ST Johnstone 0 - 0 
Hamilton Academical The match of 21st round between ST Johnstone и Hamilton Academical will take place at McDiarmid Park on 30 December 2020, Wednesday.
The last meeting of these teams took place more than a month ago (17 October 2020) and ended with the victory of ST Johnstone with a score 3-5.
The most common result of matches between these teams is 2-0. 2 matches have ended with this result.
League table
The distance between the teams in the league table is 3 points.
ST Johnstone takes the 10th position in the league table with 17 points. This is the 20th of 32 team game in the tournament.
ST Johnstone has the same number of points with the nearest team on top and can score 36. The distance from the bottom league record is 4 points. The nearest pursuer is 3 points lower and has the opportunity to score 39 points additionally. The goal difference is 18:30. The ST Johnstone defensive line is one of the worst in the league.
Hamilton Academical takes the 11th position in the league table with 14 points. This is the 19th of 32 team game in the tournament.
The difference with the nearest team on top is 3 points (Hamilton Academical can score 39 points). The distance from the bottom league record is 1 point. The nearest pursuer is 1 point lower and has the opportunity to score 36 points additionally. The goal difference is 18:44. The Hamilton Academical defensive line is the worst in the league.
ST Johnstone Stats
ST Johnstone could not win in the last 5 matches, with 2 losses and 3 draws.
The team scored 9 points оn its own field in 10 last matches, with the following results 2 wins, 3 draws and 5 losses. The difference between scored and conceded goals is 10-9. The average number of goals is 1. The average number of cards in 10 last matches is 2.9.
Leading players in the last 15 matches in all tournaments: Stevie May (9), David Wotherspoon (5), Christopher Kane (3), Callum Hendry (2), Craig Conway (2), Murray Davidson (1), Dan Mcnamara (1).
Hamilton Academical Stats
The team scored 4 points when playing away in 10 last matches, with the following results 1 win, 1 draw и 8 losses. The difference between scored and conceded goals is 10-26. The average number of goals is 1. The average number of cards in 10 last matches is 2.9.
Leading players in the last 15 matches in all tournaments: Ross Callachan (5), Marios Ogboe (3), Ronan Hughes (2), Ryan Porteous (1), Scott Mcmann (1), Charlie Trafford (1), David Moyo (1).
Basement club Hamilton Academical host Motherwell in the Scottish Premiership on Wednesday evening, hoping for a win which will enable them to climb out of the bottom two for the first time in over a month. 
St Johnstone set up a trip to Glasgow to face the winner of Sunday's Old Firm shoot-out as they eased past Clyde 2-0 at McDiarmid. 
Jason Kerr insists St Johnstone 's Betfred Cup success has bolstered belief they can repeat it in the Scottish Cup. 
Stephen Welsh spoke of the "perfect scenario" after signing a new four-year contract that will see him remain at Celtic until at least the summer of 2025. 
Hamilton head coach Brian Rice could not believe his side failed to take anything from what he felt was their best performance of the season. 
Interim Aberdeen manager Paul Sheerin was delighted to sign off his spell in charge with a victory. A second-half strike from midfielder Jonny Hayes secured a third 1-0 win over Sheerin's former club St Johnstone. 
Hamilton boss Brian Rice has suffered more injury woes ahead of the visit of Dundee United on Saturday. Goalkeeper Ryan Fulton is out for the rest of the season after dislocating his knee in a freak accident outside his house and midfielder Scott Martin is out for at least a month with a leg injury. 
St Johnstone have confirmed Scott Boyd will take over as head of football operations this month with Kirsten Robertson stepping down. 
St Johnstone boss Callum Davidson is set to make a few changes ahead of the visit of Aberdeen in the Premiership on Saturday. 
Callum Davidson is looking to record St Johnstone 's first win over Aberdeen this season on Saturday when the Pittodrie club travel to McDiarmid Park still in a state of transition. 
Basement club Hamilton Academical will host Dundee United in the Scottish Premiership on Saturday afternoon looking to win on home soil for the first time since January 2. 
Callum Davidson insists there will be no easing up for St Johnstone as they begin their Premiership post-split fixtures with a home game against Aberdeen on Saturday. 
St Johnstone 's back line continued to get the plaudits following their 1-0 Scottish Cup win at Dundee. Guy Melamed's well-taken goal in the 20th minute ultimately sent the Betfred Cup winners through but goalkeeper Zander Clark and their defence played a major role. 
St Mirren manager Jim Goodwin believes Jamie McGrath deserves a call-up to the Republic of Ireland squad on the back of his consistent performances. 
Hamilton manager Brian Rice accused the Scottish FA of not taking his team seriously and felt they were being treated differently to other clubs. 
Dundee manager James McPake accused the match officials of "guessing" when they chopped off a goal for his side during a 1-0 Scottish Cup defeat by St Johnstone. 
St Mirren made up for their disappointment at not making the Premiership top six by returning to Hamilton and booking their place in the fourth round of the Scottish Cup with a 3-0 victory. 
Charlie Adam missed a penalty as Dundee went down to a 1-0 Scottish Cup defeat by St Johnstone. Zander Clark saved Adam's 75th-minute spot-kick after being penalised following an aerial challenge. 
David Wotherspoon has vowed to shine for St Johnstone as he seeks another chance to bask in Bayern Munich star Alphonso Davies ' limelight. 
Hamilton skipper Brian Easton made Scottish Cup history with St Johnstone and hankers for a repeat with Accies. 
Liam Craig is on course to become St Johnstone 's record appearance holder after signing a new contract. The 34-year-old has signed a one-year extension, 48 hours after helping Saints secure an eighth top-six finish in 10 years. 
St Mirren manager Jim Goodwin has challenged his players to clinch seventh place in the Scottish Premiership after missing out on a spot in the top six in agonising fashion. 
St Mirren manager Jim Goodwin blamed referee Don Robertson as his team missed out on a place in the Scottish Premiership's top six by just two goals. 
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