Aberdeen - Dundee

In Scotland, currently the team workload is very high and there is no need to even play in Europe, as for three consecutive weeks, Aberdeen is playing two games each week. The Celtic team is clearly much stronger and used to such a workload, as they play in Europe every year and often make it to the finals, but the European season is over now and they can focus on Scotland. Both teams are not at full strength, but the situation for the opponents can be considered similar, so the Celtic handicap should be strongly felt, especially as they have to compete with Rangers and Hearts for the title. Winning 3 out of 5 away games in a row shows which team is stronger, and when Celtic cannot afford to lose points, it is necessary to expect them to be champions.

Celtic often attacks a lot, which often leads to many corner kicks. Today should not be an exception. Aberdeen is currently in a poor form, and there is a possibility of having a lot of gameplay near Aberdeen's goal. Especially since Celtic needs to gather points in order to fight for a higher position. Playing at home, Aberdeen may also create some opportunities, knowing that this season Celtic's defense is not shining. At least 12 corner kicks should be expected overall.