Trustworthy in Rugby Park

Kilmarnock played a bore draw in Aberdeen's home on Saturday, after four concecutive wins in all tournaments. It was actually a dull game with only a few missed chances from both sides. This result kept Kilmarnock in the 2nd place with 45 points, but this time along with Rangers. Both of them have 6 points less than first-placed Celtic. The experienced attacker K.Boyd is suspended after his sent off at the end of the previous match, while defender R.Millen is not 100% fit yet after his injury in the last game of 2018.

Hearts registered a 2-0 win vs St. Johnstone. Although they scored both goals in the second half, they were superior from the beginning. After to this result, they sit on the 5th place with 39 points, having 7 more from the 7th place who doesn't qualify for the championship play offs. Defender P.Haring, as well as attacker U.Ikpeazu will miss another game.

Kilmarnock are great in front of their fans. They have registered 5 wins in a row (the most recent one was against Rangers) with an 8-1-2 overall record  in Rugby Park. Hearts' performance in away games is balanced (5-1-5) and it's worthwhile to mention that one of their two away wins (1-0) was against their current opponent, in the very start of the season, last August. In my point of view, Kilmarnock are superior and home win will be my call.