We have sold more than 6,000 tickets on the opening two days of sales for our Premier Sports Cup semi-final against Motherwell.

Tickets went on sale online on Tuesday as Saints get set to visit Hampden Park on Saturday 1st November. With an initial allocation of 10,000, tickets are still available for anyone wishing to attend the last four match against Motherwell. 

Match Details

Motherwell v St Mirren
Competition: Premier Sports Cup
Date: Saturday 1st November 2025
Kick-off: 5:30pm 
Venue: Hampden Park

St Mirren supporters will be housed in sections of the North, South and West Stands at Hampden Park. The West Stand singing section has now sold out!

The prices are as follows:

North and South Stand Lower
Adult - £36
Concession* - £19

West Stand
Adult - £30
Concession* - £15

*65 and over, U16.

Buying Tickets

The club has received an initial allocation of 10,000 tickets and these are available to purchase on stmirren.com/matchtickets from tomorrow afternoon. Tickets will be sold by stand, there will be no opportunity to purchase specific seats. 

Please note that all tickets will be distributed digitally via the Hampden Park Tickets app.  You can download the Hampden Park Tickets app via the Apple app store or Google Play. After purchasing your match tickets, it will be sent to you in the app around three days prior to the match. For more detailed information surrounding the app please click HERE. This is only a ticket app which will be used to manage your purchased tickets.There are no paper tickets available

Please ensure that all details submitted (email address, full name) are correct before purchasing your tickets as we are unable to edit an order once it has been placed. 

If you wish to sit together in groups, we would advise that one member of your party purchases all tickets and these can be transferred via the Hampden Park Tickets app. The singing section will be in the West Stand. Should you wish to purchase tickets for the singing section, please select 'West Stand Singing Section' when buying your ticket. 

Accessible Tickets

Ambulant, wheelchair and carer tickets are only available by visiting the St Mirren Ticket Office or calling on 0141 840 6130

Hospitality 

Enjoy our Premier Sports Cup semi-final in style with our Executive Away Day package. 

Our hospitality package will cost £140+VAT for adults and £100+VAT for children.

Guests will arrive at The SMiSA Stadium at 1pm where adults will be greeted with a glass of chilled Champagne on arrival before sitting down to enjoy a gourmet three-course meal served with wine. Executive coaches will then depart for Hampden Park at 4pm with transfers back to The SMiSA Stadium post-match. 

To reserve your package, please contact our Commercial Manager Campbell Kennedy direct on 0141-840-1337 or email commercial@stmirren.com

St Mirren B are in KDM Evolution Trophy action this weekend as the young Buddies take on Kelty Hearts at New Central Park on Saturday.

Led by Head of First Team Transition and Loan Pathways Peter Hartley, St Mirren B have picked up four points from their four matches so far and sit in 21st place in the League Phase which is currently enough for a place in the Round of 32. 

Tickets for Saturday's match are available online here. Tickets are priced at £10 for adults and £5 for concessions & under-16s. Under-12s go free with a paying adult. 

Kelty Hearts v St Mirren B
KDM Evolution Trophy
Venue: New Central Park
Date: Saturday 11th October 2025
Kick-off: 3pm

Tickets for our Premier Sports Cup semi-final will go on sale tomorrow (Tuesday 7th October) at 12 noon. St Mirren will face Motherwell at Hampden Park on Saturday 1st November 2025 in the last four.

Match Details

Motherwell v St Mirren
Competition: Premier Sports Cup
Date: Saturday 1st November 2025
Kick-off: 5:30pm 
Venue: Hampden Park

St Mirren supporters will be housed in sections of the North, South and West Stands at Hampden Park and the prices are as follows:

North and South Stand Lower
Adult - £36
Concession* - £19

West Stand and West Stand singing section
Adult - £30
Concession* - £15

*65 and over, U16.

Buying Tickets

The club has received an initial allocation of 10,000 tickets and these are available to purchase on stmirren.com/matchtickets from tomorrow afternoon. Tickets will be sold by stand, there will be no opportunity to purchase specific seats. 

Please note that all tickets will be distributed digitally via the Hampden Park Tickets app.  You can download the Hampden Park Tickets app via the Apple app store or Google Play. After purchasing your match tickets, it will be sent to you in the app around three days prior to the match. For more detailed information surrounding the app please click HERE. This is only a ticket app which will be used to manage your purchased tickets.There are no paper tickets available

Please ensure that all details submitted (email address, full name) are correct before purchasing your tickets as we are unable to edit an order once it has been placed. 

If you wish to sit together in groups, we would advise that one member of your party purchases all tickets and these can be transferred via the Hampden Park Tickets app. The singing section will be in the West Stand. Should you wish to purchase tickets for the singing section, please select 'West Stand Singing Section' when buying your ticket. 

Accessible Tickets

Ambulant, wheelchair and carer tickets are only available by visiting the St Mirren Ticket Office or calling on 0141 840 6130

Hospitality 

Enjoy our Premier Sports Cup semi-final in style with our Executive Away Day package. 

Our hospitality package will cost £140+VAT for adults and £100+VAT for children.

Guests will arrive at The SMiSA Stadium at 1pm where adults will be greeted with a glass of chilled Champagne on arrival before sitting down to enjoy a gourmet three-course meal served with wine. Executive coaches will then depart for Hampden Park at 4pm with transfers back to The SMiSA Stadium post-match. 

To reserve your package, please contact our Commercial Manager Campbell Kennedy direct on 0141-840-1337 or email commercial@stmirren.com

SMiSA has today launched The Way Forward, a bold new strategy designed to reinvigorate the organisation and strengthen their role as the custodians of St Mirren Football Club.

Since the success of the Buy the Buds campaign, which secured majority fan ownership of St Mirren in 2021 through the purchase of Gordon Scott’s shares, SMiSA has continued to evolve. Over the past year, they have been working closely with Club Board representatives and St Mirren COO Keith Lasley to shape the next stage of our journey.

This new strategy has also been shaped by the invaluable feedback they received from members during their consultation campaign in October 2024. The result is a vision that reflects the ambitions of our supporters while ensuring St Mirren continues to thrive as a competitive force in Scottish football.

You can also click here to download the strategy in PDF format.

SMiSA's Ambition: 3,000 Members in 2027

At the heart of The Way Forward is a clear and ambitious target: to grow SMiSA’s membership to 3,000 by October 2027, in time for St Mirren’s 150th Anniversary. Achieving this milestone will not only strengthen the voice of our supporters but also dramatically increase SMiSA's ability to support the club.

Find Out More

• The full The Way Forward strategy document can be accessed above for supporters to read in detail.
• Visit SMiSA's website by clicking HERE.
• Any queries can be sent to buildthebuds@smisa.net. A member of the SMiSA Board will respond directly, and your question may be added to the FAQ to help inform others.

St Mirren suffered just a second defeat of the season as we fell to a 2-0 loss away to Kilmarnock in the William Hill Premiership.

First-half goals from David Watson and Marcus Dackers were enough to see Saints leave Rugby Park empty handed on a blustery Ayrshire day. The Buddies had plenty of the ball as they tried to find a way to take something back to Paisley, but failed to make Kilmarnock goalkeeper Max Stryjek work on a disappointing afternoon.  

Manager Stephen Robinson named the same starting 11 as the side that defeated Dundee at The SMiSA Stadium last Saturday. That meant Alex Gogic one again skippered the side in the absence of the injured pair of Mark O'Hara and Marcus Fraser. Keanu Baccus shook off an injury to take a place on the bench, while Killian Phillips made his 50th appearance for the Saints.

Saints started the better of the two sides, seeing more of the ball and forcing a half chance on five minutes. Gogic got his head on a Declan John corner, but glanced wide of the far post. Jonah Ayunga was presented an opportunity when a Shamal George goal kick carried all the way to the Kenyan forward who managed to make his way into the box. He eventually got it under control before seeing his strike blocked by George Stanger. 

The hosts took the lead from nowhere with Watson breaking the deadlock on 27 minutes. The home side hadn't looked much of a threat but won the ball in the midfield with Greg Kiltie lifting a ball over the top for Bruce Anderson. The striker raced away from Richard King before forcing a strong one-handed save from George. But Watson was quickest to react to the loose ball, slamming into the net.

Kilmarnock added a second nine minutes later when Dackers found himself unmarked in the area to bullet home a header from James Brown cross.

Saints' day would almost be summed up by a VAR check for a penalty coming to nothing just before the interval. King's header looked like it may have come off Robbie Deas' arm and the game was briefly halted for a check. No penalty was given. 

The manager reacted to the first-half showing with a triple substitution at the interval with Baccus, Conor McMenamin and Dan Nlundulu replacing King, Roland Idowu and Mikael Mandron. 

But it was Kilmarnock who threatened to extend their lead after the restart with Dackers forcing a good save from the feet of George. Anderson's follow up was blocked before Dackers eventually fired wide.

Saints would make another two changes with Malik Dijksteel and Evan Mooney being introduced in place of Liam Donnelly and Ayunga. The Buddies continued to have the bulk of possession, but failed to create anything that would give them a route into the match. Kilmarnock substitute Djenairo Daniels passed up a big opportunity to add a third heading into the final 10 minutes of the match when he was found in plenty of space inside the area, but he fired well over. 

Full-Time: Kilmarnock 2-0 St Mirren

St Mirren: George, King (Baccus 46), Gogic (c), Freckleton, Richardson, Phillips, Donnelly (Dijksteel 64), Idowu (McMenamin 46), John, Ayunga (Mooney 64), Mandron (Nlundulu 46)
Subs: Mullen, Tanser, Taylor, Calvin

Kilmarnock: Stryjek, Brown (Brannan 90), Mayo, Stanger, Deas, Thompson, Polworth (Lyons 65), Watson (Magennis 90), Kiltie (McKenzie 81), Dackers, Anderson (Daniels 65)
Subs: Beach, Williams, Tiffoney, Schilte-Brown

Referee: Nick Walsh
AR1: Ross Macleod
AR2: Brian Christie
Fourth Official: Daniel graves
VAR: Andrew Dallas

Attendance: 5,399 (861 St Mirren supporters)

Stephen Robinson has named an unchanged starting line-up for this afternoon's William Hill Premiership match away to Kilmarnock. 

Alex Gogic captains the side again in the absence of Mark O'Hara and Marcus Fraser. Keanu Baccus has recovered from an injury that kept him out of last weekend's win over Dundee, but he's only fit enough for a place on the substitutes bench. After scoring the winner last week, Killian Phillips makes his 50th St Mirren appearance this afternoon. 

Keanu Baccus returns to the squad after injury

Kilmarnock also named an unchanged 11 after they defeated Dundee United 2-0 in the William Hill Premiership last weekend. 

St Mirren: George, King, Gogic (c), Freckleton, Richardson, Phillips, Donnelly, Idowu, John, Ayunga, Mandron
Subs: Mullen, Tanser, Taylor, Baccus, McMenamin, Dijksteel, Calvin, Mooney, Nlundulu

Kilmarnock: Stryjek, Brown, Mayo, Stanger, Deas, Thompson, Polworth, Watson, Kiltie, Dackers, Anderson
Subs: Beach, Williams, McKenzie, Lyons, Magennis, Tiffoney, Schilte-Brown, Brannan, Daniels

Stephen Robinson says that Saints' recent Premier Sports Cup victory over Kilmarnock will have no bearing on tomorrow afternoon's trip to Rugby Park. 

The Buddies defeated the Ayrshire side 5-3 on penalties after the two couldn't be separated following 120 minutes of action two weeks ago. 

But the gaffer has stressed that there's little between the sides as they get set to meet again, this time in William Hill Premiership action. 

"We go to Kilmarnock tomorrow and we know there’s nothing between the sides. There was nothing between us in the cup and nothing between us in the last two seasons. We know we have to do the same things time and time again.

Good teams do the simple things better than others and they continually do it. That’s what we have to reiterate."

"Stuart's [Kettlewell] done very well. They've got that cup game out their system with a fantastic result at Dundee United which is a difficult place to go to. I think it will be who comes out best on the day. 

"We have to do the simple things better than them and if we can get a result there then we'll put it down as a very good start."

Saints travel to Kilmarnock on the back of a 1-0 win over Dundee at The SMiSA Stadium that moved the Buddies to third place in the William Hill Premiership and extended their unbeaten run in all competitions to seven matches. 

The key to that good start, the manager says, has been a defensive solidity that has seen Saints concede the second fewest goals in the league this season.

"I think it’s been a really good start," he said. "We’re seven unbeaten and I think we’ve lost one game in 18.

"As a manager and staff we’re really pleased with what we’ve got but we feel we could have more points.

"A couple of the decisions we’ve made could have went better for us but when we look on paper, we had a really, really difficult start and people said we would struggle. We haven’t. We’ve shown we can compete with everybody in this league and we’re in the semi-final of a cup.

"But that’s where you have to be very careful. You can’t let any complacency set in, you can’t think it’ll automatically happen and you’ll turn up and win football matches.

Everything's built on solidity. If you're hard to break down and you're hard to beat, then it's a good starting point."

"We've made numerous changes. The goalkeeper, Shamal [George], has come in and been fantastic for us.

"We've created real assets in Jayden Richardson, Richard King – who'll go to the World Cup – Miguel Freckleton, added with the guys who were already there. The new players have settled in really well.

"I believe there's so much more to come from them. They're just getting their confidence."

The manager also gave an update on injured trio Mark O'Hara, Marcus Fraser and Keanu Baccus who all missed out last week. 

"Marcus has made brilliant progress as we thought he'd be a real long one so credit to the medical staff. He's back running but won't be available for tomorrow. 

"Mark has had an injection in his foot and it's a little bit slower but we're hopeful he'll be fit for after the international break. 

"Keanu has surprised all of us. He's had his scan and we were a little bit wary of it. He may join in little bits and pieces of training and we'll see how he reacts to that before making a decision."

Mark O'Hara and Marcus Fraser are back running but won't feature tomorrow

Saints are on the road in the William Hill Premiership as we face Kilmarnock at Rugby Park.

The Buddies face Stuart Kettlewell's side in Ayrshire just two weeks after our Premier Sports Cup triumph over Killie. 

Match Details

Kilmarnock v St Mirren
Competition: William Hill Premiership
Date: Saturday 4th October 2025
Kick-off: 3pm
Venue: The BBSP Stadium, Rugby Park

Ticket Info

Tickets for Saturday's match are on sale online. Tickets are priced at £27 for adults, £22 for concessions, £15 for U18s and £10 for U16s. St Mirren supporters will be housed in the Chadwick Stand. 

To purchase ambulant and carer tickets please contact the Kilmarnock ticketing team directly. To reserve wheelchair accessible and carer tickets please contact Kilmarnock's disabled supporters' representatives direct. 

Click HERE for full ticket information. 

Supporter Info

• There is NO available space for parking cars or supporter buses within the stadium boundary. Supporter buses should park in Burnside Street (KA1 4EU) or Holmquarry Road (KA1 4DA), Kilmarnock resulting in a short 10 minute walk to the stadium.
• Please note that there are roadworks with temporary traffic lights on Dundonald Road so please remember this when travelling but it should not impact those supporters coming of the bypass towards the stadium.
• Plenty of on street parking, for cars, is available in the vicinity of the stadium but Kilmarnock FC would ask all supporters to be mindful of their neighbours.
• Turnstiles will open 2pm and we will be housed in the Chadwick Stand. Please sit in allocated seats.
• Kiosks are card payments only. There is no cash facility.
• Flags should be within regulations and must have a fire certificate. No offensive or political flags will be allowed. Flags can be laid across any empty seats in the lower tier and the stewards will facilitate this.
• One small megaphone and one extendable pole will be in trial use for this game.
• No balaclavas or face coverings will be allowed. Strictly no pyro. 
• No bags bigger than A4 allowed.
• No surfing banners allowed.
• Searching will be in place and drum will be searched.
• Any inebriated fans will not be allowed to enter the stadium.
• St Mirren fans will be made welcome in the Park Hotel (adjacent to the stadium) prior to and after the match. The hotel can be very busy on a match day and there are various events taking place within. The hotel car park is strictly for hotel patrons only.
• There are a number of other local establishments (within walking distance) who will welcome visiting fans e.g. Kadekoi Bar (KA1 2QS), First Edition (KA1 1HA), The Garage Leisure Complex (KA1 2DD), Wheatshef Inn (KA1 1JG), Saltire Bar (KA1 2AH), Burns Inn (KA1 2DQ).

How to Follow

If you can't make the match on Saturday you can follow the action with updates on our X page.

International subscribers to St Mirren TV can watch the match live on tv.stmirren.com as part of their subscription, with live audio coverage for UK based subscribers.

St Mirren face Kilmarnock at Rugby Park in our final match before the October international break. 

It's a quick return to Ayrshire for Stephen Robinson and his men following our Premier Sports Cup quarter-final victory at Rugby Park a little under two weeks ago. 

Match Details

Kilmarnock v St Mirren
Competition: William Hill Premiership
Date: Saturday 4th October 2025
Kick-off: 3pm 
Venue: Rugby Park

Tickets

Tickets for Saturday's match are on sale online. Tickets are priced at £27 for adults, £22 for concessions, £15 for U18s and £10 for U16s. St Mirren supporters will be housed in the Chadwick Stand.

Click HERE for full ticket information. 

Form

Saturday's 1-0 win over Dundee saw St Mirren make it two victories on the bounce in the William Hill Premiership. Killian Phillips' fifth goal of the season gave Saints all three points and saw Stephen Robinson's men move into third place in the league. 

The Buddies prevailed on penalties when we visited Rugby Park in the Premier Sports Cup less than two weeks ago. A 2-2 draw after 90 minutes saw the game go to extra-time and penalties with Saints coming out on top. 

Stephen Robinson's side are unbeaten in their last seven matches in all competitions and have lost just one of their last 18 matches. 

Kilmarnock picked up their first William Hill Premiership victory of the season last weekend after an impressive 2-0 win away to Dundee United. Goals from Bruce Anderson and Robbie Deas saw Stuart Kettlewell's side pick up three points at Tannadice. 

Killie's first Premiership win sees them sit two points behind Saints in the table. Despite just one win, they have drawn four of their league matches this season with their solitary defeat, like Saints, coming against Celtic. 

St Mirren celebrate penalty shoot-out win over Kilmarnock (Image: Allan Picken)

The Officials

The referee on Saturday is Nick Walsh. Andrew Dallas is the VAR.

We are looking for part-time bar and waiting staff for our busy hospitality areas on matchday and weekend functions. 

Job: Hospitality and Functions

Location: The SMiSA Stadium
Job Type: Part-Time

Hours: Flexible, weekend working
Salary: Hourly rate of pay is the living wage
Reports To: Commercial Manager

Job Summary:

We are looking for part-time bar and waiting staff for our busy hospitality areas on matchday and weekend functions. We are looking for enthusiastic, confident and hard-working people who can work flexible shifts. Ideal candidates will have experience in the hospitality trade and be available to work most weekends. 

To apply, please email your CV and cover letter to commercial@stmirren.com. The closing date for applications is Friday 10th October 2025.