Mikael Mandron and Malik Dijksteel visited Dargavel Primary School for our first school visit of the new season.

The pair answered questions from keen pupils before handing over tickets to the school for Saturday's match at Dundee. We hope those lucky enough to attend enjoy their day!

Ahead of the players' visit, pupils received a day of coaching from our Street Stuff coaches before having the chance to ask the players questions and receive autographs. 

St Mirren travel to Rugby Park on Saturday 4th October to face Kilmarnock in the William Hill Premiership and tickets are on sale online. 

More than 2,200 Buddies followed Saints in our Premier Sports Cup quarter-final away to Kilmarnock last week and we make a quick return to Ayrshire, this time in league duty.

St Mirren supporters will once again be housed in the Chadwick Stand. 

Kilmarnock v St Mirren
William Hill Premiership
Venue: Rugby Park
Date: Saturday 4th October 2025
Kick-off: 3pm

Ticket prices are as follows:

* 65+, under-21s
**One free with any full paying over 18. You must contact the Kilmarnock Ticket Office prior to purchase to arrange. Max one per full paying over 18. Please note this must be done 24 hours prior to matchday. 

Ambulant and carer tickets - £25 (carer free of charge if in receipt of carer's allowance)
U18 Ambulant and carer tickets - £15 (carer free of charge if in receipt of carer's allowance)

To purchase ambulant and carer tickets please contact the Kilmarnock ticketing team directly.

Email: tickets@kilmarnock.co.uk
Tel: 01563 545 311

To reserve wheelchair accessible and carer tickets please contact Kilmarnock's disabled supporters' representatives direct; 

Peter Orr - 07759 616 945 
peterorr45@yahoo.co.uk 

Mae Orr - 07909 713 098

Please note the away support will be situated in the Chadwick Stand only. If an away supporters purchases a home end ticket they will be denied entry. Tickets are non-refundable, non-transferable and T&C's apply. 

St Mirren return to league duty this weekend as we host Dundee at The SMiSA Stadium.

It's matchday six in the William Hill Premiership with Saints returning home for the first time in over a month. 

Match Details

St Mirren v Dundee
Competition: William Hill Premiership
Date: Saturday 27th September 2025
Kick-off: 3pm
Venue: The SMiSA Stadium

Tickets

Season tickets are valid for Saturday's match. Supporters without a season ticket can buy online at stmirren.com/matchtickets. 

Tickets for away supporters are on sale directly from Dundee. 

Form

Saints have lost just one in 17 matches since the last time the two sides met back in April. That single defeat was a 1-0 loss to Celtic at Celtic Park on the opening day of the season. 

Stephen Robinson's men secured their place in the semi-finals of the Premier Sports Cup after a penalty shoot-out victory over Kilmarnock last Friday. Mikael Mandron scored his sixth goal of the season to put us ahead before Robbie Deas levelled for Killie. A stunning strike from Jayden Richardson put us 2-1 ahead, but a Bruce Anderson penalty took us to extra-time and penalties. Five perfect penalties from Saints, coupled with a Shamal George save from Kyle Magennis saw the Buddies progress to the last four. 

Saints picked up their first league victory of the season on matchday five with goals from Declan John and Mandron in a 2-1 win away to Falkirk. 

Dundee secured their first win in the William Hill Premiership this season with a victory over Livingston at Dens Park last weekend. Steven Pressley's men went into a 2-0 lead against the Lions, but were pegged back late in the second-half. With the score poised at 2-2, Dundee were awarded a penalty deep in stoppage time which Callum Jones converted to move the Dee level on points with Saints heading into Saturday's fixture. Dundee have won one, drawn three and lost two of their six William Hill Premiership matches this season. 

Dundee were unbeaten in three matches against the Saints last season, winning 2-0 at Dens Park when the sides last met in April with Simon Murray scoring a brace. Murray also scored a double when Dundee won 2-1 at The SMiSA Stadium in December. 

The Officials

Matthew MacDermid is the man in the middle for Saturday's fixture. Calum Scott is the VAR.

St Mirren B were beaten by Hamilton Academical in the KDM Evolution Trophy with a spirited second-half performance not enough to rescue anything after falling 3-0 behind in the first-half.

Kevin O'Hara's 17th minute goal was followed up by a quickfire Oli Shaw double to put the hosts into a commanding lead in the opening half. Jack Lavery pulled one back as the Young Saints gave a good account of themselves second-half. 

O'Hara had the first opportunity for Hamilton Accies when he intercepted goalkeeper Charlie Innes' pass on 11 minutes and tried to force home at the near post, but shot into the side net. The forward would give the hosts the lead after a neat interchange with Shaw saw him fire home from 15 yards. 

Evan Mooney forced a good save from Accies goalkeeper Michael Marks 10 minutes after the opener with a powerful strike from the edge of the area as Saints searched for an equaliser. 

Accies would take complete control of the game with just under 10 minutes of the first-half remaining when Shaw netted twice in the space of a minute. The forward first tucked home Alexander Hutton's cross from close-range on 34 minutes. He added his second and Accies' third less than 60 seconds later when he got in behind the Saints defence to race on to a ball over the top. Saints goalkeeper Innes raced off his line with Shaw lifting the ball over him around 25 yards from goal before running on to the ball and knocking into the empty net. 

The Buddies were much stronger in the second 45 and managed to pull a goal back on 63 minutes. Jack Lavery's powerful strike managed to find its way over the line despite a strong hand from Marks as he attempted to keep the ball out of the net. 

Shaw had the ball in the net for the hosts on 69 minutes when he turned home a low cross from O'Hara, but the linesman's flag denied the striker his hat-trick

Luke Douglas twice forced saves from Marks in the final stages as Saints looked to reduce the deficit further, but the Accies stopper saved well to ensure his side saw the match out to pick up three points. 

Full-Time: Hamilton 3-1 St Mirren B

St Mirren B: Innes, Hutchison, Falconer, Hunter, Mcevoy, Clark (Farquhar 63), Hodgkiss, Taylor (c) (Thompson 71), Douglas, Mooney (Rehman 71), Lavery
Subs Not Used: McEwan, Morrow, Barr, Stoddart

Hamilton: Mark, Hutton (Eadie 62), O'Hara (C.Smith 83), Shaw, Rathie (Shiels 62), MacDonald (c), Loughrey, Gallacher, Syme, MacKinnon (Aitken 56), Herd (McKinstry 83)
Subs Not Used: J. Smith, Carson

Referee: Josh Hay
Assistant Referee: David Dunne
Assistant Referee: Callum Haswell

As part of our initial review into our accessibility policies and practices, St Mirren FC, in partnership with the multi-award winning I Am Me Scotland, is running two accessibility workshops at The SMiSA Stadium.

The I Am Me team will run two in-person workshops conducted at the stadium for supporters. These will be followed by a feedback session, ensuring participating supporters are included in the whole process. The workshops will be open to all supporters to apply and attend through an Eventbrite invite process, restricted to 30 attendees per session. The interactive workshops are focused on making our club more accessible for all attendees.

As part of the information gathering process, we are also distributing an online survey to the wider fanbase to get as many views as possible on accessibility across the club. To access the survey please click HERE. The workshops and surveys will take an overall look at accessibility within the club, which will include access to the grounds, ticketing procedures and complete match day experience.

The aim is to create a well-rounded approach to reviewing the clubs accessibility processes and further identify other areas of improvement to allow supporters who have a disability, or additional support requirement, a more comfortable and inclusive approach to attending matches at The SMiSA Stadium.

It is hoped that a full accessibility review will also provide opportunities for St Mirren to lead on inclusion and become a club that others seek to benchmark against.

Accessibility Workshop - Reserve Your Spot

Accessibility Workshop 1: eventbrite.co.uk/e/smisa-accessibility-workshops-tickets-1629771914669?aff=oddtdtcreator

Accessibility Workshop 2: eventbrite.co.uk/e/smisa-accessibility-workshops-evening-tickets-1630783129239?aff=oddtdtcreator

I Am Me Scotland

To learn more about I Am Me Scotland please visit their website iammescotland.co.uk

The SPFL has today confirmed the match arrangements and ticket information for the 2025/26 Premier Sports Cup semi-finals.

Both games will be played at Hampden Park and will be shown exclusively live on Premier Sports, with a place in the final on Sunday 14th December at stake.

Saints will face Motherwell at the National Stadium on Saturday 1st November with a 5:30pm kick-off time.

Ticket allocations and prices for both matches have also been confirmed following discussions with the competing clubs and relevant authorities.

Despite rising matchday costs, ticket prices in the East and West Stands have been frozen at last season’s rates, with concessionary ticket prices available across the whole stadium.

Adult tickets will be available at £30 and £36, with concession tickets – which are defined as under 16s and 65 and over – priced at £15 and £19. St Mirren fans will be accommodated in the North, South and West Stands.

The club will inform supporters of ticket buying procedure when we receive our allocation from the SPFL. It is expected this detail will be available some point next week.

Match Details

Motherwell v St Mirren
Competition: Premier Sports Cup
Date: Saturday 1st November 2025
Kick-off: 5:30pm
Venue: Hampden Park

An external defibrillator has been fitted outside The SMiSA Stadium thanks to a kind donation from the Rotary Club of Paisley Callants.

Located at the North East corner of the Main Stand on Greenhill Road, next to the entrance of Club 1877, the defibrillator is accessible 24/7 and registered on the National Defibrillator Network.

A defibrillator is a life-saving device that can help restore normal heart rhythm during sudden cardiac arrest by delivering an electric shock to the heart.

According to the British Heart Foundation, there are more than 30,000 deaths in the UK each year from out of hospital cardiac arrests. Prompt CPR and defibrillation can more than double someone’s chances of survival.

St Mirren General Manager Lynsey McLean said: "As a community venue that hosts significant numbers of people on a regular basis, it’s important that we can provide something as important as a defibrillator.

"We are very thankful to the Rotary Club of Paisley Callants for their incredible gesture in donating the equipment."

Tracey Houston, Joint President of the Rotary Club of Paisley Callants, added: "The Rotary Club of Paisley Callants has been a fixture in the town since 1982 and in keeping with Rotary’s motto of ‘Service Above Self’ our members regularly serve the local community and raise funds for worthy causes.

Over the last two years the club has provided funding towards installation of defibrillators at Mill & Brae Hotel, St Georges Church buildings at Causeyside Street and Glenburn and is now proud to be a partner of St Mirren Football Club."

St Mirren B take on Hamilton Academical in matchday four of the KDM Evolution Trophy on Wednesday 24th September and tickets are on sale online.

The Young Buddies have won one, drawn one and lost one of their opening three matches having faced Dumbarton, Alloa Athletic and Annan Athletic so far in the League Phase.

Tickets are priced at £12 for adults, £6 for over-65 & 16-21 and £3 for U16s.

Hamilton Academical v St Mirren B
KDM Evolution Trophy
Venue: Broadwood Stadium
Date: Wednesday 24th September 2025
Kick-off: 7:45pm

We’re excited to announce that the newly refurbished Club 1877 is now open to hire!

This unique setting offers a perfectly designed modern space for private gatherings or larger-scale functions up to 150 people.

With a licensed bar, excellent transport links, parking, optional catering, security services, and dedicated event support, Club 1877 offers everything you need to make your event a success.

Available for corporate functions, meetings, birthday celebrations, party nights, team building days and more.

To enquire about hosting your next event in Club 1877 contact our Events & Sales Co-ordinator at jen.ross@stmirren.com. We’d love to hear from you!

We will face Motherwell in the semi-final of the Premier Sports Cup.

The semi-finals will take place on the weekend of 1/2 November.

Full match and ticket information will be available in due course.