Tickets for our final match of the 2022/23 season are on sale with Saints hosting Rangers at The SMiSA Stadium on Saturday 27th May.

Fixture Details

St Mirren v Rangers
Competition: cinch Premiership
Date: Saturday 27th May 2023
Kick-off: 12:30pm
Venue: The SMiSA Stadium

As is standard for matches against Celtic and Rangers, tickets are only available to season ticket holders from this season and season 2021/22 and anyone that has purchased tickets for (and subsequently attended) at least two league matches at the SMiSA Stadium this season.

Season ticket holders from this season and season 2021/22 can purchase extra tickets online or at the St Mirren Ticket Office. Anyone that has bought tickets for – and attended – at least two league matches can only purchase directly from the St Mirren Ticket Office in person or via phone.

St Mirren Football Club reserve the right to cancel any tickets it feels have been purchased for away supporters with no refund. Away end tickets will be sold directly by Rangers.

Ticket Prices

Adults - £32
Concession* - £22
U12** - £14

*65+, 13-17
**Must be accompanied by an adult

10-men Saints fell to a 3-0 defeat to Aberdeen at Pittodrie with Thierry Small shown a straight red card in the first-half following VAR intervention.

The result - coupled with Hibernian's win over Celtic - means the Buddies finish the season in sixth place. While there will be disappointment tonight, a historic season - in which we finished in the top six for the first time in this format - represents our highest top-flight finish since 1985. 

Despite doubts over the fitness of Small and Curtis Main both managed to make it and Stephen Robinson named the same starting eleven that drew 2-2 with Celtic on Saturday. 

Aberdeen took the lead on 14 minutes when Leighton Clarkson despatched a free-kick into the net from 20 yards.

Saints best chance for an equaliser came less than 10 minutes later when Alex Gogic rose to meet a Small cross. The Cypriot midfielder's header forced a good one-handed save from Dons goalkeeper Kelle Roos who tipped over. Gogic was first on to the resultant corner, but nodded wide. 

St Mirren's hopes of finding an equaliser were dealt a major blow when Small was shown red after a VAR check following a foul on Bojan Miovski who had to be stretchered off. Initially the loanee was shown yellow, but referee Don Robertson consulted the monitor and upgraded to red which Saints could have no complaints about.

Aberdeen almost hit Saints on the counter with 10 minutes of the half remaining. Duk ran clear but had his effort saved by Carson. The Saints goalkeeper couldn't gather at the first attempt and had to be quick to deny the follow-up. 

The Dons did double their lead on 42 minutes with Graeme Shinnie heading home to make it two-nil. Carson had to push away Joe Shaughnessy's deflection of a Marley Watkins' cross, but the ball spun up in the air which allowed Shinnie to nod into the net. 

Shinnie added his second and Aberdeen's third just four minutes into the second-half. The Dons midfielder met a low ball in from Ylber Ramadani and forced under Carson.

Saints first opportunity of the second-half came just after the hour mark when a strong run from half-time substitute Kieran Offord saw the young forward fouled 25 yards from goal. Strain stepped up to take the free-kick but Roos was down well to gather. 

Main could have pulled one back with just over 20 minutes of time remaining when he raced on to a Gogic ball over the top and went one-on-one with Roos. The forward's effort was powerful but the Dons keeper stayed big to block. Mark O'Hara was next to test Roos with a long-range drive that Roos had to get both hands behind to push away. That was to be the last opportunity for either side as the Dons picked up the points. 

Full-Time: Aberdeen 3-0 St Mirren

St Mirren: Carson, Fraser, Shaughnessy (c), R.Taylor (Tanser 46), Strain (Gallagher 75), Baccus (Offord 46), O'Hara, Gogic, Small, Kiltie (F.Taylor 80), Main (Jamieson 75)
Subs Not Used: Urminsky, Kenny, Dunne, Boyd-Munce

Aberdeen: Roos, McCrorie, Pollock, McDonald, Scales, Shinnie, Ramadani (Barron 71), Hayes, Clarkson, Duk (Bavidge 75), Miovski (Watkins 34)
Subs Not Used: Lewis, MacKenzie, Morris, Coulson, Duncan, Richardson

Referee: Don Robertson
Assistant Referee: Steven Traynor
Assistant Referee: Paul O'Neill
Fourth Official: Chris Fordyce
VAR: Euan Anderson
Assistant VAR: Sean Carr

"It wasn't our night but we'll take stock and look back with pride on the season."

Stephen Robinson reflects on defeat at Pittodrie.

St Mirren will travel to Belfast once again this summer for a pre-season training camp in preparation for season 2023/24.

Stephen Robinson’s men visited Belfast last summer and return to Northern Ireland as we aim to build on a successful 2022/23 campaign.

As well as the training camp, Saints will face off against NIFL Premiership clubs Glentoran and Linfield in two friendly matches.

The Buddies will face Glentoran on Wednesday 28th June at Blanchflower Stadium as part of Glentoran player Marcus Kane's testimonial. It's then a testimonial for Linfield player Niall Quinn when we face the Blues at Windsor Park on Saturday 1st July.

Match tickets for the two matches will be priced each at £10 for adults and £5 for kids/concessions with full details on how to purchase announced in due course.

Fixtures

Glentoran v St Mirren
Wednesday 28th June 2023
Kick-off: 7:45pm
Venue: Blanchflower Stadium, Belfast

Linfield v St Mirren
Saturday 1st July 2023
Kick-off: 1pm
Venue: Windsor Park, Belfast

It's our final away match of the 2022/23 season as Saints travel to Pittodrie on Wednesday night to face Aberdeen in the cinch Premiership.

Stephen Robinson's men picked up a well-deserved point at Celtic Park on Saturday with Curtis Main's double seeing us draw 2-2 with the champions. That put the Buddies within two points of fifth place Hibernian going into the final two matches.

Aberdeen sit in third place in the cinch Premiership and sit two points above Hearts despite a 2-1 defeat to the Jambos at Tynecastle on Saturday. 

Match Details

Aberdeen v St Mirren
Competition: cinch Premiership
Date: Wednesday 24th May 2023
Kick-off: 7:45pm
Venue: Pittodrie Stadium

Ticket Info

Tickets for Wednesday's match are available at the St Mirren Ticket Office. Full ticket info is available HERE. There will be no sale of tickets at Pittodrie on the night. 

International subscribers to St Mirren TV can watch the match live on tv.stmirren.com as part of their subscription.

Aberdeen will be offering PPV for this match at a cost of £13.99 for anyone in the UK and Ireland. PPV passes can be purchased HERE.

Previous

St Mirren have won two of the three meetings between the sides this season, winning 3-1 at The SMiSA Stadium in December and by the same scoreline at Pittodrie in February. 

A Kelle Roos own goal, as well as goals from Mark O'Hara and Greg Kiltie saw us come from behind to defeat the Dons in Paisley on Christmas Eve. 

Curtis Main scored twice when Saints visited Pittodrie in February with Declan Gallagher rounding off the 3-1 victory. 

Aberdeen won the first meeting of the two teams this season at Pittodrie in August, with the Dons winning 4-1.

Curtis Main celebrates his second goal in our 3-1 win at Pittodrie in February

The officials

The referee on Wednesday is Don Robertson and he'll be assisted by Steven Traynor and Paul O'Neill. Chris Fordyce is the Fourth Official. 

The Virtual Assistant Referee (VAR) is Euan Anderson with Sean Carr the Assistant VAR. 

Renew your Season Tickets Now | Our Loyalty Period is Open

As we approach season 2023/24, we do so in the strongest position we have been in since 1985 with a guaranteed top six finish. We want to thank and reward our loyal season ticket holders for the ongoing support in what has been an exciting season of football. 

We have witnessed our biggest attendances since The SMiSA Stadium opened its doors in 2009, with record numbers in many of our fixtures and only our third sell out since we moved from Love Street. We want to continue to maintain these numbers and hope to achieve record season ticket holders for the season ahead. 

For your continued invaluable support we are offering you exclusive access to our loyalty period to allow you to renew your ticket and secure your seat for a three-week period before all seats are released for general sale. 

Our loyalty period runs from Monday 22nd May to Sunday 11th June giving you three weeks to renew your ticket and retain your seat at our early bird prices. Please note on Monday 12th June all seats will be released into general early bird sale, and these will go on sale to all from Wednesday 14th June, so now is the time to renew! 

Once your ticket order is complete you will receive a confirmation email. Please ensure all details are correct and contact the ticket office if you have any issues. This season we are offering an alternative to a printed card, you will have access to a free app which will hold your season ticket. You will have the option to purchase a physical card for a small fee of £3, including postage. 

If you have requested a physical card it will be printed in the coming weeks; we will update you when they are available, before the season commences. 

Below we have included a step-by-step guide in how to renew your tickets. 

Season Ticket Update

Early Bird Pricing

Full Pricing (from Monday 10th July)

#OurFamily Following our refresh and modernisation of season ticket categories in the 2022/23 season, we have made no changes to the structure of tickets for this season. 

Please ensure that, in renewing your tickets, that you account for any changes in personal circumstance. Our concessions include 65 and over, 13-17 year-olds, full-time students and those who are unemployed. Our 'Family Ticket' proves to be the best value for money for two adults and three children aged 17 and under, and we have our Adult, U12s, Ambulant and Wheelchair tickets. We ask that you select the correct corresponding category when you renew your seat(s). 

There is further supportive information outlined below for renewing each type of season ticket. Please note that if you are selecting a concession category, we will ask that you provide proof of this before your new season ticket is validated.

We want to remain competitive on the pitch and give the manager the best resources we possibly can in our quest for another top six finish. There has been a modest price increase to reflect the cost of living, but we have kept this to a minimum in order to continue to provide the best value we can for you to support St Mirren and be an integral part of #OurFamily. We have endeavoured to reduce the impact as much as possible. However, we continue to offer great value for money in comparison with other Scottish Premiership clubs. For the full statement from our Chairman, John Needham, please click HERE.

#OurFamily Our Family ticket includes two adults and three children under the age of 17, offering excellent value for money for a family day out. The ticket works out at approximately £31 per family per match based on our early bird pricing, and £35 at full price, which is a massive saving on walk-up prices, costing up to £100 per visit. More information on purchasing this bundle ticket is outlined below. Please note that Family Ticket renewals, or transfer to a Family Ticket, must be completed at the St Mirren Ticket Office. This is a special ticket bundle and cannot be purchased online.

Please note for all season ticket holders in the Tony Fitzpatrick Family Stand, your ticket now includes ALL Scottish Premiership home fixtures, and prices are reflective of this. 

#OurSupport we encourage the purchase of season ticket if you regularly attend matches because the savings made on walk-up prices are significant. However, we know season tickets are a big financial commitment and we continue to offer interest free payment plans available for those who may wish to spread the cost of a season ticket. If you wish to renew your season ticket with finance in place, this will be available to from the 28th May with GoCardless. Your seat will be held just the same, no one else can buy your seat unless you do not renew before 12th June. Payment plans will be over a six month period. Please note, season tickets bought with finance will be at full price, not the Early Bird Renewal price. 

Key dates for St Mirren Season Tickets

Discover when you can join #OurFamily.

How to Renew Your Season Ticket 2023/24

During our three-week Loyalty Period, commencing on Monday May 22nd, we are holding your seat to allow you time to renew your ticket for next season and guarantee your seat with the added benefit of early bird pricing. You will have until midnight on Sunday 11th June before we release the seats from the Loyalty Period into General Sale. During this period, you will benefit from our early bird pricing, which will also be available when the seats are released, for a further four weeks. Once this period has ended all sales will move to full price.

We have created a guide to support you in renewing your Season Ticket. The step-by-step process is outlined below:

Please visit stmirren.com/seasontickets to start your renewal process.

1. You will be asked for your email address used to place last season’s order, so please ensure you have it ready. If you have bought multiple season tickets in one transaction you will be able to renew online. However, if it was done over multiple orders then you will need to come into the ticket office directly to renew.

2. After you have entered your email, you will be taken to a screen that will highlight the seats in your previous order. Only you will be able to see and select the seats you have previously bought.

3. If you wish to continue without any changes from the previous season, select add to basket and go to checkout where you can make payment for your order.

4. If you wish to amend your order for any reason, just click on the seat you wish to amend:

• If you no longer require one of your seats, click on the seat to deselect it and it will be removed from your order.
• If you wish to change seats, then please deselect your current seat and pick any available seat to add to your order.
• If you wish to change your season ticket type based on a change of circumstances, click on the seat that you wish to change to deselect it and then select it again and chose the appropriate ticket type. (Please note if you are selecting a concession or ambulant for the first time then your ticket will be 'live' once you have provided proof of your concession).
• If you wish to add another seat to your order, you will be able to select any of the available seats and choose the appropriate ticket type.
• To continue, please add to basket and proceed to checkout where you can make payment for your order.

On behalf of myself and my fellow directors, I want to thank you all for your incredible support throughout what has been a memorable season for our football club. I also wish to praise manager Stephen Robinson, all his staff and the players for making this a season to remember.

We made the decision to retain The Tony Fitzpatrick Family Stand at the start of the season for #OurFamily for all HOME matches and it was a decision that paid dividends as we finally achieved our long-stated ambition of finishing in the top six and remain in with a chance of a place in Europe.

You’ve backed us in tremendous numbers with record season ticket sales (3,800) as well as more than 110,000 spectators visiting the SMiSA Stadium in 2022/23 – a new record at Greenhill Road. We’ve also achieved our highest average attendances at the SMiSA Stadium with an average of 6,287 per match and sold out for just the third time ever at this stadium.

We watched on with pride as Keanu Baccus became the first ever St Mirren player to play at the World Cup where he faced off against eventual winner Lionel Messi in the knockout rounds. Alex Greive also wrote his name into the history books by becoming the most capped international player while at St Mirren.

We’ve shown our community spirit with the successes of our 'Help a Buddie' scheme and our school ticket initiatives and we’ll continue to look after our community with these and more schemes next season.

There have been challenges as well, but with your unwavering support, we have made significant progress and achieved so many great things together this season. Without you, #OurFamily, none of this is possible and we are immensely grateful for that loyalty. We hope this season acts as a platform for even greater success next season.

With inflation currently running at over 10% we have taken the decision to limit the increase in Season Ticket prices for 2023/24 to c.5%.

It’s important to note that we remain one of the lowest priced season tickets in the Scottish Premiership. For example, an early bird adult ticket in the Main or West Stand costs just £18.40 per match based on 19 home league matches, while an early bird adult ticket in the Tony Fitzpatrick Family Stand works out at just £16.80 per match. Concessions are only £12.40 per match in the Main and West Stand and just £7.60 per match in the Tony Fitzpatrick Family Stand. Added to that, our family ticket provides amazing value, working out at just £31 per family of five on early bird. We are keen to be as inclusive as possible and feel this is a really cost effective option for a family day out. Fans in the Tony Fitzpatrick Family Stand will now have all home games included in their Season Ticket price following the successful decision to retain three stands for home fans at all fixtures.

I hope you’ll agree that we have struck the right balance in terms of limiting the price increase whilst we try to cover our increased costs.

There will be a three-week loyalty period to retain your seats and we have compiled all the detailed information you’ll need ahead of season tickets going on sale, this will be provided to you when the tickets go on sale, on Monday 22nd May.

Given the team’s success on the park this season we hope to break even more records in terms of Season Ticket sales for 2023/24 so I urge you to sign up as soon as you can and help us smash the 4,000 sales target we’ve set.

Once again, to #OurFamily, I want to say thank you for your continued support. Let’s build on the success of this season. Together we are determined to give you a football club you can be proud of.

Be part of #OurFamily by purchasing your St Mirren season ticket from 10am on May 22nd 2023.

While there's still lots to play for this season, we are already looking ahead to season 2023/24 as we look to build on a historic season for St Mirren. 

Whether you are renewing, buying your first ever season ticket or bringing your whole family together with our family savings, we cannot wait for the new season. Experience the thrill of coming together to create memories and make history.

Key dates for St Mirren Season Tickets

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"I thought the boys were terrific. It's credit to every single player on the pitch."

The manager gives his reaction to today's 2-2 draw at Celtic Park.

St Mirren picked up what could prove to be a valuable point as a Curtis Main double saw us draw 2-2 at Celtic Park.

The striker's first-half double had us ahead at the break, but a late equaliser from Celtic captain Callum McGregor saw the Scottish Premiership Champions rescue a point. 

There were two changes to the side that drew with Hearts at The SMiSA Stadium last weekend. Thierry Small and Keanu Baccus came in for Scott Tanser and the injured Alex Greive. The manager elected for the same shape despite the absence of Greive and that saw Greg Kiltie pushed up alongside Main as the front two. 

Saints got off to the perfect start to silence the capacity crowd at Celtic Park. Anthony Ralston collided with Tomoki Iwata which allowed Main to run on to a long kick from Trevor Carson. The striker broke into the box and took a touch to cut inside of Ralston who was trying to recover before firing into the net to put us ahead on just four minutes.

Curtis Main put us ahead on just four minutes (Image: Allan Picken)

Celtic equalised 10 minutes after the opener though when Reo Hatate threaded a ball through for Kyogo Furuhashi who rifled high into the net to make it 1-1. 

Saints' reaction was good and the Buddies looked to restore the advantage almost immediately with Main firing over the bar from 20 yards. 

The home side were seeing more of the ball as you would expect and Carson was was forced into a smart stop on 19 minutes when he pushed away Matt O'Riley's low shot before Hatate sent a swerving effort over the bar from distance two minutes later.  

St Mirren - as they have done on many occasion this season - were making life difficult for the hosts and forced a couple of corners in quick succession just after the half-hour mark. Richard Taylor didn't get the connection he'd have hoped for after being first on to a Kiltie header which allowed Celtic goalkeeper Joe Hart to gather. 

The hosts almost took the lead in fortuitous fashion on 35 minutes when O'Riley's effort deflected off Baccus and nearly sneaked in at the near post. Carson was down quickly to block. 

But it was Saints who would go back ahead when Main grabbed his second of the afternoon on 39 minutes. Celtic couldn't deal with the initial danger and Main was there to meet O'Hara's header back into the box. A lengthy VAR check for offside ensued, but the forward was played onside by McGregor. That goal came just a minute after Saints should have retaken the lead when Ryan Strain knocked wide from just a few yards after being first on to a parry from Hart. 

The Buddies took a lead into half-time and started the second-half quickly with Main agonisingly close to his hat-trick just a few minutes after the restart. He rose the highest to meet a Strain cross, but nodded inches wide of target. The striker then had another good opportunity for his - and Saints' - third just before the hour mark when he once again was first to a Strain ball from the right only to head over this time. 

Celtic almost levelled with 20 minutes of the game remaining when a deep cross from Ralston met Daizen Maeda at the back post. It looked like the Celtic forward was going to sweep into the net, but he miscued and stuck the effort wide. 

Saints again came so close to killing the match on 79 minutes when Main pounced on Iwata's mistake and drove into the box. The forward had a go from the angle and his effort cannoned off the far post. 

And how frustrating that would prove to be when Celtic equalised on 81 minutes. McGregor's strike from 20 yards found its way into the bottom left corner to restore parity and rescue a point for the hosts. 

Full-Time: Celtic 2-2 St Mirren

St Mirren: Carson, Fraser, Shaughnessy (c), R.Taylor, Strain (Gallagher 83), O'Hara, Gogic (Jamieson 90), Baccus, Small (Tanser 61), Kiltie, Main
Subs Not Used: Urminksy, Dunne, Kenny, Boyd-Munce, F.Taylor, Offord

Celtic: Hart, Ralston, Starfelt, Iwata, Taylor, McGregor (c), Hatate (Haksabanovic 72), O'Riley (Oh 72), Jota, Maeda (Abada 72) Kyogo
Subs Not Used: Bain, Bernabei, Kobayashi, Turnbull, Forrest, Summers

Referee: David Munro
Assistant Referee: Ross Macleod
Assistant Referee: David Doig
Fourth Official: Mike Roncone
VAR: Steven Kirkland
Assistant VAR: Andrew McWilliam