Scotland Premiership
1
@1.42
50%
HOME
30%
DRAW
20%
AWAY
Head To Head Data
23.11.25: ABE 1–0 HEA — PRE
04.08.25: HEA 2–0 ABE — PRE
19.04.25: HEA 1–2 ABE — SC (AET)
12.01.25: ABE 0–0 HEA — PRE
01.12.24: HEA 1–1 ABE — PRE
Last 5 Match Fixtures
Home Recent
21.02.26: HEA 1–0 FAL — PRE
15.02.26: RAN 4–2 HEA — PRE
10.02.26: HEA 1–0 HIB — PRE
03.02.26: SMI 1–0 HEA — PRE
31.01.26: DUN 0–3 HEA — PRE
Away Recent
24.02.26: DUN 0–0 ABE — PRE
21.02.26: ABE 2–3 DND — PRE
18.02.26: ABE 2–0 MOT — SC
15.02.26: MOT 2–0 ABE — PRE
31.01.26: KIL 3–0 ABE — PRE
21.02.26: HEA 1–0 FAL — PRE
15.02.26: RAN 4–2 HEA — PRE
10.02.26: HEA 1–0 HIB — PRE
03.02.26: SMI 1–0 HEA — PRE
31.01.26: DUN 0–3 HEA — PRE
Away Recent
24.02.26: DUN 0–0 ABE — PRE
21.02.26: ABE 2–3 DND — PRE
18.02.26: ABE 2–0 MOT — SC
15.02.26: MOT 2–0 ABE — PRE
31.01.26: KIL 3–0 ABE — PRE
Detailed Analysis
Scottish Premiership leaders Hearts look to extend their four-point gap at the top when they host Aberdeen. The “Jam Tarts” are currently on a 19-match unbeaten run at Tynecastle in all competitions, a fortress-like record that has defined their title charge. They concede less than a goal per game on average, while Aberdeen arrives in Edinburgh having failed to win in their last several outings. Hearts have scored in 16 consecutive home league games, making them one of the most reliable attacking units in the country.