St Mirren Football Club has agreed a partnership with a new catering partner with details to be revealed next week. The new kiosks will open at our cinch Premiership home match against Dundee United on Saturday 11th September.

Unfortunately, there will be no kiosk provision on Sunday 29th August for the St Johnstone match, but supporters are welcome to bring their own snacks and refreshments. Please note that all drinks should be in a carton, strictly no alcohol.

We would like to take this opportunity to pay our gratitude to Rosalind Carr and family from Sports Catering UK Ltd for the incredible service they have provided to St Mirren over the past 30 years. We wish Rosalind and family all the best in her retirement, but look forward to welcoming her back to the SMiSA Stadium as a supporter!

Jamie McGrath has been called up to the Republic of Ireland squad for their upcoming 2022 World Cup qualifiers. 

McGrath will meet up with the Ireland squad next week ahead of their qualifying matches against Portugal, Azerbaijan and Serbia. 

Everyone at St Mirren is delighted for Jamie on his well-deserved recognition and wish him all the best in his time away with Ireland.

Shop now to own the new strip and training kit. The new stadium shop and online e-store is open for business.

Visit us today

Drop by the stadium to browse around the St Mirren shop and see the magnificent kit for yourself, in person. Or immediately buy online now.

Feel like a true saint in the latest kit. Wear the top on your return to the SMiSA stadium, where you belong. Get ready to cheer on the players and experience the magic of a match once again. 

St Mirren Shop Opening Hours

Visit the e-store

Welcome Pitch Pro Retail

Pitch Pro Retail has launched St Mirren’s retail operation and we look forward to the partnership growing further, with customer service at the forefront. Both the club and Pitch Pro Retail are committed to delivering an enjoyable shopping experience to our fans both online and in-store with longer opening hours and match day access.

All season ticket holders will be able to attend Sunday’s match as St Mirren face St Johnstone in the cinch Premiership.

New season ticket cards will not be ready on time for Sunday, so season ticket holders will have to use the barcode sent in their purchase confirmation email as an e-ticket. Anyone with any issues with their season ticket barcode should contact help@stmirren.com before Sunday’s match. The club hopes to have season ticket cards ready in time for the Dundee United match on 11th September.

Tickets are also now on general sale - priced at £22 for adults and £12 for concessions. General sale tickets can be purchased at the St Mirren Ticket Office or online at stmirren.com/matchtickets. 

The match will also be shown live on PPV at a cost of £12.50. Please note that due to UEFA restrictions, the match is not available to buy in England.

Previous season ticket holders who have not yet renewed have the opportunity to secure their original seat until Tuesday 31st August 2021. Don’t miss returning to the stadium, where you belong. All held seats that have not yet been purchased will be released into general sale Wednesday 1st September.

Renew your season ticket by Tuesday 31-August

Contact us: info@stmirren.com | tickets@stmirren.com |  0141 840 6120

General sale

Alternatively, if you are purchasing a season ticket for the first time click here.

Thank you to our St Mirren Season Ticket Holders

Huge thank you to our loyal fans who continue to stand by the club and show commitment by purchasing season tickets. We cannot wait for our stadium to be filled with friends and family creating memories side by side. We understand many season ticket holders have been supporters for a long time and are extremely eager to make the return to the stadium part of their routine once more.

In you we trust to encourage, support and believe in the Saints. By purchasing a season ticket, you are playing the most important role in ensuring the legacy of our town, our team. Together, the fans, club, players, majority shareholder SMiSA, and partner, Kibble are dedicated to ensuring St Mirren endures and advances. 

“We cannot thank you enough for purchasing your tickets during a period where it was uncertain about fans returning to the stadium. We have been working with Renfrewshire Council to increase the stadium capacity to the maximum that is available, and you can be rest assured that we are taking all necessary steps to implement this.” - CEO Tony Fitzpatrick

Now is the time to purchase a season ticket, return to the stadium and join in cheering on the Saints.

*The release of held seats does not affect the few season ticket holders we are currently working with to secure their preferred seats.

Saints suffered a tough afternoon at Celtic Park - losing 6-0 and being reduced to 10 men. 

Liel Abada had the hosts in front with 17 minutes played before Alan Power was given his marching orders for a foul on David Turnbull two minutes later. Abada scored again, while Turnbull scored a brace to put Celtic 4-0 up at half-time. Odsonne Edouard added a fifth with Turnbull scoring to complete his hat-trick to cap off a disappointing afternoon for the Buddies.

With manager Jim Goodwin absent due to Covid, Lee Sharp took charge of the team with three changes from the side that faced Livingston in the Premier Sports Cup the week before. Conor McCarthy, Alan Power and Ryan Flynn came in for Charles Dunne, Richard Tait and Eamonn Brophy.

Saints were fired an early warning shot when Turnbull cracked the right-hand post from 20 yards on six minutes. The Scotland midfielder was picked out by Abada at the edge of the box and took a touch to fashion a bit of space before rattling the woodwork. 

Celtic continued their pressure with Marcus Fraser clearing an Edouard free-kick and Power making an important block to deflect an Abada shot over. The home side's pressure would tell on 17 minutes when Abada put them ahead. The winger cut in from the right and fired towards the far corner. Jak Alnwick got two hands to it but couldn't keep the ball out of the net. 

The St Mirren task was to be made more difficult when Power was shown a straight red for a foul on Turnbull. The Irishman was late as he slid in and caught the midfielder on the left touchline. A few minutes later, Celtic were two ahead when Abada headed home. 

St Mirren had ball in the net on 28 minutes when Curtis Main got a flick on to Greg Kiltie's header, but the linesman's flag was raised despite the forward being played onside by Anthony Ralston. And to compound Saints frustrations, Celtic added a third just a minute later when a swerving effort from Turnbull flew into the net from 20 yards.

Curtis Main had a goal disallowed for offside (Image: Craig Brown)

Celtic continued to create chances against the 10 man Saints before the break with Kyogo Furuhashi blazing over from close range and Edouard hitting the bar. With a minute of the half remaining they would add a fourth. Alnwick could only push Abada's cross into the path of Turnbull who forced home.

Celtic made it 5-0 just after the hour mark when Edouard got the break of the ball inside the Saints box and slammed into the back of the net from close range.  

Alnwick made good saves to deny Furuhashi and substitute Tom Rogic as the game wore on, but Turnbull grabbed his hat-trick with six minutes to go on a day to forget for Saints.

Full-Time: Celtic 6-0 St Mirren

St Mirren: Alnwick, Fraser, Shaughnessy (c), McCarthy, Tanser, Flynn (Brophy 45), McGrath, Power, Erhahon, Kiltie (MacPherson 45), Main (McAllister 70)
Subs Not Used: Lyness, Tait, Finlayson, Erwin

Celtic: Hart, Ralston, Starfelt, Welsh, Taylor, McGregor (Rogic 67) Turnbull, Abada, Christie, Kyogo (Soro 67), Edouard (Ajeti 82)
Subs Not Used: Bain, Bitton, Urhoghide, Montgomery

Referee: William Collum
Assistant Referee: Graeme Leslie
Assistant Referee: Gordon Crawford
Fourth Official: Greg Aitken

I want to extend a thank you to all our loyal fans who have supported us throughout these unprecedented times. It finally feels that we can see some normality returning and that we will be reunited in the stadium once more. We look forward to welcoming you all back.

Stadium Update

We are delighted that we will have be able to welcome our fans back in on Sunday 29th August for the game against St Johnstone.

We have been working with Renfrewshire Council to increase the stadium capacity to the maximum that is available, and you can rest assured that we are taking all necessary steps to implement this. At this time legislation states that there must be a red zone in place, but we have done our utmost to ensure that this will affect the smallest number of season ticket holders. We are currently in the process of contacting all of those affected and accommodating them in other areas of the stadium.

Tickets for the match will be available to purchase in the coming days, we look forward to seeing the stadium filled with supporters.

Season Tickets

We have surpassed season tickets sales from last year and for that we cannot thank you enough for purchasing your tickets during a period where it was uncertain about fans returning to the stadium.

At this time we are still holding all season tickets for those who have not yet renewed so please contact the club if you would like to renew for this season or to purchase a ticket for the first time.

New safety railings have been installed at the SMiSA Stadium above vomitories. If these are causing any issues for supporters in terms of restricted view please get in touch with help@stmirren.com. 

On September 1st we will release all held seats into general sale. This does not affect the small minority we are working with to resolve issues. With the restrictions lifting now is the time to purchase a season ticket and join us in cheering on the Saints!

We look forward to seeing you soon.

St Mirren Football Club can confirm that manager Jim Goodwin will miss this weekend’s match away to Celtic after testing positive for Covid-19.

Everyone at the club wishes Jim a full and speedy recovery.

Lee Sharp and Jamie Langfield will take charge of first-team duties until the manager returns.

St Mirren are off to Celtic Park on Saturday on match day three of the cinch Premiership.

The Buddies head to Glasgow on the back of an agonising penalty shoot-out loss to Livingston in the Premier Sports Cup last weekend. 

Jim Goodwin's side have picked up a point from their opening two cinch Premiership matches - drawing 2-2 at Dundee before a narrow 2-1 loss to Hearts. 

Celtic come into the match having won their last five on the bounce - defeating AZ Alkmaar, Hearts, Dundee and Czech side Jablonec twice. 

The Glasgow side have picked up three points from their opening two matches. A 2-1 loss to Hearts at Tynecastle on the opening day was followed up by a 6-0 win over Dundee.

Match Details

Celtic v St Mirren
Competition: cinch Premiership
Date: Saturday 21st August 2021
Kick-off: 3pm
Venue: Celtic Park

Tickets

Due to covid protocols, Celtic have confirmed that there will be no sale of tickets for St Mirren fans on Saturday. 

International based subscribers can watch on St Mirren TV as part of their subscription.

Previous

Saints were victorious on their last visit to Celtic Park - winning away to Celtic for the first time in over 30 years. 

Kristian Dennis and Ilkay Durmus scored either side of an Odsonne Edouard goal to give the Buddies a 2-1 win.

Kristian Dennis opens the scoring at Celtic Park in January (Image: Jeff Holmes)

Celtic defeated Saints 4-0 in the last meeting between the two at the SMiSA Stadium in February.

The officials

William Collum takes charge of the match on Saturday. His linesmen are Graeme Leslie and Gordon Crawford. Greg Aitken is the fourth official. 

The St Mirren Ticket Office will be closed tomorrow due to essential staff training. 

The ticket office will re-open on Wednesday at 10am.