Livingston vs St Mirren Prediction: Bairns ready to bounce back

Livingston vs St Mirren Betting Tips

• St Mirren to win @ 13/8

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Livingston have already signed Emmanuel Danso and Joshua Zimmerman this winter and both could again feature on Tuesday after each playing the last 18 minutes off the bench in the loss to Hearts.

Adam Montgomery, Aidan Denholm and Shane Blaney are absent, while Cristian Montano is a doubt after coming off injured at Tynecastle.

St Mirren remain without Jonah Ayunga and Keanu Baccus, and Mikael Mandron is likely to continue alongside Dan N'Lundulu in attack.

Livingston vs St Mirren Odds

Livingston are 13/8 to win on Tuesday. St Mirren are also 13/8, while the draw is 9/4.

Under 2.5 goals have been scored in the last four meetings and is available at 10/11, although there have been three or more in five of St Mirren's last six games. Over 2.5 goals is also 10/11.

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St Mirren to win @ 13/8

St Mirren were always likely to experience a drop off after winning the Scottish League Cup on December 14, but that victory over Celtic at Hampden Park came in the middle of their five-game unbeaten run.

That ended with a 2-1 defeat at Rangers, but their loss came with caveats.

Marcus Fraser missed a penalty at Ibrox before Mandron got his team on the board, albeit his strike proved too little too late.

Saturday's 2-0 defeat at Motherwell was more clear-cut, Robinson's side only managing an XG of 0.29 at Fir Park.

Tuesday's match is their third away fixture on the bounce and the Bairns can end their road stint with a victory at Almondvale.

Livi chairman Calvin Ford insists that Martindale has his "full support" and should the club be relegated, the 51-year-old has already shown he can lead them back from the Championship, doing so following their demotion in 2024.

However, after almost five months without a win, it is tough to see where Livi's break will come and St Mirren should take advantage of their lack of confidence.

Robinson's future is also in question following links to the Aberdeen vacancy, but his focus will be on Tuesday and the Bairns, 1-0 winners when these two met on December 20, look a good bet to succeed at Almondvale.