Relegation survival is already secured for both clubs, stripping this final fixture of any real jeopardy. When teams have nothing left to play for, defensive intensity usually drops, leading to more open and chaotic passages of play.

Dundee have leaned heavily on their home form to stay up, scoring 28 times in 18 matches at Dens Park. They have not been shut out in front of their own fans in over two months, proving they can consistently break down domestic opponents.

Aberdeen’s away attack was non-existent for most of the campaign, managing just three goals in their first 13 road trips. They have completely flipped that script recently, netting twice in consecutive visits to St Mirren, Livingston, and Hibernian.

The odds are dropping fast on both the Over 2.5 and Both Teams to Score markets. Professional money clearly expects the lack of stakes to produce goals rather than a cagey, tactical stalemate.

Without the pressure of a relegation fight, neither manager has a reason to set up defensively. Expect a loose midfield battle where both sets of forwards are given the space to operate and create chances.