Scottish Championship — Week 11
Every Scottish Championship fixture from matchday 11, taking place across 16 Oct – 17 Oct 2026. Each fixture carries a model score prediction based on current form.
Highest-placed pairing still to play: Stenhousemuir (1st) v Raith Rovers (2nd).
Fixtures last updated
Home win Draw Away win · % chance of each result
Ayr
Matchday 11 form and standings
| Pos | Team | Pts | Last 5 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7th | Ayr | 12 | DWLWL |
| 3rd | v Partick Thistle | 18 | WWDLW |
| 5th | Dunfermline | 13 | DWWDW |
| 4th | v Livingston | 13 | LLWDW |
| 10th | Greenock | 4 | WLLLL |
| 9th | v Queen's Park | 7 | WLLLL |
| 6th | Inverness | 13 | LWWDW |
| 8th | v Arbroath | 11 | LLWLL |
| 1st | Stenhousemuir | 22 | LWWWW |
| 2nd | v Raith Rovers | 20 | WWLDW |
League position and points before kick-off; form is the last 5 league matches, newest first.
Matchday 11 talking points
- This is an evenly matched fixture. Both sides have shown similar consistency in recent games (Ayr: 2W-1D-3L; Partick Thistle: 3W-2D-1L). Home advantage could prove the marginal difference in what should be a tight contest.
- Dunfermline's defensive solidity stands out — 3 clean sheets in 6 games. If they can keep Livingston off the scoresheet, their home support and structure should be enough to grind out a narrow win.
- This is an evenly matched fixture. Both sides have shown similar consistency in recent games (Greenock: 1W-0D-5L; Queen's Park: 2W-0D-4L). Home advantage could prove the marginal difference in what should be a tight contest.
- Inverness's attacking output (1.67 goals per game) faces a Arbroath side that has conceded 2 per game. Home advantage amplifies this edge — the hosts look well placed to dictate the tempo and find the net.
- Stenhousemuir's defensive solidity stands out — 4 clean sheets in 6 games. If they can keep Raith Rovers off the scoresheet, their home support and structure should be enough to grind out a narrow win.
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