Livingston 0 - 1 
ST Johnstone
The last meeting of these teams took place 24 days ago (6 February 2021) and ended with the victory of ST Johnstone with a score 1-2.
The most common result of matches between these teams is 1-2. 2 matches have ended with this result.
Livingston Stats
The team scored 20 points оn its own field in 10 last matches, with the following results 6 wins, 2 draws and 2 losses. The difference between scored and conceded goals is 17-6. The average number of goals is 1.7. The average number of cards in 10 last matches is 2.8.
Leading players in the last 15 matches in all tournaments: Scott Robinson (4), John Guthrie (3), Alan Forrest (2), Joshua Mullin (2), Jay Emmanuel-Thomas (2), Scott Pittman (2), Craig Sibbald (1).
ST Johnstone Stats
The team scored 17 points when playing away in 10 last matches, with the following results 5 wins, 2 draws и 3 losses. The difference between scored and conceded goals is 15-12. The average number of goals is 1.5. The average number of cards in 10 last matches is 2.8.
Leading players in the last 15 matches in all tournaments: Shaun Rooney (3), GUY Melamed (3), Scott Tanser (2), Stevie May (1), Liam Gordon (1), Craig Conway (1), Christopher Kane (1).
Marios Ogkmpoe has been ruled out of Hamilton's clash with St Johnstone on Wednesday night. The Greek striker suffered a hamstring strain against Hibernian last time out and boss Brian Rice admits he is unlikely to feature in any of Accies' four remaining games before the split. 
Livingston 's Efe Ambrose should be fit for the visit of Scottish Premiership leaders Rangers on Wednesday. The Lions' defender picked up knock to his knee in the Betfred Cup final defeat by St Johnstone on Sunday. 
David Martindale has reset the terms of success for Livingston this season following their Betfred Cup final defeat to St Johnstone. 
Furious Hamilton boss Brian Rice has demanded more respect from referees after hinting at an Easter Road snub from official Craig Napier. 
St Johnstone captain Jason Kerr believes it might take months for their Betfred Cup achievement to sink in. But the defender is fully aware of the importance of securing a top-six Scottish Premiership place and will quickly shift his focus to Wednesday's trip to Hamilton. 
Rangers boss Steven Gerrard has backed his Ibrox frontrunners to streak across the Premiership finish line this month after watching them sustain title-winning pace all season. 
Hamilton Academical host St Johnstone in the Scottish Premiership on Wednesday evening, hoping to secure only their third league win on home soil this campaign and move out of the relegation zone. 
Rangers travel to Livingston in the Scottish Premiership on Wednesday evening, hoping to claim their 27th league victory of the campaign and move within four points of clinching their first top-flight title in 10 years. 
Livingston manager David Martindale has urged his players to use their Hampden pain to propel them forward. Martindale was already beginning the process of moving on from their Betfred Cup final disappointment on the pitch of the national stadium. 
St Johnstone midfielder Craig Conway is focused on following up their Betfred Cup success by securing the top-six place he feels their play merits. 
An emotional Callum Davidson savoured a special but "surreal" moment after leading St Johnstone to their second major trophy. 
St Johnstone match-winner Shaun Rooney paid tribute to his late mum as he admitted his Hampden triumph will have left his entire family in tears. 
Boss Callum Davidson wants St Johnstone to grab their chance to build on limited cup success when they face Livingston in the Betfred Cup final. 
Livingston manager David Martindale aims to deliver long-term benefits for the club in Sunday's Betfred Cup final. 
Scott Robinson and Marvin Bartley are expected to be fit for Livingston 's Betfred Cup final appearance against St Johnstone. 
St Johnstone striker Stevie May believes adding the Betfred Cup to the Scottish Cup would be "amazing" for the McDiarmid Park club and himself. 
Livingston manager David Martindale is desperate to deliver the Betfred Cup for everyone at the club who gave him the opportunity to work in professional football. 
Two of Scotland's less fashionable clubs will contest the first showpiece final of the Scottish season when Livingston face St Johnstone in the League Cup final at Hampden Park on Sunday. 
Callum Davidson has revealed that St Johnstone midfielder Murray Davidson has suffered a setback in his bid to be fit for the Betfred Cup final. 
When Livingston last won the League Cup in 2004, Marvin Bartley was about to be released by Burnham and told he was not good enough for the Southern League. 
Livingston will travel to the Betfred Cup final in a convoy of cars - and manager David Martindale still expects Efe Ambrose to get lost on the way to Hampden. 
St Johnstone manager Callum Davidson welcomed the Hampden selection dilemmas his team gave him with their impressive 3-0 victory at Motherwell. 
David Martindale insists Livingston do not have a confidence issue ahead of next weekend's Betfred Cup final. The Lions are preparing to face St Johnstone at Hampden next Sunday but their was no morale-booster for them in Paisley as they were held to a 1-1 draw by St Mirren. 
St Johnstone manager Callum Davidson hopes they caught David Wotherspoon 's groin problem in time to safeguard his chances of playing at Hampden next weekend. 
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