Please note that the stadium offices, ticket office and club shop will be closed this coming Monday (2nd May).
The stadium, ticket office and club shop will all be open as usual on Tuesday.
Jak Alnwick praised the travelling Saints support this season and called on them to turn up in their numbers this weekend ahead of St Mirren's cinch Premiership clash with St Johnstone.
The away support has been amazing. We fully need them behind us this weekend."
St Mirren travel to Perth on Saturday to face St Johnstone in the cinch Premiership.
Stephen Robinson's side sit in 10th place in the cinch Premiership - five points above the Perth Saints.
The Buddies have won one and lost four of their last five cinch Premiership matches with the solitary win away to Dundee last month.
St Johnstone have won two, drawn two and lost one of their last five. Callum Davidson's men defeated Motherwell (2-1) and Livingston (1-0), while drawing with Hibernian (0-0) and Dundee (1-1). Their only loss in those five was a 7-0 defeat to Celtic at Celtic Park in March.
Match Details
St Johnstone v St Mirren
Competition: cinch Premiership
Date: Saturday 30th April 2022
Kick-off: 3pm
Venue: McDiarmid Park, Perth
Match Info
Tickets for Saturday's match are only available through St Johnstone's ticket website. Ticket information is available HERE and tickets can be purchased HERE.
PPV is available on St Johnstone's PPV platform at £17.50.
Previous
St Mirren are undefeated against St Johnstone this season with one win and two draws from three meetings this campaign.
Alex Greive scored his first St Mirren goal in a 2-1 win over the Perth Saints at the SMiSA Stadium in February. Callum Hendry had put the visitors in front but goals from Connor Ronan and Greive either side of half-time gave the Buddies the three points.
The first two meetings finished goalless at both the SMiSA Stadium and McDiarmid Park.
The Buddies last win at McDiarmid Park was in 2014 when Jason Naismith and Adam Drury scored in a 2-1 win.
Alex Greive scores his first St Mirren goal - and the winner - the last time the Saints faced St Johnstone (Image: Allan Picken)
The officials
Andrew Dallas takes charge of Saturday's match. Ross Macleod and Gary Hilland are the linesmen and Colin Steven is fourth official.
Joe Shaughnessy admits Saturday’s defeat to Hibernian was a sickener, but says Saints have to pick themselves up for a big game this weekend.
The Buddies travel to McDiarmid Park on Saturday to face St Johnstone with the Perth outift sitting five points behind Stephen Robinson’s side in the cinch Premiership.
Shaughnessy is aware of the importance of Saturday’s match and insists there's enough know-how in the squad to deal with games like this.
It was sickening to lose it like that,” he told stmirren.com after the match.
"We defended pretty well for the whole game and limited them to not many chances.
"It’s annoying because they didn’t have much else in the second half in the whole game, really.
"Scott Tanser’s shot at the end just comes off the bar, if it’s three or four inches lower, it’s probably going to go bouncing in and just little things like that not falling for us at the minute, but it’s important just to keep going with a big game this weekend.
"The good thing is there’s plenty of experience in the squad," he continued.
"A lot of us have been in situations like this before, so it’s just a case of trying not to not to get too down and stick together and just make sure we work hard for the weekend."
St Mirren travel to Perth on Saturday for a huge cinch Premiership match against St Johnstone.
Tickets for Saturday's match are only available through St Johnstone's ticket website and they can be purchased HERE.
St Johnstone v St Mirren
cinch Premiership
Venue: McDiarmid Park, Perth
Date: Saturday 30th April
Kick-Off: 3pm
The ticket prices are as follows:
Adult - £24
Family Adult* - £17
Concession** - £14
U12*** - £0
* - One adult with maximum two under 12s
** - Over 65 and U20s
*** - No admission without adult
Please note: For the £17 family deal, all ticket holders must enter via turnstile five which will be monitored by stewards – strictly one adult and maximum two U12s only.
Ambulant Disabled Adult* - £24
Ambulant Disabled Concession* - £14
PA** - £0
* - Must be in receipt of PIP/DLA
** No admission without ambulant disabled supporter
We have received 15 wheelchair and carer tickets for this match and wheelchair users should contact the St Mirren Ticket Office to buy.
There's still a lot of belief in that dressing room. There's a lot of characters who will scrap and fight for this club until the last four games."
The manager gives his post-match reaction following Saints' cinch Premiership defeat at home to Hibernian.
Saints' poor run of form continued with a disappointing defeat to Hibs.
The game was typical end of season stuff, despite both sides still not clear of the threat of relegation. An instantly forgettable first half was followed up by a slightly better second, the decisive moment coming a quarter of an hour from the end when Ewan Henderson slammed the ball past Jak Alnwick.
The goalie was back in the team after completing his suspension, Saints boss Stephen Robinson making four other chances with Scott Tanser returning from injury and Conor McCarthy, Ethan Erhahon and Curtis Main also starting. Jake Doyle-Hayes and Paul McGinn were the only member of Hibs' former Saints contingent to start, although Darren McGregor was on the bench.
Jay Henderson was one of the Saints players who had been left out of the team due to the change of shape, however his absence lasted barely 10 minutes before he was brought on to replace the injured Richard Tait. The youngster had a go from 20 yards that was well off target, the same applying to a shot from James Scott at the other end from a bit further out.
There was little to get excited about until a Henderson cross caused some chaos in the Hibs box. Eamonn Brophy tried to divert it towards goal only for visiting goalie Matt Macey to get something on it, McGinn then knocking it behind with Main lurking. Saints were beginning to get a bit of joy in the wide areas as Tanser crossed for Brophy but his heady was easily dealt with by Macey.
Before anything could happen in the second half Saints were dealt another injury blow, Brophy the player forced off this time with Alex Greive coming on. Almost immediately, the New Zealander had half a chance when a throw in was flicked on to the back post but he hooked his effort well over.
Eamonn Brophy goes close in the first-half, but the the forward was forced off with an injury (Image: Allan Picken)
It took until midway through the half for Alnwick to be forced to make a meaningful save for the first time, and even then he had no problem holding Scott's header after he'd escaped his marker.
Henderson shot over from the edge of the box before Hibs took the lead. The ball was played out to Harry Clarke on the right and he found Ewan Henderson, who showed great composure to fire past Alnwick. Saints tried to respond, Main founding no takers after firing a dangerous ball across goal before Tanser was unlucky to hit the bar with a half-volley.
Jordan Jones and Ryan Flynn came on for Erhahon and Power as the game entered its dying stages, the changes giving Saints some brief impetus as Greive saw his shot easily dealt with by Macey before Main failed headed off-target from a corner. Hibs should have wrapped things up in stoppage time when Sylvester Jasper played in fellow sub Josh Campbell but he somehow shot over – the miss not proving costly as the visitors comfortably saw out the remaining seconds to secure all three points.
Full-Time: St Mirren 0-1 Hibernian
St Mirren: Alnwick, Fraser, Shaughnessy (c), McCarthy, Tait (Henderson 11), Ronan, Power (Jones 84), Erhahon (Flynn 84), Tanser, Main, Brophy (Greive 49)
Subs Not Used: Lyness, Smyth, Kiltie
Hibernian: Macey, Cadden (Doig 21), McGinn, Hanlon, Stevenson, Henderson (Campbell 83), Doyle-Hayes, Newell, Clarke, Melkersen (Mueller 69), Scott (Jasper 83)
Subs Not Used: Dabrowski, Allan, Bushiri, Delferriere, McGregor
Referee: Euan Anderson
Assistant Referee: Daniel McFarlane
Assistant Referee: Steven Traynor
Fourth Official: Greg Aitken
Attendance: 4,992
St Mirren are back in action this weekend with Stephen Robinson's men hosting managerless Hibernian as the cinch Premiership split gets underway.
St Mirren vs Hibernian
cinch Premiership
Venue: The SMiSA Stadium, Paisley
Date: Saturday 23rd April 2022
Kick-off: 3pm
The match day officials for Saturday's match against Hibernian are as follows:
Referee: Euan Anderson
Assistant Referee: Daniel McFarlane
Assistant Referee: Steven Traynor
Fourth Official: Greg Aitken
The game kicks-off at 3pm.
The turnstiles will open to supporters from 2pm. The St Mirren Ticket Office is open between 11:00am until just after kick-off, while the club shop opens from 10am until kick-off and re-opens for 30 minutes after full-time.
Season Tickets ARE valid for this game.
Match is all ticket – tickets will be on sale (subject to availability) UNTIL KICK-OFF.
The fastest and easiest way to buy tickets for the home end is online at stmirren.com/matchtickets. This will provide supporters with a QR code directly to their phones that will be scanned at the turnstiles for entry.
On the match day St Mirren fans can also purchase tickets (subject to availability) at the St Mirren Ticket Office from 11:00am until just after kick-off. Tickets will also be available in the West Stand Ticket booth which will be open from 1:30pm.
Hibernian fans can purchase e-tickets online at stmirren.com/awaysupporters until kick-off (subject to availability).
Ticket Office Phone No: (0141) 840-6130
St Mirren Ticket Office E-Mail: tickets@stmirren.com
Our matchday entertainment returns tomorrow between 1pm-3pm outside the Tony Fitzpatrick Family Stand.
As always it’s absolutely free with a range of activities available such as:
So come along and join all the fun from 1pm!
St Mirren season ticket holders who cannot attend the match can watch live on St Mirren TV. Season ticket holders who wish to access St Mirren TV should click this link and follow the instructions in the article.
The match will also be live on St Mirren PPV at a cost of £14.99. Due to UEFA broadcasting restrictions, PPV will not be available in England.
John Hillcoat joins match day host Ali DeFoy. Coverage starts from 2:40pm.
There will also be live match updates on our Twitter account @saintmirrenfc.
At the SMiSA Stadium we have an electronic ticketing system in place at the turnstiles.
The process of using the system is fairly straight-forward and easy to use:
The whole process will only take a few seconds.
Please note that there will be stewards in attendance to help where required.
The Club has been made aware of problems occasioned by inconsiderate parking in the area of Tannahill Road.
Seemingly supporters are parking despite the presence of double yellow lines and as a consequence local bus routes are also being blocked because streets in this area are narrow and fans are parking on both sides. People, many of whom are elderly, are having to walk from Greenhill Road to their homes because buses can’t get access.
Residents who have cars parked in driveways are experiencing similar difficulties getting their vehicles in and out. On being approached by local residents some supporters have been somewhat aggressive which could lead to confrontation.
St Mirren Football Club strives to be a good neighbour and we would ask that ALL supporters attending the stadium not only park in accordance with local parking restrictions but also give consideration to the needs of local residents by parking sensibly so as not to occasion an unnecessary obstruction.
We are also aware of problems with patrons parking at the front of the Main Stand to pick up disabled supporters at the end of the game. This area is a 'no parking' zone on match days (with cones on the road) and has to be kept clear for emergency access. It is an inappropriate location for disabled spectator uplifts, as not only does it cause an obstruction on the road, it also causes a danger to pedestrians leaving the stadium.
Please note that the designated pick-up/drop off points are either in Drums Avenue or the two lay-byes on Ferguslie Park Avenue.
BY ROAD
Follow signs for Paisley & Glasgow Airport. Exit the M8 at Junction 29 (St James’ Interchange) which is just after Glasgow Airport turn off if travelling east to west. Be careful not to exit on to the A737 which is signposted for Irvine. It is best to stay in the middle lane when passing the Airport as this leads naturally to the St James’ Interchange exit.
At the interchange take the first left onto a dual carriageway with some football parks on the left hand side. Follow this road and after a sharp right hand bend you should now be in Greenock Road. Then take your first right on to Clark Street and drive to the end of the street which is the junction with Greenhill Road, turn left and you will see the stadium on the opposite side of the road.
BY RAIL
Get train from Paisley Gilmour Street to Paisley St James – exit from the station is straight onto Greenhill Road where the stadium is facing you. To plan your journey by rail with Scotrail please click HERE.
BY BUS
Most buses will stop at Paisley Cross or Mill Street, from both you will see the Paisley Town Hall. From the Town Hall cross the High Street towards the Piazza Shopping Centre, when acoss walk towards the town centre until you come to Gilmour Street. Turn right on to Gilmour Street and walk towards the railway station which is about 150 yards away. From there you can get train to Paisley St James or if you prefer to walk the following routes are advised by the police:
Home fans: cross road to the left on to St James Street – follow through up Underwood Road then turn right at Greenhill Road where stadium is 200 yards further along the road. Access to the Main Stand is from Greenhill Road and the South and West Stands will be accessed from Drums Avenue.
Away fans: cross road to Love Street continue up the street till you come to Albion Street where you will turn left. Follow Albion Street until you come to the junction with Greenock Road where you will turn right. Cross the road then walk about 200 yards before taking your first left on to Clark Street. Walk straight up Clark Street to the end of the street which is the junction with Greenhill Road, turn left and you will see the the stadium on the opposite side of the road. Access to the North Stand will be from Ferguslie Park Avenue.
Our final home league match of the season will take place on Wednesday 11th May when we play host to Livingston at the SMiSA Stadium.
As we do every year we will be remembering all the St Mirren supporters that have sadly passed away throughout season 2021/22.
If you would like the name of someone who has passed away this season to be included on the big screen during the applause or on the website then please email scoreboard@stmirren.com by Tuesday 10th May.
Our thoughts to all the families who have lost loved ones throughout the season.
| 27/09/2025 | 10:00-14:00 |
| 28/09/2025 | 10:00-14:00 |
| 29/10/2025 | 10:00-14:00 and 18:00-19:45 |
| 30/10/2025 |
10:00-14:00 |
| 31/10/2025 | 10:00-14:00 |
| 01/11/2025 | CLOSED |
| 02/11/2025 | CLOSED |
| Call | 0141 840 6130 |
