St Mirren are on the road tomorrow as Saints travel to Angus to face Brechin City in the Ladbrokes Championship. 

The Buddies will be looking to get back to winning ways after a three match winning run was halted last week following defeat to Dumbarton at the Paisley 2021 Stadium. A late strike from ex-Saint Tom Walsh gave Dumbarton all three points last Saturday against 10-men St Mirren after the red card shown to Stelios Demetriou. 

Saints had been in good form having picked up six points from six in two tricky matches away to Inverness and at home to Livingston. A 3-1 win over Livingston at the Paisley 2021 Stadium saw the Buddies return to the top of the Championship only for Dundee United to leapfrog Saints following the loss to Dumbarton. 

Brechin have yet to win in the Championship this season following their promotion via the play-offs last season. Darren Dods' side have picked up three draws from their opening 15 league fixtures this season - drawing 2-2 with Livingston and 1-1 with Falkirk and Dundee United, all at Glebe Park. City have lost their two league matches with losses away to Morton (4-1) and Inverness (4-0). 

They came close to gaining a point when they visited the Paisley 2021 Stadium back in September. Cammy Smith gave Saints an early lead only for ex-St Mirren U20s striker Kalvin Orsi to level before half time. With just over 10 minutes remaining substitute Dale Hilson scored his first goal for The Buddies to give the side a narrow 2-1 win. 

That win represented St Mirren's seventh win in a row against Brechin. Manager Jack Ross and captain Stephen McGinn both featured for The Buddies the last time the side faced Brechin away with a Jim Hamilton double and a Dennis Wyness goal giving Saints a 3-1 win in the Scottish Cup back in 2009. Indeed, City have managed just one win over St Mirren in the 34 matches that have occurred between the two. That came back in 2004 when goals from Scott McCulloch and Jamie Smith gave the bottom-of-the-table side a shock 2-0 victory at Glebe Park. 

St Mirren will be aiming to put last weekend's loss behind them and hope a win, coupled with results elsewhere, will see them return to the top of the league. A win tomorrow would be a 10th league win of the season for Saints - more than they managed in the entirety of last season. Brechin, meanwhile, will be desperate to get the monkey off their back and secure their first league win of the season. 

St Mirren's away trip to Aberdeen in the William Hill Scottish Cup on Saturday 20th January 2018 has been rescheduled after being selected for live coverage on the BBC.

The match will still take place on Saturday 20th with a new 12:15pm kick-off. 

Ticket prices to follow.

The full details for the fixture are as follows:

Aberdeen v St Mirren
William Hill Scottish Cup
Pittodrie Stadium, Aberdeen
Saturday, 20th January 2018
Live on BBC, 12:15pm kick-off

Our new subscription Buddievision launches in full today with new content going behind the paywall. 

Subscribers can access our Buddievision library along with exclusive interviews with Gavin Reilly and Gary MacKenzie coming up today. 

Subscribers will also have access to the full 90 minutes from tomorrow's match against Brechin after 12am on Sunday along with post-match reaction from players and extended highlights.

Buddievision aims to gives supporters more access behind the scenes at St Mirren while giving you the chance to see every minute of Saints action this season and access to archive footage. 

We'll also have more content such as our Best Buds feature, regular interviews, videos from the training ground and more. 

You can sign up from just £4.99 per month or £49.99 for an entire year here.

Tomorrow afternoon (Saturday 9th December), St Mirren make the journey north east  to face Brechin City at Glebe Park in a Ladbrokes Championship match-up.

The info on Travel Clubs heading to Glebe Park for the match is as follows:

North End Travel Club

The bus to Brechin will leave The Sneddon at 11:30am.

Bus tickets are available in The Brewer's Tap, £8 each.

Chivas Travel Club

The bus for Brechin will leave from the Court Bar at 11:00am.

Bus tickets now on sale from the Court Bar.

Tile Bar Supporters Bus

The bus going to Brechin will leave Abercorn Street at 10:15am.

Bus tickets are now available from the bar.

Cockles Wilson Supporters Bus

The bus for Brechin will leave at 11:00am.

This bus is now sold out.

* Plus £2 for each additional school-age child in family party

Additional Information for Travelling Fans

Tomorrow, Saturday 9th December, St Mirren make the trip to Brechin to face Brechin City in a Ladbrokes Championship match-up at Glebe Park.

The referee tomorrow is Colin Steven and he will be assisted by Alastair Mather and Ryan Oliver.

This coming Saturday (9th December), St Mirren head north east  to face Brechin City in a Ladbrokes Championship match-up at Glebe Park.

The info on Travel Clubs heading to Glebe Park for the match is as follows:

North End Travel Club

The bus to Brechin will leave The Sneddon at 11:30am..

Bus tickets are available in The Brewer's Tap, £8 each.

Chivas Travel Club

The bus for Brechin will leave from the Court Bar at 11:00am.

Bus tickets now on sale from the Court Bar.

Cockles Wilson Supporters Bus

The bus for Brechin will leave at 11:00am.

This bus is now sold out.

Tile Bar Supporters Bus

The bus going to Brechin will leave Abercorn Street at 10:15am..

Bus tickets are now available from the bar.

St Mirren's away trip to Dunfermline on Saturday 27th January has been rescheduled after being selected for live coverage on BT Sport.

The match will now take place on Friday 26th January with a 7:45pm kick-off.

The full details for the rescheduled fixture are as follows:

Dunfermline v St Mirren
Ladbrokes Championship 
East End Park, Dunfermline
Friday, 26th January 2018
Live on BT Sport, 7:45pm kick-off

Tickets are on-sale for the St Mirren Fans Council's 2018 Burns Supper. 

The Burns Supper will take place at the Corporate Suite at the Paisley 2021 Stadium and is scheduled for Friday 23rd February 2018 - timed to avoid the height of the Burns Season making it even easier to attend!

The evening will be rich in the traditions of Burns with recitations and music of the highest quality. And, as Paisley is home to Robert Tannahill, they'll be adding a Touch o' Tannahill to the proceedings.

Black and White Magazine's Gordian Mothersole will host an evening that will see folk singer, Burns aficionado and national treasure, Alastair McDonald provide Burns song and verse.

Alastair will be joined by David Brown whose Tam o' Shanter and Holy Willie's Prayer will take you back in time.

Other speakers already booked include George Adam MSP, Chair o' SMiSA, Ian Brown, so much a St Mirren fan he bleeds black and white, and Michelle Evans of PFA Scotland.

Entry is by ticket only. Tickets are priced at £40 and can be purchased online or at the stadium reception.

St Mirren FC will continue to fly the flag for Paisley’s UK City of Culture 2021 bid with an extension to a deal to keep its stadium name in place until the end of May 2018.

If the town takes title there will be an option to extend the sponsorship to retain the name of the Paisley 2021 Stadium until May 2022.

The news is announced as the club erected new signage outside the stadium and is an extension of the original two year two-year sponsorship and stadium naming rights deal struck with Renfrewshire Council in November 2015. The venue was renamed from St Mirren Park to mark Paisley’s UK City of Culture 2021 bid.

Paisley is shortlisted for the title alongside Coventry, Stoke-on-Trent, Sunderland and Swansea. The winner will be announced this Thursday evening by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, which organised the competition.

Paisley 2021 Bid Director Jean Cameron said: "St Mirren are at the heart of the community and we are delighted to have their continued support.

"Paisley’s bid journey has been a positive one and will continue no matter what the outcome this week is. The Paisley 2021 stadium forms part of this legacy and keeps the name going."

St Mirren Director Tony Fitzpatrick said: "The fortunes of the town and the club are interlinked and we are delighted to continue with our support of Paisley 2021.

"A winning year of culture would be great for both the town and the club. With the UK City of Culture decision imminent, we wish Paisley the very best of luck in its bid for the title."

St Mirren Chief Executive Tony Fitzpatrick recently paid a visit to Valencia CF after being invited over by inspiresport's Head of Sales for Scotland, Jed McCabe. 

Inspiresport, who have a close relationship with St Mirren, are also partners with the La Liga side and Tony was invited to see how the structure at Valencia worked from the academy right through to first team.

Tony had the chance to watch several academy games including Valencia vs Villarreal U14s and U18s games. He was introduced to Valencia first team left back, Toni Lato who came through the academy and was recently voted 15th in FourFourTwo's 100 Best Teenagers in the World 2017. Tony talked with the full back about his pathway from the academy to the first team.

Valencia legend Miguel Ángel Angulo also took time to chat with Tony about Valencia's philosophy and how they go about scouting the best players in Spain. Tony was also invited in behind the scenes of the first team training area and the Mestalla Stadium before finishing his tour off by attending the Valencia vs Barcelona match.

Due to the link between St Mirren and inspiresport, the hope is for St Mirren Youth Academy teams to go over to Valencia and test themselves against their peers at the same age group and for both clubs to build strong relations going forward.