Tickets for our William Hill Premiership match away to Hearts on Wednesday 26th February are now on general sale. 

With an allocation of around 500 tickets, season ticket holders had until midnight on Sunday 16th February to purchase their ticket before general sale commenced. The remaining tickets are available at the St Mirren Ticket Office and online for collection. Around 150 tickets remain as of Monday morning (24th Feb). 

Ticket Buying Process

• Tickets sales for UK postage are closed.
• Tickets can be purchased online for collection until 10am on Tuesday 25th February (subject to availability). They MUST be collected from the St Mirren Ticket Office by 12 noon on Wednesday 26th February 2025.

There will be no sales or collection of tickets on the day at Tynecastle.

Ambulant with Carer and Wheelchair with Carer Tickets need to be booked directly at the St Mirren Ticket Office and must also be collected by 12 noon on Wednesday 26th February.

Hearts v St Mirren
Competition: William Hill Premiership
Date: Wednesday 26th February 2025
Kick-off: 7:45pm
Venue: Tynecastle Park, Edinburgh

Hearts Ticket Info

Adult - £27
Concession* - £19 
U18 - £14
U16 - £7 
U13 - £5

*65+, full-time student with valid matriculation card.

St Mirren Ticket Office Tel: (0141) 840-6130.

St Mirren Ticket Office E-Mail: tickets@stmirren.com 

St Mirren defeated Rangers at Ibrox for the first time since 1991 as goals from Mikael Mandron and Toyosi Olusanya saw the Buddies deservedly win 2-0 in Govan. 

A strong first-half performance saw Saints go in level at the break and they got their rewards in the second 45 when Mandron and Olusanya struck to ensure a famous win on the third anniversary of manager Stephen Robinson's appointment. 

There was one change to the side that drew with Hibernian last weekend as Jonah Ayunga came in for Toyosi Olusanya. And it was the Kenyan forward who was presented with a brilliant early opportunity to put Saints ahead with just eight minutes on the clock. Jack Butland sent a low clearance straight to the feet of the Ayunga. He took a touch before his powerful strike was pushed away by the Rangers goalkeeper who got two strong hands behind it. The rebound fell to Mikael Mandron who took it first time with Butland tipping over. 

Rangers forced a saved from Zach Hemming a few minutes later when Vaclav Cerny got a shot away, but it was straight at the stopper. 

Some loose play in the Saints defence saw Rangers steal the ball around 25 yards from goal with Hamza Igamane firing over. The Rangers forward was shown a straight red card as the game approached half-time when he went in hard on Saints skipper Mark O'Hara. But referee Kevin Clancy was advised to have a look at the incident again on the pitchside monitor by the VAR and he downgraded to a yellow. 

The Buddies started the second-half with the same intent that they showed in the first. Caolan Boyd-Munce was inches away from seeing his cross sneak into the top corner of the net on 48 minutes.

And the Saints' would hit the front just three minutes later when Mandron fired home. Hemming launched it forward, Ayunga won his header to send Mandron clear and he blasted beyond Butland. It was initially disallowed as the referee believed the striker had fouled Clinton Nsiala but a long VAR check showed the 'Gers defender had clipped his own heels and the goal was given. 

That sparked Rangers into some action with Nicolas Raskin seeing a long-range effort pushed away by Hemming just before the hour mark before Cerny drilled a powerful strike wide four minutes later. 

Stephen Robinson made a triple change on 65 minutes and one of the subs, Olusanya, would send Saints into dreamland when he doubled our advantage. Killian Phillips flipped the ball over the top and Olusanya outmuscled Nsiala to strike beyond Butland to make it 2-0.

Marcus Fraser was inches away from adding a third with a little over 10 minutes to go when he headed just over from a corner, but two would do as Saints completed our first back-to-back wins over the Light Blues since 1980. 

Full-Time: Rangers 0-2 St Mirren

St Mirren: Hemming, Fraser, Gogic, Taylor, Alebiosu (Bwomono 65), Phillips (Kiltie 76), Boyd-Munce (Smyth 65), O'Hara (c), John (Tanser 90), Mandron, Ayunga (Olusanya 65)
Subs Not Used: Urminsky, Kenny, Idowu, Oseni

Rangers: Butland, Tavernier, Propper, Nsiala, Jefte, Diomande (Lawrence 72), Raskin, Cerny, Hagi (Bajrami 72), Igamane (Danilo 58), Dessers
Subs Not Used: Kelly, Yilmaz, Fernandes, McCausland, Rice, Curtis

Referee: Kevin Clancy
Assistant Referee: Graeme Stewart
Assistant Referee: Gordon Crawford
Fourth Official: Duncan Williams

Attendance: 49,994

St Mirren are on the road in the William Hill Premiership on Saturday as we travel to Ibrox to face Rangers on matchday 27.

Rangers vs St Mirren
William Hill Premiership
Venue: Ibrox Stadium
Date: Saturday 22nd February 2025
Kick-off: 3pm

Rangers Ticket Info

Tickets for our William Hill Premiership match away to Rangers must be collected from the St Mirren Ticket Office by 2pm on Friday 21st February. There will be no sale or collection of tickets at Ibrox. 

Ticket Prices

Adult - £33
Concession* - £26
Junior** - £15

Wheelchair disabled***

Adult - £20
Concession* - £16
Junior** - £11

*65+ and 16-17
**U16
***Companion free of charge

Ambulant disabled supporters pay the age-appropriate price. If a companion is required, the companion ticket is free of charge.

There will be no sales of tickets at Ibrox on matchday.

Follow the Action

If you can't make the match on Saturday, you can follow the action with updates on our X page.

International subscribers to St Mirren TV can watch the match live on tv.stmirren.com, while UK subscribers can listen to live audio commentary. 

Supporter Info

• Turnstiles will open at 2pm. Please use turnstiles 76 and 77 only. Any disabled fans requiring assistance please email slo@saintmirren.com.
• Kiosks will be card only.
• Please sit in your allocated seats.
• Flags should be within regulations and must have a fire certificate. No offensive or political flags will be allowed. Please display all flags/banners to the CCTV cameras before entering the stadium. Please be guided by the stewards on placement of any flags/banners.
• No balaclavas or face coverings will be allowed on entering or within the stadium. Refusal of entry/ejection will occur if face coverings are seen.
• No pyro or Megaphones.
• No bags bigger than A4 allowed.
• No surfing banners or telescopic poles allowed.
• Drum will be allowed inside stadium and will be required to be searched prior to entry.
• Searching will be in place.
• Any inebriated fans will not be allowed to enter the stadium.
• No smoking anywhere inside the stadium and no pass out is allowed.
• Travel clubs should park as directed behind the Broomloan Stand in the away car park. This is free of charge.
• Please be mindful when parking on the streets and not to block any driveways.
• Please note that Police Scotland have advised of the following regarding the use of public transport for Sunday's game: Underground - Use anti-clockwise direction and exit at Govan. Do not attempt to exit at Ibrox. Walking from city centre - cross at Squinty or Bells Bridges.

St Mirren Football Club is deeply saddened to hear of the passing of our former captain Cammy Murray.

A true St Mirren legend, Cammy, who played as a defender during his time at the Buddies, joined the club from Drumchapel Amateurs in 1962 and made his Saints debut in a 3-3 draw against Hibernian at Love Street. 

During a 10 year spell in Paisley, Cammy made a total of 417 appearances in the black and white and was a part of the famous 1967-68 Second Division Championship winning side. 

Between August 1964 and April 1967, Cammy featured in 131 matches in all competitions - the record for most consecutive competitive appearances for St Mirren. He also holds the record for most consecutive league appearances after playing 170 league matches in a row between August 1962 and April 1967.

After a decade with the Buddies, Cammy would move on to Motherwell before ending his playing career at Arbroath. 

In 2019, Cammy was honoured for his service to St Mirren when he was inducted into the club's Hall of Fame. 

The thoughts of everyone at St Mirren are with Cammy's loved ones at this difficult time. 

St Mirren are on the road on Saturday as we make the short trip to Ibrox where we face Rangers in the William Hill Premiership. 

The Buddies moved back into the top six on Sunday following a 0-0 draw against Hibernian at The SMiSA Stadium. In an incredibly tight league, Saints are just seven points off Aberdeen who sit in third and four points ahead of 11th place Dundee with seven matches remaining before the split.

Match Details

Rangers v St Mirren
Competition: William Hill Premiership
Date: Saturday 22nd February 2025
Kick-off: 3pm 
Venue: Ibrox Stadium

The Opposition

Philippe Clement's men bounced back from their shock Scottish Cup exit at home to Queen's Park with a 3-1 win away to Hearts on Sunday. That maintained the Ibrox side's good form in the league, having won their last five in the William Hill Premiership. They sit in second place - 13 points behind leaders Celtic.

Saints picked up a first league win over Rangers since 2011 when Caolan Boyd-Munce's injury-time goal saw us defeat the Gers 2-1 in Paisley on Boxing Day. 

The Buddies were edged out on our last visit to Ibrox, losing 2-1 in October. Alex Gogic put Saints level after Rangers had taken an early lead. But Vaclav Cerny would score a winner for the Light Blues in the second-half. 

Caolan Boyd-Munce celebrates with Marcus Fraser after scoring the winner in our last meeting against Rangers (Image: Allan Picken)

The Officials

The referee on Saturday is Kevin Clancy and he'll be assisted by Graeme Stewart and Gordon Crawford.

Grant Irvine is on Video Assistant Referee (VAR) duty. 

Tickets for our William Hill Premiership match away to Hearts on Wednesday 26th February are now on general sale. 

With an allocation of around 500 tickets, season ticket holders had until midnight on Sunday 16th February to purchase their ticket before general sale commenced. The remaining tickets are available at the St Mirren Ticket Office and online for collection/postage. Around 200 tickets remain as of Tuesday afternoon. 

Ticket Buying Process

• Tickets can be purchased online for UK postage until 10am on Friday 21st February (subject to availability).
• Tickets can be purchased online for collection until 10am on Tuesday 25th February (subject to availability). They MUST be collected from the St Mirren Ticket Office by 12 noon on Wednesday 26th February 2025.

There will be no sales or collection of tickets on the day at Tynecastle.

Ambulant with Carer and Wheelchair with Carer Tickets need to be booked directly at the St Mirren Ticket Office and must also be collected by 12 noon on Wednesday 26th February.

Hearts v St Mirren
Competition: William Hill Premiership
Date: Wednesday 26th February 2025
Kick-off: 7:45pm
Venue: Tynecastle Park, Edinburgh

Hearts Ticket Info

Adult - £27
Concession* - £19 
U18 - £14
U16 - £7 
U13 - £5

*65+, full-time student with valid matriculation card.

St Mirren Ticket Office Tel: (0141) 840-6130.

St Mirren Ticket Office E-Mail: tickets@stmirren.com 

Tickets for our William Hill Premiership match at home to Celtic are on sale at the St Mirren Ticket Office and online.

Saints host Celtic at The SMiSA Stadium on Saturday 1st March. 

Fixture Details

St Mirren v Celtic
Competition: William Hill Premiership
Date: Saturday 1st March 2025
Kick-off: 5:30pm
Venue: The SMiSA Stadium
Live on Sky Sports

This match is included in the season ticket. As is standard for matches against Celtic and Rangers, additional tickets are only available to season ticket holders from this season and last season online using the email address they used when buying their season ticket.

Non-season ticket holders are only eligible to buy tickets if they have purchased tickets for (and subsequently attended) at least two home league matches at The SMiSA Stadium (not including versus Celtic) this season. These can only be bought directly at the St Mirren Ticket Office or by calling the Ticket Office on 0141-840-6130. 

St Mirren Football Club reserve the right to cancel any tickets it feels have been purchased for or by away supporters with no refund. Away end tickets will be sold directly by Celtic.

Ticket Prices

Adults - £35
Concession* - £25
Junior** - £20
U12*** - £14

*65+, full-time student and unemployed. 
**12-17
***Must be accompanied by an adult. 

Tickets for our William Hill Premiership match away to Rangers on Saturday 22nd February are on sale at the St Mirren Ticket Office and online. 

Today (Monday 17th February) is the final full day for ordering online for UK postage. Any tickets purchased after 10am on Tuesday 18th February will only be available for collection at the St Mirren Ticket Office. 

Rangers v St Mirren
Competition: William Hill Premiership
Date: Saturday 22nd February 2025
Kick-off: 3pm
Venue: Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow

Please note this is a paper allocation only, no e-tickets are available. Any QR code sent is just a receipt of your purchase for us at the ticket office to process your order, it is NOT your ticket.

• Tickets can be ordered online for UK Postage until 10am on Tuesday 18th February 2025.
• Match Tickets can be purchased online for Collection until 10am on Friday 21st February 2025. They MUST be collected by 12 noon on Friday 21st February.
• Match Tickets will also be sold at the St Mirren Ticket Office directly (subject to availability) until Friday 21st February at 12 noon.

All tickets ordered for collection MUST be collected from the St Mirren Ticket Office by 12 noon on Friday 21st February. There will be no sales or collection on the day at Ibrox. 

Rangers Ticket Info

Adult - £33
Concession* - £26
Junior** - £15

Wheelchair disabled***

Adult - £20
Concession* - £16
Junior** - £11

*65+ and 16-17
**U16
***Companion free of charge

Ambulant disabled supporters pay the age-appropriate price. If a companion is required, the companion ticket is free of charge.

St Mirren Ticket Office Tel: (0141) 840-6130.

St Mirren Ticket Office email: tickets@stmirren.com 

St Mirren picked up a point to move back into the top six after a goalless draw against Hibernian at The SMiSA Stadium.

The Buddies had the better of the match, but couldn't find a breakthrough against one of the form teams in the league as Hibernian stretched their unbeaten run to 12. 

Stephen Robinson elected to name the same starting eleven from Monday night's Scottish Cup tie against Hearts with Scott Tanser unable to make it after an epidural during the week. 

A bright start saw Caolan Boyd-Munce have a shot blocked on 10 minutes with Killian Phillips' follow-up held by Hibernian goalkeeper Jordan Smith. But despite Saints having the better of the game, it was Hibernian who had best chance of the opening 45 when Warren O'Hora got a free header on a Nicky Cadden corner, but he sent the effort wide of target. 

Saints came out of the traps after the break. Mikael Mandron forced a save from Smith with a long-range strike that the Hibernian goalkeeper got two hands behind to hold on 51 minutes. The Hibernian stopper then made a brilliant double save two minutes later. Mandron's slide rule pass found Toyosi Olusanya who burst clear of Rocky Bushiri and fired low from the angle. Smith blocked before getting a strong hand on Mark O'Hara's rebound that looked prime to put Saints ahead. 

With 15 minutes remaining, referee Ross Hardie awarded Hibernian a penalty kick as he wrongly believe O'Hora's header came off Killian Phillips' hand. A VAR check followed and the referee overturned the decision after it was shown that the ball struck Phillips' head. 

The visitors were reduced to 10 men when debutant Alasana Manneh was shown a second yellow card for a foul after clattering into the back of Phillips in the middle of the park. But despite the man advantage, Saints were unable to find a way of turning one point into three. 

Full-Time: St Mirren 0-0 Hibernian

St Mirren: Hemming, Fraser, Gogic, Taylor, Alebiosu (Bwomono 46), Phillips, Boyd-Munce (Smyth 83), O'Hara (c) (Kiltie 73), John, Mandron (Oseni 90), Olusanya (Ayunga 73)
Subs Not Used: Urminsky, Kenny, Adeniran, Scott

Hibernian: Smith, O'Hora, Bushiri, Iredale (Obita 70), C.Cadden (Miller 88), Triantis, Campbell, Kwon (Manneh 70), N.Cadden (Moriah-Welsh 88), Boyle, Gayle (Bowie 56)
Subs Not Used: Bursik, Hoilett, Molotnikov, Kukharevych

Referee: Ross Hardie
Assistant Referee: Jonathan Bell
Assistant Referee: Craig Ferguson
Fourth Official: Calum Scott
VAR: Greg Aitken

Attendance: 7,468

St Mirren manager Stephen Robinson has told his players to embrace the challenge of a top six push as Saints head into the final eight games before the split.

Expectations have risen at the club after two consecutive top six finishes and the manager says things are positive in the Saints camp with his side sitting just one point off sixth place in the William Hill Premiership. 

But Robinson insists there's nothing to lose for his Buddies and they should enjoy the opportunity available to them over the next eight matches.

Embracing the challenge

"There’s no pressure on us," the manager told the media.

If St Mirren get in the top six three years in a row, then I’ve told all the staff, I’m going to make statues of them. It is that big an achievement to do that three years in a row. So we’ve absolutely nothing to lose.

"We’re in a really good position. This can still be a fantastic season.

"As I say, if we were able to get top six three years in a row, then it would be an incredible achievement for this group of players. They’ve been there. They’ve played under the pressure. But this isn’t pressure. I’ve reiterated this to all the players.

"This is not pressure. Pressure is when you’re fighting for your life to stay up, you’re in a play-off in the last game of the season to keep people in their jobs.

This is the bit you go and enjoy, enjoy trying to look up a league, enjoy beating teams that people expect you to lose to, and go and get the results. We haven’t got the results. We’ve got performances over the last month without picking up the amount of results we should have done.

"We’re limiting teams to very, very few opportunities against us and getting punished for one goal, so that luck can’t keep being there all the time. Something has to go in our favour, and if we keep getting into areas, things will turn our way."

Confident Opponent

Saints have faced Hibernian twice this and came out on the winning side on both occasions. But on Sunday, the Buddies face a confident opponent with David Gray's men on an 11 match unbeaten run.

However, the manager believes that a similar performance from Monday night will give his side an a good opportunity to pick up three points. 

"They've got some very talented players. They've got threats all over the pitch and they've got a good squad. 

"It was a while ago that we played Hibs and they are on a fantastic run now. David has done a really good job in turning the form around so we have to be prepared. 

"They've not changed personnel massively, but they're confident. They're a side that is going into the game against us with confidence.

If we put in the performance that we did against Hearts on Monday night then we have a very good chance of winning the game."

Squad Update

The manager also gave an update on the squad. It's likely to be as you were from Monday night with Conor McMenamin remaining out, while Alex Iacovitti and Scott Tanser are also doubts. 

"We'll still be without Conor. He's still a good few weeks away. Alex is back in training, but had a slight little setback last week so we're hoping by Monday he'll be join in properly. 

"Scott Tanser had an epidural. He's not trained all week so I'm not sure whether he will be available or not."