Tickets for St Mirren's match away to Dundee on Saturday 18th May are now on-sale at the St Mirren Ticket Office and online. 

As we have received the full allocation from Dundee, supporters must purchase tickets in advance.

The match and tickets info is as follows:

Dundee vs St Mirren
Ladbrokes Premiership
Venue: Dens Park, Dundee
Date: Saturday 18th May 2019
Kick-off: 12:30pm

Prices

Adult - £24
Concessions (over 65, full-time students) - £16
Juvenile (Under 18s) - £10
Wheelchair and carer - £16
Ambulant Disabled - £16 (with carer if required)

Anyone purchasing a concession price ticket must provide proof of age/status at time of purchase and must also be prepare to take it with them on the day of the match. Failure to provide satisfactory proof will result in refusal of admission to the stadium.

Please note that Dundee do no accept responsibility for tickets lost in the post or in any other way and replacements will not be authorised under any circumstances.

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

Tue, 7th May - 10:00am - 2:00pm
Wed, 8th May - 10:00am - 2:00pm
Thu, 9th May - 10:00am - 2:00pm and 5:00pm - 7:00pm
Fri, 10th May - 10:00am - 2:00pm
Sat, 11th May - CLOSED
Sun, 12th May - CLOSED

St Mirren Ticket Office Tel: (0141) 840-6130.

St Mirren Ticket Office E-Mail: tickets@stmirren.com.

Bidding for places at Saint for a Day 2019 close tonight at 5pm.

Andy Webster, Junior Mendes and Tommy Turner are among the ex-St Mirren players taking part in this year's Saint For A Day event.

Two teams – one home and one away – made up of St Mirren fans will kick-off our annual fixture that will be played on the pitch at the Simple Digital Arena on Sunday 19th May with a 12pm kick off. 

There will be two teams with 16 players per team (1-11 and five substitutes).  Each shirt will be available to bid on in a blind auction with all proceeds going to the St Mirren Youth Development Programme. 

More special guests will be announced in due course.

Come and be part of this exciting day which will include:-

* The St Mirren Match Day Experience – playing the game on the pitch at the Simple Digital Arena.

* Wearing an official team strip that you will also get to keep after the game.

* Match filmed.

* Medal presentation to all players.

* Food and refreshments post match.

The rules are as follows: 

*You must be 18 years of age or over to both bid and take part in 'Saint for a Day'. 

*By bidding on the auction you are declaring that you (or the person you are bidding for) are fit and well to take part in the event. 

*In the instance of getting two identical bids for the same shirt number in the same team, the email that has the earliest date and time stamp will be accepted as the leading bidder. 

*Payment must be made immediately if you have been the successful bidder.

*Payment not made by match day will see shirts given to other bidders.

To have a chance to take part on the day please send your blind auction bid by filling out this form. (Minimum bid is £125). Good Luck!!

A recent bucket collection at the Simple Digital Arena helped raise £852.92 for Renfrewshire carers' Parents of Children with Disabilities Group. 

Supporters dug deep before the recent home match against St Johnstone, with generous home and away fans donating their change to support the group.

The money raised will go towards buses with tail-lifts for wheelchairs at their summer outings.

Manager Oran Kearney gives his thoughts on today's draw away to Motherwell as Kyle Magennis' late goal rescues a point for Saints.

A spectacular goal salvaged a stoppage time point for Saints for the second week running as they drew with Motherwell in dramatic circumstances.

This time it was Kyle Magennis who conjured up an equaliser, the young midfielder thundering a volley high into the net after Mihai Popescu's throw in had been flicked across goal with barely seconds remaining.

That cancelled out David Turnbull's opener as he'd fired Motherwell in front with less than 20 minutes to goal. Magennis' timely intervention was welcome, although results elsewhere meant it didn't make a huge difference to the relegation picture.

The midfielder once again started the game on the bench as he continues his comeback, Kyle McAllister taking over from the injured Anders Dreyer. Although Turnbull started for the hosts, there was no sign of fellow impressive youngster Jake Hastie.

Motherwell nearly made a dream start as they went close to scoring inside five minutes. Hladky did well to deny Allan Campbell but the ball bounced out to Gboly Ariybi who looked set to stroke it home, however Mateo Muzek was in the right place to hack the ball off the line. There was some less impressive goalkeeping at the other end as Mark Gillespie appeared to have gathered McAllister's free-kick only to nearly throw the ball into his own net.

Hladky helped James Scott's drive around the post as the Steelmen threatened again before McAllister had Saints' first real chance, curling an effort just wide from the edge of the box. Gillespie denied Jackson as the striker tried to flick the ball home at a corner but the flag was already up for offside before Liam Grimshaw fizzed a shot off the outside of the post from 25 yards. That was followed by Magennis replacing Ryan Flynn, who had been unable to shake off an injury he'd picked up a few minutes earlier.

The first half had been scrappy but Saints started brightly after the break, Magennis' fierce shot being blocked at the edge of the box, Danny Mullen then appealing furiously for a foul after something happened off the ball. The striker saw his shot kept out by Gillespie after he'd been set up by Jackson before slack play from Popescu let in Scott, however Hladky was able to clear the danger at the expense of a corner.

That moment seemed to spark Motherwell into life, Turnbull sending a long range shot over before his free-kick was headed off by Scott. The arrival of Duckens Nazon in place of Mullen gave Saints some fresh impetus but they weren't able to take advantage of it before they fell behind. Sub Elliot Frear's cross was knocked down by James Scott and Turnbull was given plenty of time to pick his spot as he rattled a shot past Hladky.

Saints tried to respond, Gillespie spilling McAllister's attempt to sneak a free-kick in at the near post eith no one in a black and white shirt in quite the right place to force it home. Stephen McGinn followed brother Paul into the book for a foul on Ariyibi but Turnbull's free-kick was straight at Hladky.

There had been little sign of a Buddies equaliser but a glorious chance arrived in stoppage time, Stephen McGinn picking out Cody Cooke but he volleyed tamely at Gillespie. As Saints pushed they almost got caught on the break, Frear finding himself through on goal but Hladky dealt with his shot easily.

And that seemed to be that – but Saints had one final chance when they won a throw in deep in the Motherwell half. Popescu launched it into the box and when it bounced off a head it fell perfectly for Magennis to thunder home, sparking wild scenes among the travelling support behind the goal. It means Saints are now four points behind Hamilton and while they can no longer finish bottom, they'll have to beat Accies in their next game to have any chance of avoiding the play-offs.

Full Time: Motherwell 1-1 St Mirren

St Mirren: Hladky, P.McGinn, Popescu, MacKenzie (Cooke 89), Muzek, S.McGinn, Flynn (Magennis 25), Lyons, McAllister, Mullen (Nazon 68), Jackson
Subs Not Used: Holmes, Baird, Ferdinand, Hodson

Motherwell: Gillespie, Tait, McHugh, Aldred, Dunne, Cadden, Campbell, Ariyibi (Livingstone 87), Grimshaw (Frear 63), Turnbull (Semple 82), Scott
Subs Not Used: Hartley, Johnson, Main, Sammon

Referee: Alan Muir
Assistant Referee: Daniel McFarlane
Assistant Referee: Stuart Stevenson
Fourth Official: David Lowe

Attendance: 5,274 (1,681 St Mirren fans)

Gallery pictures by Allan Picken © - Allan Picken Photography

Please note that football centres at Gryffe High School, the St Mirren Airdome and Arkleston Primary School are off due to the May bank holiday.

The centres will resume in the week beginning Monday 13th May.

St Mirren in the Community apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

St Mirren travel to Lanarkshire tomorrow to take on Motherwell in the Ladbrokes Premiership.

FORM

St Mirren - DWDLWL

Motherwell - WDLLWL

The Buddies are unbeaten in their last three matches having won once and drawn twice. 

That run began with a 1-1 draw away to Hamilton Accies at the Hope CBD Stadium last month before the Buddies won their first match of the split defeating Livingston 3-1 away.

Oran Kearney's men come into tomorrow's match on the back of a 1-1 draw with St Johnstone at the Simple Digital Arena last week. Chris Kane's late goal looked to have won it for the visitors, but Danny Mullen netted his sixth goal of the season with a sensational volley from the edge of the box on 90 minutes to grab Saints a point.

Like Saints, Motherwell have picked up four points from their opening two split matches. The first saw Stephen Robinson's side draw 1-1 away to Hamilton, before a dramatic 4-3 win against Dundee at Fir Park last weekend.

PREVIOUS

Saints were victorious in their only trip to Fir Park so far this season.

The Buddies previously made the trip to Motherwell in December with Simeon Jackson's 68th minute goal giving Saints a 1-0 win three days before Christmas.

Motherwell have won the other two matches against Saints this season. The Steelmen have left Paisley with the three points on both occasions - a 2-0 win on Halloween, followed by a 2-1 win in February.

WHAT A WIN WOULD MEAN

St Mirren could potentially move into 10th spot if they gather all three points tomorrow.

The Buddies would have to win and hope that Hamilton fail to defeat Dundee away to move into 10th. 

A win would also ensure that Saints can't finish bottom of the Ladbrokes Premiership regardless of what happens in the Dundee-Hamilton match.

Meanwhile, Motherwell are still in the hunt for a 7th place finish and sit just a point behind St Johnstone who currently occupy that spot.

TEAM NEWS

Oran Kearney confirmed to press yesterday that Anders Dreyer has been sent back to parent club Brighton after picking up an injury that is likely to rule him out for the season. Cammy MacPherson is also ruled out due to an ankle problem while long-term absentee Greg Tansey remains out.

Alex Rodriguez Gorrín is out for the home side after his red card against Dundee last week. Liam Donnelly is also a doubt for the Steelmen.

WHAT THE GAFFER SAYS

"We beat them in December time but probably both teams since then have vastly changed.

"They've had a cracking season since January onwards and have probably been one of the form teams in the league.

"We've got to keep going. The buzz has been good in training and there's a good feel about it at the minute. But we are fully aware of the magnitude of each of the games."

* - Students must have a valid ID card.

** - Family ticket is for one adult and two juniors.

Ambulant Disabled are charged as per their age group with a free carer if required.

Cash turnstiles will also be in operation on the day but please note that ambulant/wheelchair tickets must be purchased direct from St Mirren in advance of the game.

The St Mirren Ticket Office (Main Stand) opening hours in the build up to this match are as follows:

Fri, 3rd May: 10:00am to 2:00pm
Sat, 4th May: CLOSED

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

Additional Information for Travelling Fans

On Saturday (4th May), St Mirren make the short journey to Lanarkshire to face Motherwell in a Ladbrokes Premiership match-up at Fir Park.

The referee on Saturday is Alan Muir and he will be assisted by Daniel McFarlane and Stuart Stevenson. Fourth Official will be David Lowe.

The St Mirren airdome is now back to full operation after being brought down for repairs last week.

We have a regular time slot that has now become available at the St Mirren Airdome for;

- Sundays between 7-8pm

For further information and to book the dome please contact St Mirren in the Community on 0141-889-2558.

St Mirren Football Club is saddened to hear of the passing of its former programme editor Alistair McLachlan. 

Jim Crawford, SMiSA committee member, worked with Alistair on the programme and said: "Alistair was a very knowledgable, kind and friendly ambassador during his time at St Mirren.

"When I was an enthusiastic programme contributor, Alistair helped guide me through the minefield of amateur journalism. He was responsible for contacting many of St Mirren's past players for interviews and guests of the club.

"He was a very well respected gentleman throughout the football community."