St Mirren left Dingwall empty-handed after a late Jordan White header consigned Saints to a 1-0 defeat. 

Stephen Robinson made three changes to the starting eleven that defeated Livingston 1-0 at The SMiSA Stadium on Saturday. Richard Taylor missed out after coming off with an ankle injury and was replaced by Charles Dunne. Keanu Baccus returned from suspension in place of Caolan Boyd-Munce, while Alex Greive started ahead of Jonah Ayunga who played 60 minutes on his return at the weekend. 

White had the game's first opportunity with a strike from the edge of the area into the arms of Zach Hemming on four minutes. The goalkeeper started a quick counter that saw Greg Kiltie deliver a dangerous looking low ball across from the left, but the County defence managed to clear. 

After a scrappy opening half-hour, Saints started to assert themselves more before the break. A terrific ball in from Scott Tanser looked like it might fall for Greive, but he was quickly challenged by a County defender as he looked to pull the trigger.

The Buddies best chance of the half came on 38 minutes when Alex Gogic rose the highest to meet a Kiltie corner at the back post. The Cypriot international wasn't far away from the opener but sent the header into the side net with the first-half ending goalless. 

There was a VAR check for a St Mirren penalty five minutes after the restart when Conor McMenamin went down under a challenge inside the box. But nothing was awarded. 

The hosts came close to opening the scoring on 55 minutes with their best effort of the match. White teed the ball off for Connor Randall who took a touch before cracking an effort off the post from the edge of the area. The County man should have opened the scoring on the hour mark when he was the recipient of a fortunate break of the ball that allowed him to run clear on goal. He got the effort all wrong though as he fired well over. 

Saints made their first change of the game immediately after with Ayunga coming on to replace Mandron while Stav Nahmani was introduced 12 minutes later in place of Greive. 

The home side were denied by a brilliant Zach Hemming save with 12 minutes remaining. White's flick-on saw Simon Murray race into the box. The forward pulled the ball across the area to Ben Purrington who looked to tuck it into the corner of the net but saw his attempt beaten away by the Saints stopper. McMenamin had Saints' best chance of the second-half a few moments when his curling effort from the edge of the box was pushed away by Ross Laidlaw. 

Ross County took the lead with a little over five minutes of the match remaining. White rose the highest to bullet home a header from a corner which would ultimately prove enough for the home side to take the points. 

Full-Time: Ross County 1-0 St Mirren

St Mirren: Hemming, Fraser, Gogic, Dunne, McMenamin, Baccus (Boyd-Munce 82), O'Hara (c), Kiltie (Flynn 82), Tanser, Mandron (Ayunga 60), Greive (Nahmani 72)
Subs Not Used: Urminsky, Bolton, Small, Jamieson, Olusanya

Ross County: Laidlaw, Nightingale, Baldwin, Leak, Brown, Allardice, Randall, Purrington, Dhanda (Turner 74), Murray (Samuel 83), White
Subs Not Used: Munro, Sheaf, Loturi, Harmon, Smith, Reid

Referee: William Collum
Assistant Referee: Gordon McCabe
Assistant Referee: Graham McNeillie
Fourth Official: George Calder
VAR: Kevin Clancy

Attendance: 3758 (265 saints)

Tickets for our cinch Premiership match away to Rangers on Sunday 3rd December are on sale at the St Mirren Ticket Office.

The club has received an allocation of around 900 tickets for this match. 

There will be no sale of tickets on the day of the match. The St Mirren Ticket Office will be open on Saturday (2nd Dec) between 11am-1pm. 

Rangers v St Mirren 
Competition: cinch Premiership
Date: Sunday 3rd December 2023
Kick-off: 3pm
Venue: Ibrox Stadium

Rangers Ticket Info

Adults - £32
Concession* - £25
Junior** - £14

*Over 65s, 16/17-year-olds
**Under 16s

Ambulant disabled tickets will be charged at the age-appropriate rate. If a carer is required, and proof of this is provided, the carer's ticket will be free of charge.

There are seven wheelchair & companion pairs available. These are only available at the St Mirren Ticket Office.

Wheelchair Prices

Adults - £19
Concessions - £15
Juniors - £10

Carer free of charge. 

There will be no sale of tickets on the day of the match. 

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

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

ST MIRREN FOOTBALL CLUB LTD. (THE) (the “Company”)

Company Registration No. SC005773

Notice of Annual General Meeting

NOTICE is hereby given that the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Company will be held on the 12th day of December 2023 at the SMISA Stadium, St Mirren Park, Greenhill Road, Paisley, Renfrewshire, PA3 1RU at 7:30pm for the following purposes:

Ordinary business

1. To consider the Accounts for the year to 31 May 2023 and the reports of the Directors and Auditors.
2. To transact any other ordinary business of the Company. 

By Order of the Board

Date: 27/11/2023 

………………………….

Secretary

Registered Office: SMISA Stadium St Mirren Park, Greenhill Road, Paisley, Renfrewshire, PA3 1RU

Notes

A Member entitled to attend and vote at the meeting is entitled to appoint a proxy to attend and vote in their place. The proxy (in accordance with the terms of the existing Articles of Association) should be deposited at the Registered Office of the Company not less than 48 hours before the time of the Annual General Meeting.

If a member has not received a proxy or a copy of the Annual Accounts, please get in touch with info@stmirren.com with a valid email address or attend The SMiSA Stadium to collect a copy. 

Tickets for our cinch Premiership match away to St Johnstone on Wednesday 6th December are available online. 

Saints travel to Perth next midweek to face Craig Levein's side in league action. Our supporters will be accommodated in the North end of the Main Stand.

Click HERE to buy your tickets. 

St Johnstone v St Mirren 
Competition: cinch Premiership
Date: Wednesday 6th December 2023
Kick-off: 7:45pm
Venue: McDiarmid Park

St Johnstone Ticket Info

Adult - £25
Family Adult* - £18
Concession** - £15
U12*** - £0

*One Adult with max two U12. 
**65 and over, U20. 
*** No admission without an adult. 

Please note for the £18 family deal, all ticket holders must enter via turnstile five which will be monitored by stewards – strictly one adult + max two U12 only. These will only be available to purchase online.

Please be aware that tickets are only available online, the only available tickets at the St Mirren Ticket Office will be wheelchair and carer tickets. 

Ambulant Disabled Adult* - £25
Ambulant Disabled Concession* - £15
PA** - £0

*Must be in receipt of PIP/DLA - PA free. 
**No admission without ambulant disabled supporter

St Johnstone have a limited amount of accessible parking bays for disabled visiting supporters to book in advance (£5 – payable on the day). Please email dao@perthsaints.co.uk with your name and vehicle registration to book.

General parking is available on a first come, first served basis to the west side of St Johnstone's all-weather pitch. Enter the carpark via the away support entrance to the north of the stadium. 

Join #OurFamily this Christmas and kick-off New Year with a cheer by purchasing a 2023/24 half-season ticket.

Half-season tickets are on sale now at the St Mirren Ticket Office and ONLINE.

Valid from our match against Kilmarnock on Wednesday 27th December, half-season tickets include all remaining home league matches with at least nine home matches guaranteed and represent a significant saving on walk-up prices.

Guarantee your seat for the rest of the season; get yours now and kick-off New Year with a cheer! 

Season Ticket Cards

A QR code will be emailed out when you purchase your half-season ticket and you can also download our Future Ticketing App HERE.

The last date to order to receive a physical season ticket card will be Tuesday 2nd January 2024 with cards ready in time for our home match against Rangers on Saturday 27th January. Any orders made after 2nd January will not receive a physical card. 

It's a quick turnaround for Stephen Robinson's Saints as we head to Dingwall to face Ross County in the cinch Premiership on Tuesday. 

It's a rearranged fixture following the postponement of the original match last month due to the effects of Storm Babet. 

The Buddies head to the Global Energy Arena on the back of a winning return from the international break. Sean Kelly's own goal saw Saints defeat Livingston 1-0 at The SMiSA Stadium to remain in third place in the cinch Premiership. 

Saturday saw new manager Derek Adams take charge of Ross County for the first time in his third spell as Staggies boss. His side were held to a goalless draw by Kilmarnock.

The Highland outfit sit in 10th place in the cinch Premiership - a point above bottom side Livingston. 

Match Details

Ross County v St Mirren
Competition: cinch Premiership
Date: Tuesday 28th November 2023
Kick-off: 7:45pm
Venue: Global Energy Stadium

Ticket Info

Tickets for the original fixture remain valid, while there are still some tickets available at the St Mirren Ticket Office. Full ticket info can be found here. 

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

Previous 

Saints faced Ross County three times last season, winning two and losing one. 

Both wins came at The SMiSA Stadium with the Buddies winning 1-0 on both occasions. Richard Tait scored the only goal when we defeated the Staggies in August 2022, while Declan Gallagher was the scorer in our victory in February of this year.

Ross County won the only meeting of the two in Dingwall last season, coming out on top by the odd goal in five to win 3-2 in November. 

Saints' last win at the Global Energy Stadium came in October 2021 when Eamonn Brophy, Marcus Fraser and Scott Tanser scored in a 3-2 victory. 

Scott Tanser scored against Ross County the last time we won at the Global Energy Stadium (Image: Ken MacPherson) 

The officials

The referee on Tuesday night is William Collum. His assistants are Gordon McCabe and Graham McNeillie, while George Calder is fourth official. 

Kevin Clancy is the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) and he'll be assisted by Frank Connor. 

St Mirren have been drawn at home to Queen of the South in the Fourth Round of the Scottish Gas Scottish Cup. 

Saints will welcome the League One side to The SMiSA Stadium on the weekend of January 20th.

Full fixture details including ticketing arrangements will be announced in due course. 

It was a terrific result. We got our just rewards."

The manager gives his thoughts after our 1-0 win at home to Livingston. 

Saints returned to action and to winning ways with a hard-fought victory over Livingston.

The Buddies led after an unspectacular first half, the combined efforts of Mikael Mandron and unfortunate Livingston defender Sean Kelly resulting in the bull trundling into the away net as the opening 45 minutes drew to a close.

It looked as if Saints had sealed the win late on when Tom Parkes put the ball into his own net while trying to clear a free-kick, however his blushes were spared when VAR ruled it out for offside. In stoppage time a tremendous save from Zach Hemming kept out Joel Nouble and ensured the points stayed in Paisley.

Jonah Ayunga made his much anticipated return to the first team squad after 11 months away, the forward coming straight into the team to join Mandron up front. Mark O'Hara also returned, with the suspended Keanu Baccus and the injured Ryan Strain the pair dropping out as Conor McMenamin started at wingback. Former Buddie Sean Kelly started for Livingston, with Bruce Anderson leading the visiting attack alongside Nouble.

O'Hara headed Scott Tanser's cross past the post before Anderson smashed a shot well over from the edge of the box as the two sides tried to suss each other out early on. It was a drab first half, Richard Taylor scooping a shot wide after a neat turn following a Saints corner proving to be the last moment of note for the best part of 20 minutes until Livi's Michael Nottingham headed against the bar. Anderson then fizzed a ball across goal with no takers as the visitors threatened again but just as they were gaining some impetus they fell behind.

Greg Kiltie latched onto a ball behind the visiting defence and raced into the box before taking a shot that Shamal George was unable to hold, Mandron and Kelly both sliding in to help the ball trickle across the line. It was hard to tell who got the final touch, although the striker was more than happy to claim the credit, but the main thing was Saints were in front.

An own goal from ex-Saint Sean Kelly gave us the points (Image: Allan Picken)

Saints looked to add a quick second, George watching as Ayunga's header hit the bar and bounced behind after Livingston failed to deal with a corner. Alex Gogic headed well over from another corner in stoppage time before, at the other end, James Penrice sent in a teasing ball that Scott Pitman slid in to meet at the front post, only to send it spinning up into the air for Zach Hemming to catch.

Taylor seemed to fancy his chances of a goal as early in the second half he strolled forward before playing the ball out wide, being ready to collect the it when the Livingston defence tried to clear the resultant cross, however his shot was well off target. There were a few half-hearted penalty appeals after the Saints attack felt stymied in their efforts to reach Kiltie's inviting cross before Caolan Boyd-Munce's low effort from 20 yards had a worried George scrambling across his goal as it went narrowly wide.

Ayunga's first appearance for 300 days was brought to an end after a productive hour when he was replaced by Alex Greive, Taylor then having to hook a goal-bound Kurtis Guthrie effort clear as a Livi corner caused a bit of panic in the Saints box. Taylor's day came to a premature end when he seemed to land badly and eventually needed the help of a stretcher, Charles Dunne taking his place. The frost had never properly left the final third that Saints were attacking and some slipping and sliding eventually saw the ball trundle past after Mandron had tried to get onto the end of a cross. From the following corner, Boyd-Munce's delivery found Tanser, who turned and shot well wide.

A few moments later it looked as if Saints had wrapped up the three points. Boyd-Munce's free-kick caused chaos in the box and when Parkes tried to clear it he could only smash the ball into the roof of the net. The Saints players and fans celebrated and everyone was ready to resume before the dreaded letters VAR were mentioned. A lengthy wait ensued as the officials checked for offside, eventually ruling it out.

The delay, combined with previous injuries, meant eight minutes were added on and they started with Gogic picking up the game's first booking. Kiltie was alert to pressure George when he tried to deal with a passback, the goalie whacking the ball off the onrushing Saints player before it spun safely behind. With three minutes left Hemming produced a great save to keep out Nouble's shot after great work from Anderson. From the corner, McMenamin broke down the right and charged into the box, his shot being blocked and the ball breaking for O'Hara who fired just over. After that, the Buddies were able to see out the remaining few minutes relatively comfortable to take all three points.

Full-Time: St Mirren 1-0 Livingston

St Mirren: Hemming, Fraser, Gogic, Taylor (Dunne 72), McMenamin, Boyd-Munce (Bolton 87), O'Hara (c), Kiltie, Tanser, Mandron (Nahmani 87), Ayunga (Greive 60)
Subs Not Used: Urminsky, Small, Lennon, Flynn, Jamieson

Livingston: George, Devlin, Nottingham, Kelly (Parkes 64), Nouble, Holt, Pittman (Kelly 82), Shinnie (Sangare 64), Penrice (Brandon 90), Guthrie, Anderson
Subs Not Used: Hamilton, Welch-Hayes, Bradley, de Lucas, Lloyd

Referee: David Munro
Assistant Referee: Jonathan Bell
Assistant Referee: Craig Ferguson
Fourth Official: Matthew MacDermid
VAR: Greg Aitken

Attendance: 5,632

We are back in cinch Premiership action on Saturday as we host Livingston at The SMiSA Stadium. 

St Mirren vs Livingston
cinch Premiership
Venue: The SMiSA Stadium, Paisley
Date: Saturday 25th November 2023
Kick-off: 3pm

The match day officials for Saturday's match against Livingston are as follows:

Referee: David Munro
Assistant Referee: Jonathan Bell
Assistant Referee: Craig Ferguson
Fourth Official: Chris Fordyce
VAR: Greg Aitken
Assistant VAR: Andrew McWilliam

Match Details

The game kicks-off at 3pm and season tickets are valid for Saturday's match. Full instructions on how to download and use the Future Ticketing digital app can be found HERE.  

Turnstiles will open to supporters from 2pm. Supporters are advised to arrive early to avoid delays in getting into the stadium. 

The St Mirren Ticket Office is open on Saturday between 11am until just after kick-off. 

The match is all ticket – tickets will be on sale (subject to availability) UNTIL KICK-OFF. Tickets are on sale at the St Mirren Ticket Office and online at stmirren.com/matchtickets. The fastest and easiest way to buy tickets for the home end is online at stmirren.com/matchtickets. The West Stand Ticket Booth will open from 1:30pm. 

Livingston supporters can buy their tickets online at stmirren.com/awaysupporters.

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

Winter Warmer Initiative 

Following the phenomenal response of last year's winter warmer initiative, we will again be taking donations of winter clothing ahead of our Saturday's match.

Wheelie bins will be in place at each turnstile and all items will be distributed throughout Renfrewshire to those most in need. Your support of this initiative is greatly appreciated. 

Live Streaming

PPV is not available for this match due to broadcasting restrictions. 

International subscribers to St Mirren TV can still watch the match live as part of their subscription. While UK based subscribers can listen to audio commentary. 

50/50 

50/50 half-time tickets are on sale ahead of Saturday match.

Grab the winning feeling with tickets costing just £1 each with no limit on the amount of tickets you can purchase. To enter, simply click this link to purchase.

The draw will be made during the half-time interval on Saturday with the first prize winner receiving 50% of net proceeds. The second prize winner will receive a signed home shirt. Entries close at kick-off. 

Ticket Information

Car Parking

The club would like to remind supporters of parking restrictions in and around The SMiSA Stadium on matchdays. Please click here for the full update.

Please note that seasonal car park passes have now sold out but a limited amount of matchday parking is available on a first-come, first-serve basis for £5. 

Red Zone - South

For hospitality and home disabled supporters (subject to availability). 

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. Home disabled supporters in bays behind West Stand. Away disabled supporters in bays behind the dome. 

To enter/exit via Ferguslie Park Avenue.

Visitor Information