Who needs what in Premier Sports Cup?

Who needs what in Premier Sports Cup?Image source, SNSImage caption, St Mirren won the Premier Sports Cup last season after progressing through the group stagePublished1 minute agoWith one round of fixtures left in the Premier Sports Cup group stage, several Scottish Premiership sides are at risk of falling at the first hurdle.There are 15 matches on Saturday before St Mirren host Dunfermline Athletic on Sunday.The eight group winners and the three best second-place sides progress, joining Celtic, Rangers, Heart of Midlothian, Hibernian and Motherwell - Scotland's five European representatives - in the last 16.But who needs what from this weekend's games?Robinson not a fan but can League Cup groups help build momentum?Published5 days agoWho has your Premiership club brought in & let go this summer?Published2 hours agoGroup AImage source, SNSImage caption, Scotland international Kevin Nisbet scored a hat-trick in Aberdeen's most recent outingA draw against Kelty Hearts at Pittodrie would seal top spot for Aberdeen.After Wednesday's emphatic victory over Queen of the South, manager Stephen Robinson praised their attacking thrust."We've won three games and we've created a lot of chances, that's the good thing," Robinson said. "Of course, there are things to improve on."We've brought in 10 new players, so it takes time, but you have to pick up results in this competition."Should the Dons slip up in their final group match, Queen's Park could go above them with a win against Queen of the South. Three points could also be enough to progress in second place for the Spiders.Group BDundee United top the group as it stands on nine points, but have played all four of their group matches.Should Montrose draw or win against The Spartans, they will go above the Tannadice outfit, but Jim Goodwin's side would still likely progress as runners-up because of both their points tally and healthy goal differen...