Join us on Thursday 2nd April at 9am for St Mirren Business Club.
Start your morning with engaging networking opportunities, hear from our guest speaker, and connect with a variety of sponsors and guests.
You’ll also enjoy a selection of tea, coffee, breakfast rolls and other refreshments.
For more information or to register attendance, please contact events@stmirren.com.
Tickets for our Scottish Gas Scottish Cup semi-final against Celtic are now on sale to supporters with a previous purchase history at the St Mirren Ticket Office and online.
Season ticket holders had until midnight on Sunday 29th March to secure their tickets before they became available to supporters with a previous purchase history. Season ticket holders and those with a previous purchase history can buy up to four tickets for the match at Barclays Hampden.
St Mirren supporters will be housed in sections of the South and West Stands. The singing section will be in the West Stand section A4.
Accessible (Ambulant/Wheelchair) and carer tickets are now available to purchase online for the first time. Wheelchair and carer seating is located within designated areas across the South and West Stands. Ambulant supporters are seated in the South Stand (P1), rows C–E. (P3), rows C-E. Please note that these areas are strictly reserved for ambulant supporters and their carers only. Any friends or family members attending will need to select seats in row F or above.
Tickets will be issued in digital format through the Hampden Park Ticket app, with full pricing details set out below.
| Adult | Concession | |
| South Lower | £42 | £22 |
| South Upper | £42 | £22 |
| West | £32 | £17 |
| West (Reduced View) | £29 | £14 |
| South (Wheelchair & PA) | £18 | £11 |
| South (Ambulant) | £18 | £11 |
| West (Wheelchair & PA) | £13 | £11 |
St Mirren Football Club can today announce that Craig McLeish will continue to lead the club as interim manager until the end of the season.
Craig, alongside Jamie Langfield, Allan McManus and Marc Kelly, has impressed since taking on the interim position earlier this month and led us to a 2-1 victory away to Falkirk prior to the international break.
Following a thorough managerial search, the Board of Directors and Chief Operating Officer Keith Lasley have concluded that maintaining our current interim coaching team gives us the best possible opportunity of a strong finish to the season.
We are pleased to confirm that former St Mirren player Stuart Taylor has joined the club to strengthen the interim group. Stuart will support Craig, Jamie, Allan and Marc as part of our coaching team until the end of the season.
Stuart began his playing career at Saints and subsequently made 90 appearances for the Buddies during a six-year stay at the club. Since retiring as a player in 2009, the 51-year-old has enjoyed an extensive coaching career, working alongside Paul Lambert at Aston Villa, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Stoke City and Ipswich Town.
Most recently, Stuart was assistant to Tony Docherty at Dundee where they secured a top six finish in their first season in charge, before retaining the Dark Blues’ place in the William Hill Premiership last season.
Interim manager Craig McLeish told stmirren.com: “I'm delighted to be given the opportunity to lead the group for the rest of the season.
"I think we've made a positive impact on the group and I'm grateful to Keith and the board for giving me the opportunity to continue that and to help try to pull us out of the situation that we're in.
We've got a lot of big games to look forward to, including the cup semi-final, and I can't wait to take part in that opportunity as well.
On the appointment of Stuart as interim assistant, Craig added: "We spoke to a number of different people and Stuart ticked all the boxes with his level of experience.
"He’s been down in the English Premier League, has managed himself, is very good on the grass and on the coaching pitch, and is ultimately a really good person and good about the place.
"Everyone I spoke to spoke really highly of him. We had a really good conversation on the phone along with Keith and he was so enthusiastic about it and excited about the opportunity from his point of view.
"We'll get back to work again on Monday, preparing for the Aberdeen game. We've got lots of big moments coming up and we just have to focus on our day-to-day work and keep preparing the team as best we possibly can."
New interim assistant Stuart Taylor said: "I'm delighted to be back at the football club.
"I started my playing career her"e when I left school, so it's a club that means a lot to me. It has real passionate supporters that follow the club week in week out, so I'm looking forward to getting back in there on matchdays and being part of that atmosphere.
"We’ve got a strong squad of players at this moment in time, so looking to have a really fantastic end to the season and I’m looking forward to working with the lads.
I'm really looking forward to working with the staff also. I'm quite sure we'll bang our heads together and have loads of conversations about the best way to go and win games and get the right performances.
It’s a massive push from now until the end of the season. Players, supporters, staff all in it together and looking to go and get and win as many games as possible."
Stuart Taylor will join as interim assistant until the end of the season (Image: Kenny Ramsay)
St Mirren Chairman John Needham added: "I’m absolutely delighted we’ve reached agreement with Craig, Jamie, Allan and Marc to lead us through these vital league and cup games in the coming weeks. It’s also great to welcome Stuart back to the club. I’m sure his experience will prove invaluable.
"As a Board, along with Keith, we took time to assess all of the options available. In particular we looked at the how the players have reacted in the past two games and how Craig has impressed as interim manager.
I’d ask our fans to get right behind the interim management team and the players for the remaining games of the season. Their support will be crucial in helping us move up the league and as we attempt to get to another cup final."
St Mirren Chief Operating Officer Keith Lasley said: "I’m delighted that, following a thorough and considered process, it was the unanimous decision of myself and the Board to appoint Craig to lead the team through to the end of the season.
Craig has shown real leadership in recent weeks, and with the support of Jamie, Allan, Marc and our new arrival Stuart, we have a strong and experienced group in place to drive the team forward.
"Stuart brings with him a wealth of coaching experience as well as excellent knowledge of the Scottish Premiership and what is required between now and the end of the season.
"We’ll give Craig, the coaching staff and the players our full backing as we aim to finish the league campaign strongly and look forward to returning to Hampden as we push to reach another national cup final.”
Our charity partners Home-Start Renfrewshire and Inverclyde are once again hosting an Easter Egg appeal for 2026.
Your support over the last few years has been greatly appreciated and has helped Home-Start support over 400 children across our community.
If you’re able to donate an Easter egg, big or small, it will make a huge difference to a local family. Thank you for helping Home-Start spread joy, one egg at a time.
Donations can be dropped at Home-Start Renfrewshire and Inverclyde's offices between 9am-4pm Monday to Friday or at The SMiSA Stadium.
Renfrewshire – St James House, 25 St James Street, Paisley, PA3 2HQ
Inverclyde – Clarence House, 7 Hood Street, Greenock, PA15 1YQ
The SMiSA Stadium reception - Greenhill Road, Paisley, PA3 1RU
Prefer to donate online? You can give through Home-Start's Localgiving page, and Home-Start will purchase eggs on your behalf.
St Mirren Football Club is proud to announce significant progress in its ongoing commitment to accessibility and inclusion. Working in partnership with local charity I Am Me Scotland, the club is set to become the first officially recognised Disability Friendly football club in the country.
This achievement follows an independent accessibility review carried out with invaluable support from St Mirren fans. The review identified a number of improvements to enhance access and inclusion across the club. Since then, I Am Me Scotland has continued to support the newly formed St Mirren Disabled Supporters Association (SMDSA) as members begin implementing the report’s recommendations.
As part of this collaborative approach, SMDSA and I Am Me Scotland will host bi‑monthly drop‑in sessions at The SMiSA Stadium, offering all supporters the chance to share ideas and play an active role in shaping accessibility across the club.
The first session will take place on Friday 27th March at 1pm, with a focus on developing a new Guide Dog and Assistance Dog Policy for use across the stadium. Members of the SMDSA Board will also introduce their roles, gather feedback on priorities for future meetings, and welcome disabled supporters interested in joining and strengthening the group’s voice within St Mirren FC.
St Mirren FC remains committed to ensuring every supporter has the opportunity to help make the club as accessible, inclusive, and welcoming as possible.
Supporters wishing to attend the drop‑in session are invited to contact the I Am Me Scotland team at: iamme@renfrewshire.gov.uk
St Mirren came from behind to defeat Falkirk 2-1 and claim a first William Hill Premiership victory away from home since September.
Goals from Miguel Freckleton and Liam Donnelly saw the Buddies pick up a first league victory on the road since defeating the Bairns by the same scoreline over five months ago.
Interim manager Craig McLeish made two changes from the side that were edged out by Rangers at The SMiSA Stadium last weekend. That saw Allan Campbell handed his first start, while forward Jake Young came in from the beginning. They replaced Richard King and Jayden Richardson who dropped to the bench.
A bright start saw Killian Phillips drag an effort wide from distance on 13 minutes after brilliant work from Jacob Devaney to win the ball in the middle of the park.
But Saints fell behind two minutes later and it was self-inflicted. Freckleton's attempted back pass was pounced upon by Dylan Tait. It was fed to in-form Barney Stewart who took it first time to slam beyond Shamal George.
Freckleton redeemed himself three minutes later as he got Saints back on level terms. The defender rose the highest to bullet home Scott Tanser's corner kick and restore parity.
Miguel Freckleton scores equaliser (Image: Allan Picken)
The hosts twice came close to regaining the lead as the match headed towards the final 10 minutes of the first-half. Donnelly made a vital interception that would deny Calvin Miller a big opportunity to fire Falkirk back in front. Four minutes later, there was a huge let-off when Stewart met Ben Broggio cross at the back post and crashed a header off the upright from close-range.
Falkirk were in the ascendancy after the restart, but it was Saints who would get themselves in front. O'Hara was fouled on the right-hand side, close to the Falkirk box. The skipper swung the free-kick in where it met the head of Donnelly who found the far corner of the net with his first goal for the Buddies.
Liam Donnelly scores the winner for Saints (Image: Allan Picken)
Saints pressed for a quick fire third and weren't too far away on two occasions within the space of a minute. Nlundulu drove forward after Saints won the ball back from Falkirk after the kick-off. The striker struck from distance, but he low effort flew just wide of the left-hand post. Substitute Jonah Ayunga was denied moments later after coming in from the right-hand side. Falkirk goalkeeper Scott Bain stood tall at his near post to block.
Falkirk, who knew a point who guarantee their top six position, pressed for an equaliser heading into the final 10 minutes. Shamal George made a huge save on 82 minutes to claw away an effort from Filip Lissah after the loanee had got in behind the Saints defence. A brilliant bit of defending from Gogic stopped Stewart going one-on-one in the final minutes with the Buddies seeing the game out to pick up a vital three points heading into the international break.
Full-Time: Falkirk 1-2 St Mirren
Craig McLeish applauds the St Mirren support (Image: Allan Picken)
St Mirren: George, Donnelly, Gogic, Freckleton, O'Hara (c), Phillips, Devaney (Richardson 80), Campbell, Tanser (John 57), Young (Ayunga 57), Nlundulu (Mandron 75)
Subs: Mullen, King, McMenamin, Falconer, Idowu
Falkirk: Bain, McCann, Donaldson (c), Neilson, Lissah, Spencer, Tait (Cartwright 82), Yeats (Ross 69), Miller, Broggio (Graham 82), Stewart (Oliver 88)
Subs: Hogarth, Adams, Allan, Brown, Hart
Referee: Ross Hardie
AR1: David Roome
AR2: Gordon McCabe
Fourth Official: Josh Hay
VAR: Greg Aitken
Attendance: 7,526
Interim manager Craig McLeish has made two changes to the his starting line-up for today's trip to Falkirk.
Allan Campbell and Jake Young come in from the start in place of Jayden Richardson and Richard King who drop to the bench. It's Campbell's first start for Saints after joining the club in January.
Declan John, Conor McMenamin and Mikael Mandron all return to the squad after missing out over the past few weeks with respective injury issues.
Jake Young returns to the starting line-up
St Mirren: George, Donnelly, Gogic, Freckleton, O'Hara (c), Phillips, Devaney, Campbell, Tanser, Young, Nlundulu
Subs: Mullen, Richardson, King, John, McMenamin, Falconer, Idowu, Ayunga, Mandron
Falkirk: Bain, McCann, Donaldson (c), Neilson, Lissah, Spencer, Tait, Yeats, Miller, Broggio, Stewart
Subs: Hogarth, Adams, Graham, Cartwright, Oliver, Allan, Ross, Brown, Hart
Referee: Ross Hardie
VAR: Greg Aitken
Tickets for our Scottish Gas Scottish Cup semi-final against Celtic are now on sale to season ticket holders online.
We have received an allocation of up to 12,000 tickets from the Scottish FA and season ticket holders will be able to purchase up to four tickets per season ticket.
Season ticket holders will have until 2pm on Friday 27th March at the St Mirren Ticket Office, and until midnight on Sunday 29th March online, to secure their tickets for the match at Barclays Hampden. Supporters with a previous purchase history from St Mirren will be able to buy tickets from 10am on Monday 30th March.
While clubs were in discussions with the Scottish FA to try and suppress ticket prices, the Scottish FA have informed us that ticket prices had been frozen for the previous two years and a rise of £2 was required due to increased matchday costs.
St Mirren supporters will be housed in sections of the South and West Stands.
Accessible (Ambulant/Wheelchair) and carer tickets are now available to purchase online for the first time. Wheelchair and carer seating is located within designated areas across the South and West Stands. Ambulant supporters are seated in the South Stand (P1), rows C–E. (P3), rows C-E. Please note that these areas are strictly reserved for ambulant supporters and their carers only. Any friends or family members attending will need to select seats in row F or above.
The singing section will be in the West Stand section A4. Tickets will be issued in digital format through the Hampden Park Ticket app, with full pricing details set out below.
| Adult | Concession | |
| South Lower | £42 | £22 |
| South Upper | £42 | £22 |
| West | £32 | £17 |
| West (Reduced View) | £29 | £14 |
| South (Wheelchair & PA) | £18 | £11 |
| South (Ambulant) | £18 | £11 |
| West (Wheelchair & PA) | £13 | £11 |
Saints make the journey through to Falkirk on Saturday ahead of the final international break of the season.
Match Details
Falkirk v St Mirren
Competition: William Hill Premiership
Date: Saturday 21st March 2026
Kick-off: 3pm
Venue: The Falkirk Stadium
As always, supporters are encouraged to keep up to date with any relevant travel information via the following link: Traffic Scotland. If travelling by train please check your journey before travel by using the Journey Planner or the ScotRail app.
Supporters should be aware that there are works ongoing at the Balfour Beatty site near the vicinity of The Falkirk Stadium. Supporters should also be mindful of major bridge refurbishment on the M8 at Junction 26 (Hillington Interchange) causing delays. As always, please plan your journey accordingly.
Car parking is available at The Falkirk Stadium at a cost of £5 per car. St Mirren supporters can park behind the North Stand. There is no charge for buses.
The car park area behind the North Stand will be divided into home and away parking. St Mirren supporters will be able to park at the East side of the North Stand. Please be aware that parking in any of the electric car charging bays in The Falkirk Stadium car park without an electric vehicle could result in a fine.
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.
Join us on Thursday 2nd April at 9am for St Mirren Business Club.
Start your morning with engaging networking opportunities, hear from our guest speaker, and connect with a variety of sponsors and guests.
You’ll also enjoy a selection of tea, coffee, breakfast rolls and other refreshments.
For more information or to register attendance, please contact events@stmirren.com.
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