Ayr United vs Ross County predictions, Feb 21, 2026

Scottish Football Championship, on Saturday,

Ayr United

Ross County

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As Ayr United prepares to host Ross County in a pivotal clash within the Scottish Football Championship on February 21, 2026, both teams will be looking to secure vital points. Ayr United enters the match with a mixed bag of recent results, having won 2 of their last 5 matches, which indicates a moderate form but also reflects their capacity to claim victories.

Similarly, Ross County also boasts 2 wins out of their latest 5 outings, suggesting they are evenly matched in terms of form. The tactical battle could hinge on Ayr United’s home advantage, as they aim to leverage this factor to impose their playing style and control the tempo.

Bookmakers have placed Ayr United as slight favorites, reflected in their odds of 1.99 for a home win, while Ross County sits at 3.62 for an away victory. Our model suggests a 47.7% probability for Ayr United to win, with a predicted final score of 1:0.

Although Ayr United appears to hold the upper hand with home advantage, matches of this nature often prove unpredictable. As both teams eye a crucial win, fans can anticipate a competitive encounter with no guaranteed outcomes.

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Ayr
45.3%
Draw
28.5%
Ross County
26.1%

Prediction (the most likely score): 1:1

Outrights of Scottish Football Championship Ayr: 0.89% Ross County: 0.24%

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Betting Odds

1 X 2
bet_at_home 2.04 3.23 3.5
betsson 2.02 3.25 3.6
MarathonBet 1.97 3.14 3.66
WilliamHill 2.05 3.2 3.4
Pinnacle 2.05 3.31 3.55
Best for US Customers 2.05 3.14 3.4

Latest Results

31.01.26 Ayr United – Raith Rovers – 2:1
24.01.26 Partick Thistle – Ayr United – 2:1
17.01.26 Dundee United – Ayr United – 2:0
13.01.26 Ayr United – Stranraer FC – 4:1
10.01.26 Ayr United – Airdrieonians FC – 1:1
14.02.26 Ross County – Queens Park FC – 0:1
03.02.26 Queens Park FC – Ross County – 0:1
31.01.26 Greenock Morton – Ross County – 2:1
24.01.26 Airdrieonians FC – Ross County – 0:1
17.01.26 Motherwell FC – Ross County – 1:0

Facts

  • In the last 5 head-to-head matches, Ayr won 1.
  • Each of the teams is struggling with stability in their game.
  • Ross County may face physical challenges compared to their opponent, as they have played more matches in recent days.
  • Recently, Ross County has had a series of away games.
  • Ayr might have a minor edge in this game.
  • In the last 11 head-to-head matches, Ayr won 3 matches, drew 3 matches, lost 5 matches, and goals 12:17. (average 1.1:1.5).
  • Including home matches between the teams, Ayr won 3 matches, drew 2 matches, lost 1 match, and goals 6:7. (average 1:1.2).

    Latest Head To Head

    08.11.25 Ross County – Ayr United – 3:3
    13.09.25 Ayr United – Ross County – 1:1
    18.01.20 Ayr United – Ross County – 1:0
    19.04.19 Ayr United – Ross County – 1:3
    26.02.19 Ross County – Ayr United – 3:2

    Standings

    2025/26

    Pl W D L Diff Pts
    1 St Johnstone 24 14 7 3 46:20 26 49
    2 Partick Thistle 24 12 8 4 37:28 9 44
    3 Arbroath 24 10 7 7 32:30 2 37
    4 Ayr 23 7 11 5 30:27 3 32
    5 Dunfermline 22 8 5 9 29:24 5 29
    6 Raith 25 7 8 10 28:26 2 29
    7 Morton 24 5 12 7 23:30 -7 27
    8 Queen’s Park 23 5 9 9 24:35 -11 24
    9 Airdrieonians 25 5 8 12 20:33 -13 23
    10 Ross County 24 5 7 12 23:39 -16 22

    Scottish Football Championship Outrights

    1. St Johnstone: 1.1 (81.39%)

    2. Partick: 7 (12.79%)

    3. Arbroath: 41 (2.18%)

    4. Ayr: 100.2 (0.89%)

    5. Dunfermline: 120.2 (0.74%)

    6. Raith: 130.2 (0.69%)

    7. Morton: 180.2 (0.5%)

    8. Queen’s Park: 230.2 (0.39%)

    9. Ross County: 380.2 (0.24%)

    10. Airdrieonians: 480.2 (0.19%)

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