St Mirren season ticket holders successful in the ballot for our potential UEFA Conference League away match to Valur FC have been notified via email. The club anticipates an initial allocation of around 200 tickets for this match. While you may not have been successful in the initial allocation, we can confirm a waiting list has been drawn up and there may be a further allocation available. 

We are still in discussions with KF Vllaznia regarding final ticket allocations. It is our expectation at this stage that all season ticket holders that applied in the ballot will have an opportunity to purchase a ticket. We hoped to have confirmed this today alongside the Valur FC ballot, however, discussions continue with KF Vllaznia regarding confirmation of our full allocation. We hope to confirm this as soon as possible and thank supporters for their patience. 

Ballot process

The club can confirm that the ballot process has been undertaken using an online random generator to draw the names, eliminating any bias. There were three staff members present, including senior management.

Please note that due to the vast number of entries for the ballot we will be unable to respond to those that are unsuccessful.

Manager Stephen Robinson has confirmed that Greg Kiltie is expected to miss three months of action. 

The 27-year-old midfielder underwent an operation for an ankle injury last week. 

Speaking after our 2-2 draw with Fleetwood Town on Saturday, the manager said: "Greg has had an operation on his ankle unfortunately and joins Conor McMenamin in the region of three months.

"They are both big blows for us and are an integral part of the system that we played last year. It's up to people now to step up and grab the opportunity."

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

Car park season passes for the 2024/25 season are available for renewal.  

Car park season pass holders from 2023/24 have from Monday 15th July until Friday 26th July to renew their car park pass. Any remaining passes will then become available on general sale on a first come first served basis from Monday 29th July.

The cost of the car park pass, which covers all home matches in season 2024/25, is £75.

Car park passes are available by filling out the application form HERE and handing it in to the Ticket Office at The SMiSA Stadium. Applications are also available at the St Mirren Ticket Office. 

The three car park zones (Red, Black and White) are explained and shown on the diagram below.

Red Zone - South

For hospitality and home disabled supporters. 

To enter/exit Greenhill Road. Hospitality ticket to be shown for entry. 

Black Zone - Southwest 

For Family Stand and Main Stand Patrons. 

To enter/exit via Drums Avenue.  

White Zone - West 

For West Stand Patrons and Pay on the Day. 

To enter/exit via Ferguslie Park Avenue.

St Mirren drew with Fleetwood Town in a pre-season friendly at The SMiSA Stadium. The Buddies came from behind twice thanks to goals from Oisin Smyth and Lewis Jamieson to draw 2-2 with the English League Two side.

The visitors struck first as they took an early lead when Ronan Coughlan got himself on the end of a Carl Johnston cross from the right and prodded into the net from close-range.  

Mikael Mandron had Saints' best chance in the first-half after 25 minutes when he raced on to a Roland Idowu pass. The forward outmuscled his former Saints teammate James Bolton but lashed his effort into the side net. 

There was just one change for the Buddies after the break with Richard Taylor coming on for Shaun Rooney before a further three substitutes just before the hour with Smyth, new signing Dennis Adeniran and Jonah Ayunga replacing Caolan Boyd-Munce, Mark O'Hara and Mandron.

It was one of the changes that drew us level when Smyth levelled the scores from a free-kick 25 yards from goal. A foul on Toyosi Olusanya saw Saints awarded the free-kick and the Northern Ireland midfielder dispatched into the right-hand corner of the net to equalise.

But the visitors managed to re-take the lead a few minutes later when their substitute Junior Quitirna headed home a pinpoint cross from Phoenix Patterson. 

It looked like Fleetwood would take a pre-season with them back to England, but Jamieson found the net to equalise for Saints in the final few minutes when he met a low cross from fellow substitute Ethan Sutherland at the back post to ensure a share of the spoils. 

Full-Time: St Mirren 2-2 Fleetwood Town

St Mirren: Urminsky, Rooney (R.Taylor 46), Gogic, Fraser, Bwomono, O'Hara (c) (Adeniran 57), Boyd-Munce (Smyth 57), Brown (Sutherland 83), Idowu, Mandron (Ayunga 57), Olusanya (Jamieson 77)
Subs Not Used: Kelly, Kenny, F.Taylor

Fleetwood: Harrington (Lynch 46), Johnston (Broom 46), Hunt (Patterson 46), Wiredu (Holgate 61), Bolton (Graydon 61), Medley (Hughes 61), Mayor (Dolan 61), Coughlan (Potter 61), Lonergan (Quitirna 61), Bonds (Morrison 61), Virtue (Trialist 61)

Referee: David Dickinson
Assistant Referee: Dougie Potter
Assistant Referee: Sean Carr

Attendance: 1,699

Manager Reaction - "Another chance to look at things."

Stephen Robinson gave his thoughts after a 2-2 draw with Fleetwood Town at The SMiSA Stadium.

Home Match

St Mirren Football Club would like to thank all fans for their support ahead of our UEFA Conference League Second Qualifying Round tie against either Valur FC or KF Vllaznia.

Saints will host either the Icelandic or Albanian side at The SMiSA Stadium on Thursday 1st August in the second leg of our tie as European football returns to Paisley for the first time in 37 years. 

Season ticket holders had until Wednesday 10th July to secure their seat before tickets went on general sale on Thursday 11th July. More than 5000 tickets have been sold with only a limited availability in the Tony Fitzpatrick Family Stand remaining after the Main and West Stands sold out.

We know how much interest there is in our return to Europe and appreciate many supporters will be looking to attend this match. Given the limited availability of tickets remaining for our home supporters, we are in discussions with both Valur FC and KF Vllaznia regarding their allocations at The SMiSA Stadium.

Working to UEFA regulations, we are obligated to provide opposition clubs with a minimum of 5% of our stadium capacity. However, our hope is that the opposing teams will not be looking to take up their full minimum allocation and we are exploring our options to make more tickets available for home supporters. This presents a challenge on a number of fronts but rest assured the club is doing all it can with the aim of making more home tickets available. 

The club thanks supporters for their patience and we hope to be able to update on this matter over the next week.

Ballot | Away Tie

Entry for the ballots for the away tie closed to season ticket holders on Wednesday 10th July. As would be expected, a significant number of season ticket holders entered both ballots.

While the club is still awaiting confirmation from both regarding full allocations for our supporters, we have been given a rough estimate and have worked the ballot based on the numbers we have been given so far.

Currently, we are anticipating receiving around 200 tickets from Valur FC should they qualify for the second round. After initial discussions with KF Vllaznia, we are pleased to say we anticipate that the vast majority, if not all, that entered the ballot for this potential match will be successful. 

Ballot process

The club can confirm that the ballot process has been undertaken using an online random generator to draw the names, eliminating any bias. There were three staff members present, including senior management.

Those successful in the ballots will be notified by email no later than 5pm on Monday afternoon (15th July). Please note that due to the vast number of entries for the ballot we will be unable to respond to those that are unsuccessful.

If you are successful in the ballot and identified in your application that you required a carer, applied for an under 12 with your own entry, or as a 12-17 year old season ticket holder where you identified a guardian who also has a season ticket; then you will receive your own ticket plus a ticket for a carer or guardian, or under 12. For those not successful in the ballot, you will automatically be added to the waiting list, should anyone that was drawn indicate that they are unable to attend. In this instance, and if you are successful as a reserve, we will strive to notify you as soon as possible.

St Mirren Football Club is delighted to announce the signing of Dennis Adeniran on a one-year deal subject to clearance. 

The 25-year-old has agreed an initial one-year contract with an appearance based option of a second year.

Capped by England to U19 level, Dennis began his career at Fulham and made his professional debut for the Cottagers in a league cup tie against Leyton Orient in 2016.

The midfielder eventually moved on to Everton where he made 56 appearances for their U21 side and had a loan spell at Wycombe Wanderers during season 2020/21. Following the expiry of his contract at Everton, Dennis joined Sheffield Wednesday where he would score seven goals in 51 appearances over two seasons.

A move to the Portuguese Primeira Liga followed with a short spell at Portimonense before signing for Israeli side Hapoel Petah Tikva in January.

The midfielder played 45 minutes as a trialist in our 2-0 win over Greenock Morton on Tuesday night and now joins up with Stephen Robinson's side on a permanent basis. 

Speaking to stmirren.com, Dennis said: "I'm over the moon to get the deal done. 

"It's a good opportunity for me to come back to the UK and get started again. 

"The attraction of European football and the way the gaffer wants to play, his aspirations for the season, it just fitted perfectly for what I need right now in my career.

It's a good opportunity playing in a top division, playing against big teams and playing in Europe. It's a fantastic set up here and I'm enjoying it so far.

"I spoke to Jaden [Brown]. He had nothing but good things to say about the club and I went to school with Toyosi [Olusanya] as well so I know them, but all the lads have been brilliant.

"I'm a hard-working player. I like to have the ball at my feet, I'm dynamic and I like to chip in with a goal or two."

Tickets for our UEFA Conference League Second Qualifying Round home match against either Valur FC or KF Vllaznia are now on general sale. 

Saints will host either the Icelandic or Albanian side in the second leg at The SMiSA Stadium on Thursday 1st August.

Season Ticket holders had until Wednesday 10th July to guarantee their seat before tickets became available on general sale on Thursday 11th July.

Tickets for this match are now available to supporters at the St Mirren Ticket Office and online at stmirren.com/matchtickets.

Match Details

St Mirren vs Valur FC/KF Vllaznia
UEFA Conference League Second Qualifying Round
Venue: The SMiSA Stadium, Paisley
Date: Thursday 1st August 2024
Kick-off: TBC

Season tickets are not valid for this match. 

Ticket Prices

Adult - £29
Concessions* - £20
12-17 - £15
Under 12** - £10

*Over 65, Full-Time Students with valid matriculation card and unemployed.
**U12s must be accompanied by an adult

Ticket Office Phone No: (0141) 840-6130
St Mirren Ticket Office E-Mail: tickets@stmirren.com

St Mirren host English League Two side Fleetwood Town at The SMiSA Stadium in a pre-season friendly match.

Saints welcome Charlie Adam's side to Paisley on Saturday 13th July and tickets are on sale at the St Mirren Ticket Office and online. 

Match Details

St Mirren vs Fleetwood Town
Pre-Season Friendly
Venue: The SMiSA Stadium, Paisley
Date: Saturday 13th July 2024
Kick-off: 3pm

Please note that only the Main and West Stands will be opened for St Mirren supporters at this match. Tickets for the home end are available at the St Mirren Ticket Office and HERE. Season tickets are not valid for this match.  

Fleetwood Town supporters can buy their tickets directly from Fleetwood. 

Please note that there is no hospitality and the 1877 Supporters Club will not be open for this match. Supporters should also be aware that there is also no stream available for this match.

Ticket Prices

Adult - £12
Concessions* - £6
Under 12 - £3

*Over 65, 12-17, Full-Time Students with valid matriculation card.

Ticket Office Phone No: (0141) 840-6130
St Mirren Ticket Office E-Mail: tickets@stmirren.com

The Ticket Office opening hours for the remainder of the week are as follows: 

Thu 11th July - 10:00am-2:00pm
Fri 12th July - 10:00am-2:00pm
Sat 13th July - 1:00pm-3:00pm

Car Parking

The black car park will not be available for the home friendly fixtures against Fleetwood Town and Carlisle United. Supporters should note that Drums Avenue gate will be closed to vehicle access.

The white car park (entry via Ferguslie Park Avenue) will be available to home supporters only on a first come, first served basis at a cost of £5. Last season's car park passes will not be valid. 2024/25 car park passes will go on sale on Monday 15th July. Applications will be available on stmirren.com from Sunday. 

Disabled parking protocols are agreed directly with the St Mirren Disabled Supporters Association.

St Mirren were presented with the 2024 Communities Cup after a 2-0 pre-season victory over Greenock Morton.

Roland Idowu scored a first-half double to give Saints the victory at Cappielow.

The Buddies hit the front with just three minutes on the clock when Idowu netted with a tidy finish. The Saints loanee who turned his way by Kirk Broadfoot before dispatching coolly into the right corner of the net.

Goalscorer Idowu looked to turn provider when his low pass from the left found Mark O'Hara in acres of space inside the Morton box. The skipper's powerful strike was blocked but fell into the path of Jonah Ayunga who rolled the ball to Shaun Rooney. The wing-back also saw his effort blocked by the Ton defence. 

The hosts came close to drawing level on 14 minute when Zak Delaney flashed an effort just over the bar. 

Ellery Balcombe with a strong save to push away a Lamar Reynolds strike after the forward had got in behind the Saints defence. The number one was forced into another good stop when he was down low to push away a low Owen Moffat hit at the near post. 

But it was the Buddies who would strike again with Idowu grabbing his and Saints' second. Mikael Mandron drove forward and rolled the ball into the path of the Irishman who finished with aplomb to double our advantage just after the half hour mark. 

Caolan Boyd-Munce almost added a third for Saints when he curled agonisingly over the bar from the edge of the area. And it was the midfielder's blocked effort two minutes later that presented Idowu with a chance for his hat-trick, but his shot was saved by the legs of Ryan Mullen in the Morton goal.

There were three Saints changes at half-time with goalkeeper Peter Urminsky replaced Balcombe, while our trialist came on for 45 minutes in place of Boyd-Munce and Toyosi Olusanya replaced Mandron. 

Rooney had the first opportunity following the break when Morton goalkeeper Mullen had to get two hands behind his effort as it looked to be heading into the top corner. 

Stephen Robinson freshened things up with five changes around the hour mark with Luke Kenny, Elvis Bwomono, Oisin Smyth, Lewis Jamieson and James Scott introduced in place of Alex Gogic, Richard Taylor, O'Hara, Idowu and Ayunga.

Brown almost made it 3-0 to Saints as the game approached its final 10 minutes or so. The full-back rattled the bar with a fierce strike from range. 

Full-Time: Greenock Morton 0-2 St Mirren

St Mirren: Balcombe (Urminsky 46), Fraser, Gogic (Kenny 61), R.Taylor (Bwomono 61), Rooney, O'Hara (c) (Smyth 61), Boyd-Munce (Trialist 46), Tanser (Brown 25), Idowu (Scott 61), Mandron (Olusanya 46), Ayunga (Jamieson 61)
Subs Not Used: Foster, Sutherland, F.Taylor

Morton: Mullen, Ballantyne, Delaney, Boyes, Broadfoot (Baird 60), Blues (O'Boy 80), Gillespie (Bearne 65), Lyall (Wilson 60), Reynolds (Garrity 60), Davies, Moffat (Trialist 80)
Subs Not Used: Murdoch

Referee: Colin Steven
Assistant Referee: David Dunne
Assistant Referee: Scott Anderson

Attendance: 2,262

Manager Reaction - "Things we need to work on and happy with lots of good play."

Manager Stephen Robinson's thoughts after our 2-0 win over Morton at Cappielow in the Communities Cup.

The season ticket holder ballots for our UEFA Conference League Second Qualifying Round away match against either Valur of Iceland or KF Vllaznia of Albania close at 10am tomorrow (Wednesday 10th July). 

Please note that only season ticket holders are eligible to apply. Any non-season ticket holder that applies will be excluded from the ballot.

VALUR FC Ballot: Enter HERE.

KF VLLAZNIA Ballot: Enter HERE.

You must ensure that all details are entered correctly. We have received a number of enquires from supporters regarding their season ticket seat number being incorrectly entered. If you have entered your order number and have ensured all other information is accurate, then that will be sufficient. However, we would still encourage anyone entering to enter their season ticket seat number using the example format W1-A-01.

With UEFA and opposing clubs still to confirm ticket allocations, the club will be conducting two separate ballots for the potential opponents and supporters can apply for either one or both ballots. The reason we have opened two separate ballots is that a number of supporters have intimated that they may only attend one of the two destinations. If supporters wish to attend against either opposition then they must enter both ballots.

Those successful will be notified by the club on Monday 15th July with full ticket payment and collection details. Successful entrants must confirm their attendance by 12pm on Friday 19th July. 

Those unsuccessful in the ballot will be added to a reserve list should anyone successful in the ballot be unable to take up their ticket. We will inform any on the reserve list as soon as we can if this is the case. 

Terms and conditions are as follows: 

• Only season ticket holders are eligible to apply. Any non-season ticket holder that applies will be excluded from the ballot.
• You must only apply if you plan to travel to the destination you are applying for.
• Only one ticket per ballot entry.  
• Anyone with a family season ticket should apply as a separate adult ballot entry. I.e. a family ticket with two adults should apply twice with both adults' name.
• Over 12s only can enter the ballot. 12-17s can enter the ballot but MUST list an adult season ticket holder that would act as a guardian.
• Adults with an under-12 can apply on their behalf, providing both have season tickets. There will be an allocation for parent and child in the ballot.
• Those requiring a carer will be automatically allocated a carer pass if successful in the ballot.
• Tickets are non-transferable. ID will be required to collect them. 

You must ensure that all details are entered correctly.