It's the 'battle of the Saints' on Saturday as St Mirren head to Perth to face St Johnstone in the Scottish Premiership.
St Mirren have taken seven points from their opening four matches - the best start to a top flight campaign since 2006.
Jim Goodwin's side have beaten both Livingston and Hamilton (1-0), while drew 1-1 with Ross County last weekend.
Meanwhile, St Johnstone have picked up four points from their opening five matches. Callum Davidson's men opened the season with a 1-1 draw away to Dundee United and grabbed three points away to Kilmarnock match day three when Michael O'Halloran's late goal gave the Perth side a 2-1 win.
St Johnstone come into the match having been edged out 1-0 in their previous two matches at home to Aberdeen and Hibernian.
Match Details
St Johnstone v St Mirren
Competition: Scottish Premiership
Kick-off: 3pm
Venue: McDiarmid Park
Can I watch the match?
International subscribers to St Mirren TV will be able to watch the match with live commentary from Daniel Bowers and Joe Shaughnessy.
Season ticket holders and UK & Ireland based St Mirren TV subscribers will be able to listen to live audio commentary on St Mirren TV or alternatively they can watch the match on St Johnstone's PPV for £17.50. Supporters will be able to listen to St Mirren commentary as part of St Johnstone's PPV offering.
Last season
St Mirren and St Johnstone met three times last season.
The Paisley Saints came out on top in the first meeting with Jon Obika netting his first St Mirren goal in a 2-0 win over the Perth side at St Mirren Park.
The two sides couldn't be separated in the next two fixtures drawing 0-0 at McDiarmid and St Mirren Park.
Manager's thoughts
"I've watched St Johnstone live twice and I've been really impressed with them.
"Myself and the analyst watched the rest of their matches on Wyscout but in terms of the two games I saw live on Sky - the Aberdeen and Hibs games - I thought they were really unfortunate to lose both games.
"Callum Davidson has them well organised, they have plenty of energy and they are a decent team.
"We've no new injuries, but Ilkay Durmus will come back into the squad after missing last week."
Who are the officials?
Kevin Clancy is referee for Saturday's match with Alan Mulvanny and Craig Ferguson as the linesmen. Kevin Graham is the fourth official.
