Celtic vs Ross County Prediction: Bet on Celtic to win

On Saturday, Celtic host Ross County in a Scottish Premiership game at Celtic Park, hoping to maintain their impressive recent run. The home team, the Hoops, is coming off a win against Motherwell, while Ross County is coming off a win against Hibernian at Easter Road and making the trip to Glasgow.

In the Scottish Premiership, Celtic have been fantastic under Ange Postecoglou, and they currently lead their rivals, Rangers, by seven points. They have built absolute consistency as the World Cup break approaches by winning their last seven league games while scoring 23 goals. Kyoto Furuhashi and Daizen Maeda scored goals in their most recent match to lead their team to a 2-1 victory away at Motherwell at Fir Park. Postecoglou hopes to keep his perfect record at Celtic Park this season when the team returns home on Saturday before the league takes its winter break in December. If Celtic wins, they will take over sole possession of the first place in the Scottish Premiership, regardless of the other games' outcomes.

Malky Mackay's Ross County side is riding high after a string of victories and will head into Saturday's game against Glasgow in 10th place in the league. Their recent back-to-back wins over St. Mirren and Hibernian have given their fans hope that they can avoid relegation despite a shaky start to the season. With goals from George Harmon and Alex Iacovitti, Ross County defeated Hibernian 2-0 on the road to record their second victory. However, it will be difficult for them to beat Celtic at Celtic Park on Saturday, as the last time they did so was during the 2020-21 Scottish Premiership season. Mackay will be counting on his team to perform well because a win would allow them to jump up to ninth place in the table.

The stakes are high for both teams in this match, so we should see an exciting game in which both teams try to take the initiative and create scoring opportunities. Celtic will win the match and relatively easily keep their grip on first place in the Scottish Premiership.