The club will run buses to Tynecastle this Saturday for our Scottish Cup quarter-final against Hearts.

Bus tickets are priced at £9 per seat and are available at the SMiSA Stadium. Alternatively, you can email commercial@stmirren.com. 

Buses will depart from the SMiSA Stadium on Saturday 12th at 5:30pm. Strictly no alcohol is permitted. 

Tickets for our Scottish Cup quarter-final against Hearts are on-sale online. Tickets can be purchased at stmirren.com/awaygames. 

Tickets bought online will be posted out and are subject to postage and admin fees. There are two postage options available - Special delivery (Guaranteed next working day delivery before 1pm) and Signed For 1st Class.

Please note that tickets bought online are not available for collection. 

Tickets are also available at the St Mirren Ticket Office.

Ticket prices are as follows:

• Adults - £15
• Concessions* - £10
• U16s - £5

*Over-65, U18s and full-time students.

St Mirren were beaten by Ross County in the cinch Premiership this afternoon. 

Joseph Hungbo's penalty early in the second-half was enough to see the points remain in Dingwall. 

Jak Alnwick missed out which meant Dean Lyness came in for his first start since December. Alex Greive replaced Curtis Main in the only other change from Wednesday's defeat at Celtic.  

After a quiet start, Saints had a decent spell of possession after 15 minutes in which they started to pass the ball about more freely but ultimately didn't make Ross Laidlaw work in the County goal. 

Regan Charles-Cook was looking like County's biggest threat in an opening 45 that lacked quality. The Englishman, who is top scorer in the cinch Premiership so far this season with 13 goals, forced Lyness to push away a dangerous ball from the right-hand side with Jordan White waiting to pounce on 25 minutes. Conor McCarthy did well four minutes later to pressure Charles-Cook and take the sting out of his effort from the edge of the area allowing it to roll harmlessly into the arms of Lyness. 

With around eight minutes of the first-half remaining Jordan Tillson fired over from the edge of the area. Charles-Cook's free-kick was only cleared as far at the County number 22, but his first-time effort flew over. 

Saints passed up a great opportunity on the counter as the first-half approached its end. Alex Gogic drove forward with a number of players piling forward but the move broke down when Alan Power couldn't control the pass and get a shot away. 

Stephen Robinson made two changes at half-time with Ethan Erhahon and Curtis Main replacing Greg Kiltie and Alex Greive. 

But within two minutes of the restart Ross County were awarded a penalty when Hungbo went down under the challenge. He stepped up to take and smashed in off the underside of the bar to give the home side the lead. 

Saints were dealt a further blow on 52 minutes when McCarthy had to be replaced after picking up an injury. That saw the introduction of Eamonn Brophy who fizzed a strike over the bar five minutes after his introduction. 

Laidlaw was forced into his first save of the game on the hour mark when Jordan Jones found Main with the forward's effort pushed away at the near post by the County goalkeeper.

For all the visitors were having the ball, they were failing to create much. Jones flashed over from the edge of the box as the clock ticked down with Saints heading back to Paisley empty-handed. 

Full-Time: Ross County 1-0 St Mirren

St Mirren: Lyness, Tait, Shaughnessy (c), McCarthy (Brophy 52), Dunne, Tanser, Power (Henderson 87), Gogic, Kiltie (Erhahon 46), Jones, Greive (Main 46)
Subs Not Used: Urminsky, Smyth, Fraser, Flynn

Ross County: Laidlaw, Ramsay, Baldwin (c), Iacovitti, Randall, Callachan, Tillson, Hungbo (Spittal 76), H. Paton (Samuel 90), Charles-Cook (Drysdale 84), White
Subs Not Used: Munro, MacKinnon, Wright, B.Paton, Burroughs, Vokins

Referee: David Dickinson
Assistant Referee: Andy Milne
Assistant Referee: David Dunne
Fourth Official: Steven McLean

Diarmuid O'Carroll highlighted the importance of the next four matches if St Mirren are to have a successful end to the season.

Saints have just five league matches remaining before the cinch Premiership split - starting with Ross County at the Global Energy Stadium tomorrow.

The Irishman - who joined the club as assistant to Stephen Robinson - says a target has been set as they look to clinch a first-ever top six spot for Saints in the current league set-up. 

The management duo are looking for their first win at Saints after defeats against Hearts and Celtic in the previous two matches.

We’ve come in at a massive point in the season," Diarmuid said speaking to the press.

"Obviously for ourselves personally we came in and had two very hard games.

"Hearts was at home, but the sending off killed it a little bit for us.

"At Celtic we were predominantly out of possession but we did quite well in terms of off the ball.

"Now we’ve got four games to target and really get after.

"We’ve had a little bit more time to work with the lads on the training ground now and spirits are high. Since the Christmas break they’ve had a good run. Pre-Christmas they were on a tough run.

"We have a very clear target for the next three or four games.

"If we get a set amount of points then we can turn this into a very successful season very quickly."

It's been a non-stop start for Diarmuid and the manager since replacing Jim Goodwin and Lee Sharp at Saints just last week. 

The 34-year-old has been happy with what he's seen at the club so far, but admits they are looking to build upon the foundations in place.

It’s been a bit of a whirlwind with the way we left Morecambe and the timeline with the games, and fling in a bit of snow as well.

"But it’s been brilliant, I’ve been impressed with the facilities and the ambition of the club. We’ve had a lot of productive meetings with the staff.

"We would obviously like a couple of results now to back it up but everything so far we are excited about.

"We’re conscious that our style is different to Jim’s [Goodwin]. Our style is different to how we’ll build play and press against the opposition.

"We have to make small tweaks in the short term, enough that we can get results and also put our stamp on it."

Tickets for our Scottish Cup quarter-final against Hearts are now on-sale online. Tickets can be purchased at stmirren.com/awaygames. 

Tickets will be available online until 3pm on Thursday 10th March. 

With demand high, the club has worked with our ticketing partners at Future Ticketing to ensure supporters can buy tickets without having to visit or call the St Mirren Ticket Office.  

Tickets bought online will be posted out and are subject to postage and admin fees. There are two postage options available - Special delivery (Guaranteed next working day delivery before 1pm) and Signed For 1st Class.

Please note that tickets bought online are not available for collection. 

Ticket prices are as follows:

• Adults - £15
• Concessions* - £10
• U16s - £5

*Over-65, U18s and full-time students.

It's another away day for St Mirren as the Buddies travel to Dingwall to face Ross County on Saturday.

After previously being on a run of eight without defeat, Saints are looking to get back to winning ways after two defeats in a row.

The Buddies were beaten 2-0 at Celtic Park on Wednesday night which followed a 2-0 loss to Hearts at home the previous Saturday. 

Stephen Robinson's side sit in ninth place in the cinch Premiership table - but are only four points off fourth placed Livingston as the race for top six heats up.

Ross County's 1-0 win over Motherwell at Fir Park on Wednesday saw them leapfrog Saints in the table on goal difference. 

The Staggies have only lost one of their last seven matches - winning three and drawing three. 

Match Details

Ross County v St Mirren
Competition: cinch Premiership
Date: Saturday 5th March 2022
Kick-off: 3pm
Venue: Global Energy Stadium, Dingwall

Match Info

Tickets for Saturday's match are available online. St Mirren supporters should select from the North End. To buy please click this link. 

There are no tickets available for this fixture at the St Mirren Ticket Office, but tickets will be on-sale at the Global Energy Stadium on match day.  

PPV is also available for anyone not making the journey to Dingwall. PPV passes can be purchased for £15 at this link.

Previous

St Mirren are unbeaten in seven against Ross County stretching back to September 2019 with Saints having won five of those seven. 

Eamonn Brophy, Marcus Fraser and Scott Tanser scored in a 3-2 win for the Buddies on our last trip to Dingwall. 

Neither side could be separated in the last meeting between the two as the game at the SMiSA Stadium finished 0-0 in December. 

Marcus Fraser celebrates after scoring in our last visit to Dingwall. 

The officials

David Dickinson is the referee on Saturday. The linesmen are Andy Milne and David Dunne. Steven McLean is fourth official. 

I take a lot of heart from the defensive performance. I'm frustrated but there are things we can take out of the game."

Stephen Robinson gave his reaction to tonight's match at Celtic Park.

Two second-half goals saw St Mirren lose at Celtic Park. 

Saints resisted Celtic in the first-half, but goals in the second period from Cameron Carter-Vickers and Callum McGregor saw the Celts inflict just a second defeat for St Mirren in 2022. 

Stephen Robinson made three changes from the side that lost to Hearts on Saturday. Out went the suspended Connor Ronan as well as Marcus Fraser and Alex Greive. They were replaced by Conor McCarthy, Scott Tanser and Curtis Main. 

Celtic went close to an opener with eight minutes on the clock when Charles Dunne sliced a clearance from a Jota cross. Much to the defender's relief it crashed off the bar with Saints able to deal with the resulting corner. 

Jak Alnwick had his first save to make on 18 minutes when he made a good reaction stop to push away Liel Abada's side-foot effort from close-range.

Alnwick's counterpart Joe Hart had his first real involvement in the match two minutes later after good play down the right side from the Buddies. Richard Tait's ball in caused problems for the Celtic defence with the loose ball almost falling for Joe Shaughnessy. Former England international Hart just managed to gather the ball ahead of the Saints skipper. 

Celtic had the bulk of the possession as was to be expected but couldn't find the breakthrough in the opening 45. Daizen Maeda headed wide on 38 minutes, while Alnwick did well to claw away a Reo Hatate strike from 20 yards.

The home side continued to control the play and took the lead on 55 minutes. A free-kick swung in from the right by Jota wasn't cleared and fell to the feet of Carter-Vickers who slammed home from just a few yards out.

Stephen Robinson made two changes just after the hour mark to try and find a way back into the match with Alex Greive and Eamonn Brophy replacing Curtis Main and Greg Kiltie. 10 minutes later it was Jay Henderson and Marcus Fraser who were introduced in place of Jordan Jones and Scott Tanser. 

Greive had looked lively after coming on and played a ball into a good area in the Celtic box with 10 minutes of the game, but there were no takers for Saints. And within 60 seconds of that opening, Celtic secured the three points when McGregor scored their second. The Celtic captain drove the ball across the face of goal into the bottom right corner to ensure victory for the hosts.  

Full-Time: Celtic 2-0 St Mirren

St Mirren: Alnwick, Tait, McCarthy, Shaughnessy (c), Dunne, Tanser (Fraser 75), Power (Erhahon 79), Gogic, Kiltie (Brophy 64), Jones (Henderson 75), Main (Greive 64)
Subs Not Used: Lyness, Flynn

Celtic: Hart, Juranovic, Starfelt, Carter-Vickers, Taylor, McGregor (c) (Ideguchi 87), O'Riley (Bitton 65), Hatate (Rogic 65), Abada (Forrest 65), Jota (Karamoko 84), Maeda
Subs Not Used: Bain, Ralston, McCarthy, Ajeti

Referee: Euan Anderson
Assistant Referee: Daniel McFarlane
Assistant Referee: Jonathan Bell
Fourth Official: Don Robertson

Stephen Robinson has urged his side to be brave when they visit Celtic Park in cinch Premiership action this evening.

Saints head to the home of the league leaders tonight as underdogs and while the manager is aware of the challenge in store, he is hopeful his side can take heart from Hibernian's draw with Celtic on Sunday. 

The Buddies will go to Celtic Park with a game plan with Robinson emphasising to his players how vital it is that they are brave in possession tonight.

It's always a tough game when you go to Celtic Park. When they click they're a terrific side and it's a real challenge.

"But we go there with a game plan and we've got boys that can win matches for us.

"Nothing is impossible. Hibs proved that on Sunday and they matched them for large periods of the game and were brave on the ball.

"I still need to implement my style of play on the squad and we're drip-feeding that in.

"Hopefully we can implement that on one of the hardest stages in the world.

"We need to be brave," the manager continued.

"Any time you go to Celtic Park or Ibrox, you have to be brave on the ball.

"You obviously have to defend, there’s no doubt about it, and you have to be on top of your game defensively, but you have to pass the ball.

"We didn’t pass the ball on Saturday, even close to the way I want to play.

"We have to be brave and make those brave decisions under pressure to relieve the pressure on us. You can’t defend for 90 minutes at Celtic Park."

Watch the manager's full press conference on tv.stmirren.com.

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Dylan Reid has returned from his loan spell at Queen's Park.

Due to the terms of the original loan agreement, Dylan will be unable to play any first-team fixture before the end of the season

However, Dylan will be available to train with the first-team.

Welcome back, Dylan.

St Mirren Football Club Ltd. (The) Annual Report and Financial Statements for the year ended 31 May 2021. 

Like many businesses, the Club has faced unprecedented challenges as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. However, the actions taken by the Club over recent years and at the start of the pandemic have resulted in the Club maintaining a healthy cash position. As such, the Club is well placed to continue to meet such challenges. 

A copy of the club’s Annual Accounts can be found HERE.