Make it a Black and White Christmas and treat the Saint in your life this year with a 2022/23 half-season ticket.

Half-season tickets are on sale now at the St Mirren Ticket Office and ONLINE.

They are valid from our match against Aberdeen on Christmas Eve and include all remaining home league matches with at least 10 home matches guaranteed before the end of the season.   

Half-season tickets represent a significant saving on walk-up prices and guarantee you your seat for the rest of the season.

•  Secured seating for the rest of the 2022/23 season
• 10 home league matches for the price of seven*

 *Based on adult walk-up prices in the Main and West Stands.

Your support has driven us on to our best start to a top-flight season since 1988 with the team currently on an unbeaten run of eight matches at home. Be there for the crucial second half of the season. 

It was a happy homecoming for St Mirren Women as they defeated Westdyke in emphatic fashion in their first match at the SMiSA Stadium in over three years. 

Over 250 fans were in attendance as Kate Cooper's side put on a show - winning 3-0 against second place Westdyke in Scottish Women's League One. 

Naomi Clark-Granger and Kelly Ross netted in the first-half to put Saints in control at the break, before substitute Francesca Blair rounded off the scoring early in the second 45. 

The game was tight early on with plenty of chances for both sides. Bethany Cochrane's dangerous corner was almost converted by the visitors but for a good clearance by the Buddies backline. 

A collision between Saints' Helen McLeod and Westdyke's Christie MacKenzie saw the game stopped for a number of minutes with MacKenzie receiving treatment on the park for what looked like a burst nose.  

St Mirren took the lead almost immediately after play resumed. A corner kick from the left was swung into the onrushing Clark who nodded into the net after Westdyke goalkeeper Megan Girardi had failed to collect. 

Saints made it two just five minutes before the interval. A free-kick deep in the Westdyke half found its way to McLeod who cushioned a header into the path of Kelly Ross to sweep home from close-range. 

Cooper made two changes at the break with Layla Philip and Blair coming on in place of Gemma Dickson and Clark-Granger. 

Kelly Ross almost scored her second and St Mirren's third six minutes into the second-half knocking agonisingly by the post under pressure from Girardi. The third goal would come though on 56 minutes when substitute Blair was the quickest to react after a stramash in the penalty area following captain Karen McCabe's corner. 

Saints were comfortable in possession and happy to sit in as Westdyke looked for a consolation, but in truth Jo Casey in the St Mirren goal wasn't overly troubled by anything from the Aberdeenshire outfit. 

It was an afternoon the Cooper and her players can look back on with immense pride as they put on a show for those in attendance and claimed a big three points against title chasing Westdyke. 

Full-Time: St Mirren Women 3-0 Westdyke

St Mirren Women: Casey, McLeod, McCabe, Kirsty Ross (Missaghian 75), Dickson (Philip 46), Kelly Ross (Fury 51), Macintyre, Clark-Granger (Blair 46), Palmer, Beka (Nichol 61), Caldwell
Subs Not Used: Patrick, Morrison

The Story of the Match

Kate Cooper Reaction

A number of our younger players are currently out on loan at clubs across Scotland. Here's a look at how some of them got on at the weekend. 

Lewis Jamieson and Dean McMaster played the full 90 minutes as Airdrieonians defeated Kelty Hearts 1-0 at the Excelsior Stadium on Saturday. Ex-Saint Calum Gallagher scored the only goal of the game on the follow-up after the Kelty Hearts goalkeeper had saved Jamieson's initial effort. The Diamonds moved to within two points of the play-off spots. 

Kieran Offord wasn't available for Alloa Athletic with the 18-year-old on international duty with Scotland U19s. Kieran didn't feature for Billy Stark's side, but his Saints teammate Dylan Reid played 68 minutes as Scotland defeated Kazakstan 5-2 at Somerset Park. 

There was no action for Aiden Gilmartin or Ewan Thomson with Cowdenbeath's next match not scheduled until Saturday 3rd December. 

Solid foundations to build on when we return. This is the story of our start to the season.

Our postponed cinch Premiership fixture against Hearts - originally scheduled for Sunday 11th September - will now take place on Friday 13th January 2023.

The match was postponed following the death of Queen Elizabeth II and was then due to take place on Wednesday 21st December, but following discussions between the clubs the match will now take place in January.

Original match tickets remain valid for the rearranged fixture. If you require a refund please contact the St Mirren Ticket Office. 

The new fixture details are below:

Hearts v St Mirren
cinch Premiership
Venue: Tynecastle Park
Date: Friday 13th January 2023
Kick-off: 7:45pm

A number of our younger players are currently out on loan at clubs across Scotland. Here's a look at how some of them got on at the weekend. 

Kieran Offord scored for Alloa Athletic as they emphatically defeated Queen of the South 5-1 on Saturday. Kieran climbed off the bench on the 59th minute and scored just eight minutes later. That was the 18-year-old's second goal for Alloa this season as the Wasps moved into the League One play-off spots.

Kieran wasn't the only Saints loanee on the scoresheet this weekend as Lewis Jamieson scored for the fourth match running when he netted a late equaliser for Airdrieonians in their 1-1 draw with Peterhead. The Saints academy graduate has now scored six in his last four matches for the Diamonds. Dean McMaster also featured for Airdrieonians as a half-time substitution for Rhys McCabe's side. 

Aiden Gilmartin and Ewan Thomson were second-half substitutes for Cowdenbeath as they were edged out in a 2-1 loss against Civil Service Strollers in the Lowland League. 

Image courtesy of David Glencross and Alloa Athletic

St Mirren Women’s team will take to the field at the SMiSA Stadium for the first time since 2019 when Kate Cooper’s side host Westdyke on Sunday 20th November.

Tickets are on sale now priced at £7 for adults and £3 for concessions. 

St Mirren Women currently sit in sixth place in Scottish Women’s League One with 18 points following six wins from their opening 11 matches.

St Mirren Women’s Head Coach Kate Cooper said: "Everyone attached to the women's team is excited to be playing at the SMiSA Stadium for the first time since 2019. 

"The players are looking forward to the opportunity to play at first class facilities and on a first class pitch. 

"It's also a great opportunity for us to increase the profile of the women's game and give more supporters the chance to come and see the team."

Fixture Details

St Mirren v Westdyke 
Competition: Scottish Women’s League One
Date: Sunday 20th November 2022
Kick-off: 1pm
Venue: The SMiSA Stadium

Ticket Info

Adults - £7
Concession - £3

Tickets are only available in Main Stand, Blocks M1-M5

We were very good first-half and again second-half. We were very organised."

The manager gives his reaction to this afternoon's draw with Rangers in the cinch Premiership.

St Mirren head into the World Cup break after picking up a point against Rangers in the cinch Premiership.

The Buddies were good value for their one goal lead after Jonah Ayunga had put us in front early in the second-half. But a VAR awarded penalty in the final 10 minutes saw James Tavernier rescue a point for the Ibrox side. 

There was one change from the team that drew with St Johnstone on Wednesday night with Jonah Ayunga returning to the starting eleven in place of Alex Greive. Keanu Baccus came on to the bench after missing Wednesday's match with a dead leg.  

It was end-to-end stuff in the opening 10 minutes with Rangers coming closest on seven minutes. Malik Tillman moved away from the challenge of two Saints players but fired his effort wide of the left-hand post. 

Rangers started to take a grip on possession but their best opportunity was saved brilliantly by Trevor Carson as he denied Scott Wright's header at the far post with his feet. Wright had another big chance after he drove through the Saints midfield but he dragged his shot wide from 20 yards. 

The Buddies grew more in confidence with Greg Kiltie getting to the byline and putting a brilliant low ball across the face of the Rangers goal. It was begging to be touched home but there were no takers for Saints. 10 minutes later it was Strain's turn to put a great cross into the box which Tavernier had to turn behind for Rangers. From the resulting corner Declan Gallagher headed just wide.

Saints ended up the first-half strongly with a succession of corners as well as a wicked Strain delivery almost turned into his own net by Leon King. 

That strong end to the first 45 was carried on into the start of the second-half with Ayunga putting us in front less than two minutes after the restart. Gallagher's long throw was headed on by Curtis Main with Ayunga first on to the knock down. His initial effort was brilliantly saved by Allan McGregor, but the striker was able to nip in front of Leon King to knock home. 

Jonah Ayunga celebrates after scoring the opener against Rangers (Image: Allan Picken)

Saints were well-organised and the visitors didn't look like breaking the Buddies defence down. Indeed, it was Saints who went close to doubling their advantage with less than 15 minutes remaining with Ayunga inches away from grabbing his and St Mirren's second. 

As always seems to be the case with St Mirren at the moment VAR wouldn't be far from the action and it played its part in the final 10 minutes as Rangers were awarded a penalty. Kent had initially been booked for simulation after going down under the challenge from Marcus Fraser. But the referee was asked to check the pitchside monitor and gave the spot kick. Tavernier's powerful effort from 12 yards flew into the net despite Carson going the right way.

Rangers could have won it at the death with Ryan Jack missing a gilt-edged chance when, unmarked, he headed straight at Carson. It would have been cruel on St Mirren who thoroughly deserved at least a point from the match. 

Full-Time: St Mirren 1-1 Rangers

St Mirren: Carson, Fraser, Gallagher, Dunne, Strain (Gogic 90), Kiltie (Baccus 78), Erhahon, O'Hara (c), Tanser, Ayunga (Greive 78), Main
Subs Not Used: Urminsky, Shaughnessy, Flynn, Reid, Henderson, Brophy

Rangers: McGregor, Tavernier, Sands, King (Jack 59), Barisic (Ure 90), Lundstram, Kamara (Arfield 46), Tillman, Wright, Kent, Morelos
Subs Not Used: McLaughlin, Davis, Matondo, McCann, Devine, Yfeko

Referee: Kevin Clancy
Assistant Referee: Frank Connor
Assistant Referee: Sean Carr
Fourth Official: Ross Hardie
VAR: Andrew Dallas
Assistant VAR: Gary Hilland

Attendance: 6,358 

Images by Allan Picken and Vagelis Georgariou

Ahead of what is set to be one of the toughest winters to date, St Mirren Football Club has launched a new initiative to collect warm clothing and jackets that we can then distribute throughout the local community.

After a great initial response at our match against St Johnstone on Wednesday night, we are once again asking supporters attending Saturday's match against Rangers to bring along any warm items of clothing that they no longer require. We are hoping to collect as many winter jackets, jumpers, scarves, hats, gloves, boots and blankets as we can.

We’ve teamed up with Kibble and Scottish Leather Group to collect and distribute the clothing and ask that you hand in any donations at entrance points when arriving at the SMiSA stadium for the matches. 

We’ll also be opening our doors to anyone not attending the matches this week. Winter clothing can also be donated at the Security Gate for Scottish Leather’s Group’s Paisley factory on Turner Drive, Paisley PA3 4EP until Wednesday 16th November. Weekday drop-off hours at Scottish Leather Group are between 8am and 6pm, with weekend hours between 10am and 2pm.

We’ve been overwhelmed with generosity from fans to date and hope that, if you are able, you can support this new initiative and help a Buddie out.