Tickets for our first two cinch Premiership away matches of the new season are on sale now. 

After hosting Motherwell at the SMiSA Stadium on the opening day of the league season, Saints take on Aberdeen at Pittodrie on matchday two before travelling to Tayside to face Dundee United on matchday four. 

Aberdeen v St Mirren 
Competition: cinch Premiership
Date: Saturday 6th August 2022
Kick-off: 3pm
Venue: Pittodrie Stadium

Aberdeen Ticket Info

Adults - £26
Over 65 - £20
Over 75 - £16
Youth* - £16
Under 18 - £12
Under 12 - £6

*18-21

There are four wheelchair & PA pairs available. These are priced at £12 for the wheelchair user, with the PA ticket free of charge. 

Ambulant tickets are charged at the age-appropriate rate and can be issued with a free PA ticket should the supporter require it. 

Tickets for this match are only available at the St Mirren Ticket Office. 

Dundee United v St Mirren 
Competition: cinch Premiership
Date: Saturday 20th August 2022
Kick-off: 3pm
Venue: Tannadice Park

Dundee United Ticket Info

Jim McLean Fair Play Upper

Adults - £28
Concessions* - £16
Under-12s** - £5

Ambulant with PA - £16
Wheelchair with PA - £16

*65 and over, full-time student and under 21. 
**Must be accompanied by a full-paying adult. 

All ambulant supporters should be registered with St Mirren as a disabled supporter and a ticket can be purchased online with a PA if required. 

Should any of our disabled ambulant supporters have mobility issues with stairs, please contact Dundee United direct and they will organise lower stand tickets.

There are four wheelchair & PA pairs available in the corner shelter that Dundee United can send direct to supporters if they get in touch with United directly on 01382 833166 Option 1.

Tickets for this match are only available online. Buy tickets for Dundee United v St Mirren HERE.

Home Matches

Tickets for our upcoming cinch Premiership home matches against Motherwell, Ross County and Hibernian are all on sale at the St Mirren Ticket Office and online.  

The manager gives his take on our win over FC Edinburgh in the Premier Sports Cup this afternoon.

St Mirren closed off their Premier Sports Cup campaign with a comfortable victory over FC Edinburgh. 

First-half goals from Mark O'Hara and Jonah Ayunga had Saints 2-0 ahead at the break. Ayunga grabbed his second as he made it three less than a minute after the restart. Danny Handling pulled one back for the visitors, but there was no danger of the Buddies surrendering the lead in the final Group E game. 

Keanu Baccus was given his St Mirren debut in place of the suspended Greg Kiltie, while Richard Tait, Joe Shaughnessy and Ryan Strain came in for Marcus Fraser, Scott Tanser and Toyosi Olusanya. 

It took Saints just eight minutes to hit the front when O'Hara netted from the penalty spot. Ayunga was fouled by Robbie McIntyre and O'Hara sent the goalkeeper the wrong way from 12 yards to give Saints an early lead.

Mark O'Hara celebrates after scoring from the penalty spot (Image: Allan Picken)

The Buddies had an appeal for another penalty just two minutes later when Baccus went down in a similar area to Ayunga but the referee said no on that occasion. 

Ayunga had the ball in the net on 16 minutes when he brilliantly met a cross from the right but his header was ruled out by the offside flag. The forward wouldn't be denied nine minutes later though as he doubled St Mirren's lead. A lovely through pass from Ethan Erhahon found Baccus charging into the box and the Australian picked out Ayunga with a low pass across the face of goal. The Saints striker knocked beyond FC Edinburgh goalkeeper Sam Ramsbottom to score his third goal for the Buddies. 

Ayunga - who netted a double last weekend against Cowdenbeath - almost got his second on 32 minutes, but was denied by a strong hand from Ramsbottom who was at full-stretch to turn the forward's strike from 20 yards wide. 

Australian midfielder Baccus was impressing in his first Saints appearance and he nearly grabbed a debut goal on 35 minutes after driving into the box before clipping just by the post. 

The visitors tested Peter Urminsky late in the half with the Slovakian goalkeeper down well to hold Innes Murray's close-range effort. 

Saints made the perfect start to the second 45 as Ayunga scored his second just 46 seconds after the restart. The striker headed Tait's cross from the left and while Ramsbottom got a hand to it he couldn't keep it out the net. 

FC Edinburgh pulled a goal back when a long pass from Kieran MacDonald picked out Handling who had managed to get clear of the Saints defence before finishing from 20 yards. 

Stephen Robinson was able to give St Mirren Youth Academy graduate Fraser Taylor his first-team debut as he replaced Baccus. And the 19-year-old midfielder looked to make an immediate impact when he arrived late in the box to meet am Alex Greive cross on 75 minutes, but he headed over. Taylor was unlucky again six minutes later after brilliantly bringing the ball down his chest with his volley blocked by the FC Edinburgh defence.

Callum Crane should have added a second for FC Edinburgh on 82 minutes when he blasted high over the bar from inside the Saints box. 

Saints had a number of opportunities to add a fourth in the final minutes of Greive was denied his first goal of the season when Ramsbottom made a good block with his legs from the New Zealand striker's shot, before the goalkeeper pushed away a Tait volley from 25 yards. Taylor then almost scored from the resulting corner as the ball in came off the far post. 

It was a good workout for the Buddies ahead of the cinch Premiership opener against Motherwell at the SMiSA Stadium next weekend. 

Full-Time: St Mirren 3-1 FC Edinburgh

St Mirren: Urminsky, Gallagher, Shaughnessy (c), Dunne, Strain (Fraser 89), Baccus (Taylor 73), Erhahon (Reid 46), O'Hara, Tait, Ayunga (Olusanya 62), Offord (Greive 62)
Subs Not Used: Lyness, Flynn, Henderson, Jamieson

FC Edinburgh: Ramsbottom, MacDonald, McIntyre (c), Tapping, See (Shanley 66), Handling, Brydon, Fontaine, Brian (Jardine 46, Hamilton 87), Murray (Robertson 76), Crane
Subs Not Used: Quate, Travis, Watson, N.Reid, Docherty

Referee: Craig Napier
Assistant Referee: Alan Mulvanny
Assistant Referee: Steven Wilson

Car park season tickets for the 2022/23 season are available for renewal.  

Car park season ticket holders from 2021/22 have until Monday 1st August to renew their car park pass before they become available on general sale on a first come first served basis.  

The cost of the car park pass, which covers all home games in season 2022/23, will be £70.

Car park passes are available by filling out the application form here and handing it in to the ticket office at the SMiSA Stadium. Applications are also available at the St Mirren ticket office. 

A number of changes have been made to our parking protocol at the SMiSA Stadium ahead of the new season. 

The three zones (Red, Black and White) are explained and shown on the diagram below.

Red Zone - South

For hospitality and home disabled supporters. 

To enter/exit Greenhill Road. Hospitality ticket to be shown for entry. 

Black Zone - Southwest 

For Family Stand and Main Stand Patrons. 

To enter/exit via Drums Avenue.  

White Zone - West 

For West Stand Patrons and Pay on the Day. 

To enter/exit via Ferguslie Park Avenue.

Our Premier Sports Cup campaign concludes with a home match against FC Edinburgh. 

Saints host the League One side at the SMiSA Stadium. 

St Mirren vs FC Edinburgh
Premier Sports Cup
Venue: The SMiSA Stadium, Paisley
Date: Saturday 23rd July 2022
Kick-off: 3pm

The match day officials for Saturday's match against FC Edinburgh are as follows:

Referee: Craig Napier
Assistant Referee: Alan Mulvanny
Assistant Referee: Steven Wilson

Match Details

The game kicks-off at 3pm.

The turnstiles will open to supporters from 2pm. The St Mirren Ticket Office is open between 11am until just after kick-off. Car park passes are on-sale at the St Mirren Ticket Office

Match is all ticket – tickets will be on sale (subject to availability) UNTIL KICK-OFF. 

Tickets for Saturday's match are on sale at the St Mirren Ticket Office and online at stmirren.com/matchtickets. The fastest and easiest way to buy tickets for the home end is online. Tickets will also be available in the West Stand Ticket booth which will be open from 1:30pm. 

Tickets are priced at £15 for adults and £5 for concessions (Over-65, U18s and full-time students). Please note that season tickets are not valid for this match. 

FC Edinburgh supporters can purchase their tickets at stmirren.com/awaysupporters. 

PPV is available for Saturday's match at a cost of £14.99 at ppv.stmirren.com. Foreign based supporters can watch the match live on tv.stmirren.com with a St Mirren TV International subscription. 

Ticket Office Phone No: (0141) 840-6130
St Mirren Ticket Office E-Mail: tickets@stmirren.com

Car Parking

Car park season tickets for the 2022/23 season are available for renewal.  

A number of changes have been made to our parking protocol at the SMiSA Stadium ahead of the new season. 

The three zones (Red, Black and White) are explained and shown on the diagram below.

Red Zone - South

For hospitality and home disabled supporters. 

To enter/exit Greenhill Road. Hospitality ticket to be shown for entry. 

Black Zone - Southwest 

For Family Stand and Main Stand Patrons. 

To enter/exit via Drums Avenue.  

White Zone - West 

For West Stand Patrons and Pay on the Day. 

To enter/exit via Ferguslie Park Avenue.

Visitor Information

Our Premier Sports Cup campaign comes to an end on Saturday with Saints hosting FC Edinburgh at the SMiSA Stadium.

Despite a 2-0 win over Cowdenbeath last Saturday, defeats to Arbroath and Airdrieonians mean the Buddies cannot qualify for the next round of the cup. 

FC Edinburgh still have an outside chance of qualifying. Alan Maybury's side sit two points above Saints in Group E having defeated Cowdenbeath 3-0 on Wednesday night.

Previous to that, the Citizens lost 3-1 to Arbroath, but took a bonus point on penalties after a 1-1 draw with Airdrieonians in their opening match. 

Match Details

St Mirren v FC Edinburgh
Competition: Premier Sports Cup
Date: Saturday 23rd July 2022
Kick-off: 3pm
Venue: The SMiSA Stadium

Ticket Info

Tickets for Saturday's match are on sale at the St Mirren Ticket Office and online at stmirren.com/matchtickets. 

Tickets are priced at £15 for adults and £5 for concessions (Over-65, U18s and full-time students). Please note that season tickets are not valid for this match.

FC Edinburgh supporters can purchase their tickets at stmirren.com/awaysupporters. 

PPV will be available for Saturday's match at a cost of £14.99 at ppv.stmirren.com.

Previous

This is the third time St Mirren have faced FC Edinburgh with the previous encounters both coming in the group stages of the Premier Sports Cup.

The Buddies were winners in the only two meetings between the two thus far - both at the SMiSA Stadium. 

Oan Djorkaeff's late penalty was enough for Saints to defeat the Citizens 1-0 back in 2019. Three years prior, Lawrence Shankland, Tom Walsh and Jack Baird scored in a 3-0 win for St Mirren. 

Oan Djorkaeff scored from the winner from the penalty spot the last time we faced FC Edinburgh (Image: Allan Picken)

The officials

Craig Napier is the referee on Saturday and he's assisted by Alan Mulvanny and Steven Wilson. 

It's been a long, drawn-out process to get Keanu Baccus to Scotland. 

The Australian midfielder agreed a deal with St Mirren after the expiry of his contract at Western Sydney Wanderers in his homeland. But getting work permit and visa approvals have meant that the 24-year-old has only arrived in Paisley this week.

Keanu flew into Scotland on Monday evening and was straight down to training with sessions on Tuesday and Wednesday before visiting the SMiSA Stadium for the first time. 

Speaking to stmirren.com after finally arriving at Saints, Keanu said: "It feels good to be here.

I've seen the stadium for the first time and I've been training for two days. It'll take me a week or two to get up to speed, but hopefully it'll be quick and I can get out there.

"I was trying to keep fit as much as possible and I knew the day would finally come and it has so I'm buzzing."

Keanu is now hoping to make his mark at St Mirren and explained what he believes supporters can expect from him. 

I think I'm going to be a good fit for the team and hopefully we can get results on the pitch," he continued. 

"There are some great teams in this league and I'm looking forward to every game because I think every game is important. The club has great history itself. 

"I want to win as many games as possible and we have to have that mentality of be able to try and win those games and be as high up the table as possible.

"I'm a midfielder that can move well and get up and down the pitch and I'm hard-working. Hopefully I can contribute whether it's assists, goals or breaking up play, that's the kind of stuff I love."

The manager gives his reflections on tonight's defeat at Airdrieonians.

10-men St Mirren exited the Premier Sports Cup after a 2-0 defeat at Airdrieonians. 

Saints were reduced to 10-men when Greg Kiltie was shown a red card on 33 minutes and Airdrieonians took full advantage of the extra man with Justin Devenny and Kyan Gunn scoring in the second 45 to secure victory for the Diamonds.

There were four changes to the Saints team that defeated Cowdenbeath on Saturday with Marcus Fraser, Declan Gallagher, Greg Kiltie and Toyosi Olusanya coming in for Ryan Strain, Joe Shaughnessy, Ryan Flynn and Kieran Offord. With Shaughnessy on the bench, Mark O'Hara took the captain's armband. 

The Buddies dominated the early proceeding without creating really creating anything to worry Airdrieonians goalkeeper Josh Rae. Initially it was a poor pass-back from a Diamonds player that put the goalkeeper under pressure on 11 minutes. Alex Greive was quick to press the goalkeeper who cannoned the ball off the New Zealand striker before gathering. 

Seven minutes later Jonah Ayunga had a decent opportunity to add to his two goals at Cowdenbeath on Saturday. Olusanya's ball across the box was cleared only as far as the Saints forward but he didn't get the connection he would have wanted and the effort was comfortably held by Rae.

Saints were reduced to 10-men when Kiltie was given his marching order for a challenge on Euan Deveney that was high and late. 

Despite being down to 10-men the best chance of the half came for Saints on 44 minutes when Greive weaved brilliantly in the box before turning a low strike inches by the post.

The game was a bit more open in the early exchanges of the second 45 with Adam Frizzell going close for the home side in the early minutes of the half when his attempt with the outside of his boot fizzed just wide from 20 yards. Six minutes later a brilliant through ball from Ayunga found Greive on the chase, but the striker's effort was well pushed away by Rae. 

Airdrieonians took the lead on 66 minutes with Devenny the first to react to slam home after Callum Smith's shot was blocked. 

Joe Shaughnessy and Eamonn Brophy were brought on as Saints looked for a route back into the match, but Airdrieonians extended their lead in the dying moments when Gabby McGill pounced on a pass-back and rolled into substitute Gunn who put the gloss on the win for the Lanarkshire side.

Full-Time: Airdrieonians 2-0 St Mirren

St Mirren: Urminsky, Fraser (Shaughnessy 67), Gallagher, Dunne, Tanser (Strain 53), Kiltie, O'Hara (c), Erhahon, Olusanya (Flynn 35), Greive (Brophy 67), Ayunga
Subs Not Used: Lyness, Tait, Reid, Henderson, Offord

Airdrieonians: Rae, Ballantyne, McCabe, Fordyce, Gallagher (Kouider-Aissa 80), Frizzell, Smith, Watson, Devenny (Gunn 85), Deveney (Gibson 85), McGill
Subs Not Used: Hutton, Tran, Spalding

Referee: Alan Muir
Assistant Referee: Gordon Crawford
Assistant Referee: Gary Hilland

St Mirren Football Club can confirm that last week it allowed Dylan Reid permission to speak to a fellow cinch Premiership club regarding a possible transfer.

We can now confirm that Dylan has turned down the opportunity to leave St Mirren at this point in time.

The St Mirren Youth Academy graduate became the youngest ever player to play for St Mirren, as well as the youngest ever Scottish Premiership player, when he made his debut for Saints at just 16 years and five days old in March 2021. He has since gone on to play for the first-team on five occasions - most recently as a substitution in our 2-0 win over Cowdenbeath on Saturday.

We are pleased that Dylan will remain at St Mirren and look forward to him continuing his development at the club.