Celtic lead the way at the top of the table, with four points between them and second-place Rangers
Heart of Midlothian are the top goalscorers in the Premiership this season with 19
Kilmarnock have conceded the most goals in the Premiership so far this season with 26
Following games in midweek and with League Cup semi-final action coming up, the Scottish Premiership continues this weekend with just three games to take in across Saturday and Sunday.
While the likes of Aberdeen, Rangers, Hearts and Hibernian eye up a place in the League Cup final, there are Premiership games to look forward to from Rugby Park, Fir Park and Falkirk Stadium this weekend.
Kilmarnock vs St Johnstone - Saturday October 31 (3pm)
Key Stats
Kilmarnock are currently on a two-game losing streak in the Scottish Premiership
St Johnstone earned a 4-3 win when these sides last met in August in Perth
Team news
Kilmarnock are dealing with a couple of injuries going into this one, with Bailey Rice and Maksymilian Stryjek sidelined with groin and knee issues respectively.
As for St Johnstone, Samuel Stanton is still recovering from an ankle issue, while Zach Mitchell has been ruled out for the rest of the season with a cruciate ligament injury.
Need to know
Conceding 11 goals in their last three Premiership games, defence has clearly been an issue for Neil McCann's Killie side.
Saints, who have drawn two of their last three matches, have already edged a 4-3 win at home to Kilmarnock this season and the Perth outfit look capable of heading home with a point on Saturday.
Score prediction: Kilmarnock 2-2 St Johnstone @ 15/2 with LiveScore Bet
Motherwell vs St Mirren - Saturday October 31 (3pm)
Key Stats
Motherwell are winless in their last seven league games
St Mirren are unbeaten in their last two Premiership matches
Team news
Motherwell have Callum Hendry and Paul McGinn all working their way back from injury ahead of this game. Dylan Williams and Oscar Priestman are both edging closer to returns, but it is not yet clear whether Saturday will come too soon for the pair.
St. Mirren have injury issues of their own, with Nikolas Agrafiotis, Jonah Ayunga and Keanu Baccus all sidelined. Malik Dijksteel is nearing a return and faces a race against time for the weekend.
Need to know
St Mirren have failed to win any of their last four visits to Fir Park in the Premiership and they might have to settle for a stalemate on Saturday.
These two sides played out a thrilling 3-3 draw in Paisley at the start of the season and a point apiece might well be on the cards again this weekend.
Score prediction: Motherwell 1-1 St Mirren @ 23/4 with LiveScore Bet
Falkirk vs Celtic - Sunday November 1 (1pm)
Key Stats
Falkirk are on a three-game winning streak in the Premiership
Celtic are on a 10-game winning streak against Falkirk in all competitions
Team news
Aodhan Doherty, Ethan Laidlaw and Aidan Nesbitt are all nearing returns from injury for Falkirk. Joseph Gardner and Keelan Adams are both working their way back from thigh and ankle injuries respectively.
As for Celtic, Yang Hyun-Jun is close to a return from a hamstring issue, while Alistair Johnston still has some weeks to go before his comeback from the same injury.
Need to know
Celtic have an outstanding record in this fixture, with 10 consecutive wins against Falkirk in all competitions.
The Bairns have been on the up of late with three wins on the spin in the Premiership and, while they should give the Hoops a run for their money at Falkirk Stadium, Celtic's quality is expected to see them take the three points back to Glasgow.
Score prediction: Falkirk 1-2 Celtic @ 23/4 with LiveScore Bet
