4-2
  • 1I. PandurG
  • 21D. SterlingD
  • 24O. MakhanyaD
  • 37E. FernandezD
  • 29J. PenriceD
  • 26B. BouananiM
  • 6D. NeilM
  • 43N. RaskinM
  • 10Minsu KimM
  • 20R. NaderiF
  • 19K. KelsyF
Substitutes
  • 42T. ChukwuaniM
  • 52Findlay CurtisF
  • 22V. DragojevićM
  • 23D. GassamaF
  • 4B. GodfreyD
  • 31L. KellyG
  • 28B. MiovskiF
  • 18K. NedeljkovićD
  • 25T. RommensD
Coach: D. McInnes

Form going into St Mirren vs Rangers

St Mirren

Premiership

  • L0-1away to Motherwell31 October 2026
  • D1-1Hibernian28 October 2026
  • W2-1Dundee24 October 2026
  • L1-3away to Aberdeen17 October 2026

Rangers

Premiership

  • D2-2away to Heart of Midlothian28 October 2026
  • W4-0St Johnstone24 October 2026
  • D2-2away to Dundee17 October 2026
  • W3-1Kilmarnock10 October 2026

What these results say

Up to 5 matches before kick-off, most recent first; context, not the model's input. How to read this.

Premiership table

#TeamPWDLGFGAGDPts
8St Mirren134271222-1014
2Rangers12831219+1227

Where the two sides stand today, not on the day of this match. Full table

Head-to-head: St Mirren vs Rangers

  • 9 September 2026Rangers 1–0 St MirrenPremiership
  • 16 August 2026Rangers 5–1 St MirrenLeague Cup
  • 15 March 2026St Mirren 0–1 RangersPremiership
  • 30 December 2025Rangers 2–1 St MirrenPremiership
  • 24 August 2025St Mirren 1–1 RangersPremiership
  • 26 April 2025St Mirren 2–2 RangersPremiership

Leading scorers: St Mirren and Rangers

St Mirren

No player in Premiership's leading scorers — 12 league goals as a side.

Rangers

GoalsAssists

  • R. Naderi63
  • K. Kelsy40

Top 3 by league goals this season; player availability is not in the model. How to read this.

The result against the call

Rangers won 2–0 at St Mirren. That was the exact score the model named before kick-off, with a win for Rangers at 58%. The goals: Ryan Naderi (penalty) 18' for Rangers, Dan Neil 61' for Rangers. On expected goals it finished 1.11–3.35.

What this result changed

Before kick-off the season simulation gave St Mirren these chances to finish in the bottom three: 48.1% after a win, 54.9% after a draw, 59.1% after a defeat. The defeat was the worst of those results for them, and left the figure about where it was, at 59.1%.

For Rangers the question was the chance to finish top of the regular season, 39.7% going in: 42.5% after a win, 35.0% after a draw, 30.7% after a defeat. The win was the best of those results for them, and left the figure at 42.5%, 2.8 points higher than before the match.

Read from our Premiership season simulation as it stood before this match (10,000 runs), counting this result alone. Every result since then has moved the table again, so today's figure is on the competition page.

Statistical estimate, not betting advice This prediction is generated from a statistical model for entertainment and informational purposes only. It does not guarantee any outcome and should not be used as the basis for placing a bet.