Tickets for our cinch Premiership match away to Rangers on Saturday 15th April are on sale online for collection or postage. 

Tickets are also available in person at the St Mirren Ticket Office. 

Online orders made selecting standard post will be available up until 10am on Tuesday 11th April. Online orders for pick up will be available to purchase until 10am on Thursday 13th April and pick ups must be collected from the St Mirren Ticket Office by 12pm on Friday 14th April. There will be no sale of tickets on the day of the match. 

Rangers v St Mirren 
Competition: cinch Premiership
Date: Saturday 15th April 2023
Kick-off: 3pm
Venue: Ibrox Stadium

Rangers Ticket Info

Adults - £31
Concession* - £24
Junior** - £13

*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 - £18
Concessions - £14
Juniors - £9

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 travel through to Scotland's capital to face Hearts for the third time in 2023. 

The Buddies go into Saturday's match buoyed by a 3-0 win over Livingston at the SMiSA Stadium that saw Stephen Robinson's side move into fifth place in the cinch Premiership with three matches to go until the split. 

Hearts suffered a third league defeat in a row at the weekend when Robbie Neilson's men were beaten 2-1 by Kilmarnock at Rugby Park. That came off the back of away defeats to Aberdeen (0-3) and Celtic (1-3). Despite that, Hearts still remain in third place in the cinch Premiership - a point above Aberdeen in fourth and four points ahead of Saints. 

Match Details

Hearts v St Mirren
Competition: cinch Premiership
Date: Saturday 8th April 2023
Kick-off: 3pm
Venue: Tynecastle Park

Ticket Info

Our allocation of tickets for this match has sold out. The club had requested more tickets from Hearts but we were told this wouldn't be possible as the match is heading for a full sell out.  

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

Previous

Saints faced Hearts twice in the space of six days in January - drawing 1-1 at the SMiSA Stadium before a narrow 1-0 defeat to the Jambos at Tynecastle. 

Ryan Strain scored an early free-kick when Hearts visited the SMiSA Stadium, but despite numerous opportunities in the first-half, Saints couldn't find a second goal. Robert Snodgrass levelled for Hearts in the second-half to give Robbie Neilson's side a share of the spoils. 

It was another case of what could have been when St Mirren travelled to Tynecastle the following week. Again, Saints created a host of chances, but Barrie McKay scored the game's only goal to give the Jambos all the points. 

Ryan Strain celebrates after giving St Mirren the lead against Hearts in January (Image: Allan Picken) 

The officials

The referee on Saturday is Matthew MacDermid. He'll be assisted by David Roome and Paul O'Neill, while Chris Graham is fourth official.

The Virtual Assistant Referee (VAR) is Graham Grainger with Graham McNeillie the Assistant VAR. 

The St Mirren Ticket Office will be closed on Monday 10th April.

The Ticket Office opening hours next week will be between 10am-2pm on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. 

Tickets for our cinch Premiership match away to Hearts this weekend are sold out, but tickets for our trip to Ibrox on Saturday 15th April are available HERE.

An exciting opportunity has arisen within St Mirren Football Club. We are looking for a physiotherapist to work alongside our first-team and academy to join our ambitious team.

Reporting to Head of Medical, Gerry Docherty and Academy Director, Allan McManus, your role will see you provide the highest standard of evidence-based care, in line with the department's strategic plan.

You will provide effective Physiotherapy to the Under-18s squad and Youth Academy, while assisting the first-team when required as directed by the head of department and contribute to the overall success of the Medical and Football Science department.

The role will be on a full-time permanent basis. To download the job description please click HERE.

If you’re interested in this exciting & challenging role please send an up-to-date copy of your CV and cover letter to: keith.lasley@stmirren.com by Friday 7th April 2023. 

Interviews will be held at a date to be confirmed and only those invited to interview will receive return notification.

We have been shortlisted as a finalist in two categories at this year's Football Business Awards.

The club has been shortlisted in the following categories: 

Best Club Marketing Initiative - Non-Premier League

Best Football Community Scheme - Non-Premier League

Our nomination for Best Club Marketing Initiative comes following our successful 2022/23 away kit launch with DJ & St Mirren supporter Ewan McVicar and RPL Media, while our Best Football Community Scheme nomination follows our partnership work with Kibble young people, the winter warmer initiative in partnership with Kibble and Scottish Leather Group, Help a Buddie scheme, Primary School season tickets and our Street Stuff programme. 

The Awards take place on Friday 26th May at The Brewery in London. Click here to see the full list of categories and finalists.

We have a number of our players out on loan at clubs across Scotland. Here's a look at how some of them got on at the weekend. 

Jay Henderson only managed 11 minutes in Inverness Caledonian Thistle's 2-1 win over Morton in the cinch Premiership after picking up an ankle knock. Toyosi Olusanya was an unused substitute as Arbroath took a big step towards survival with a 2-0 win over Ayr United on Friday night. 

In cinch League One, Dean McMaster played the full 90 minutes for Airdrieonians as they picked up a big three points in a 1-0 win away to Alloa Athletic. That strengthened the Diamonds' promotion hopes as they sit five points clear of fifth place FC Edinburgh in the play-off spots. 

Gavin Gallagher played the full 90 minutes in a tough afternoon for Dalbeattie Star as they were beaten 6-0 at home to Cowdenbeath in the Lowland League. 

*Away end tickets for Saturday's match away to Hearts are now sold out. Thank you for your support.*

A limited number of tickets for Saturday’s match away to Hearts will be available online from 10am (Monday 3rd April).

Please note these will be the final remaining away allocation available to Saints supporters. We had requested further tickets from Hearts but with the game heading for a sell out no more were available. 

The manager gave his reaction following our 3-0 win over Livingston in the cinch Premiership.

Three first-half goals saw St Mirren pick up the points against Livingston and move into fifth place in the cinch Premiership.  

Tony Watt's first Saints goal came either side of two Mark O'Hara penalties as the Buddies moved back into a top six place at the expense of the visitors. It was a result that saw Stephen Robinson's men win their ninth home league match of the season - the first time we've done so in 36 years. 

Saints got off to the perfect start when we were awarded a penalty after a handball that occurred inside just 15 seconds from kick-off. It took a lengthy VAR check before referee John Beaton awarded the spot kick after checking the monitor. O'Hara stepped up and slammed home from 12 yards to put us ahead on five minutes. 

The Buddies bright start was rewarded further when Watt scored his first goal for St Mirren on 18 minutes to double our lead. The forward got on the end of a low ball from Curtis Main and rounded Livingston goalkeeper Shamal George to roll into the empty net. 

Tony Watt rounds Shamal George to score his first goal for Saints (Image: Allan Picken)

Saints passed up a huge chance to make it 3-0 just after the half-hour mark when Main sprang the offside trap and raced clear on goal. The forward had options in the middle but elected to try and chip George who managed to gather. But a third goal would come after we were awarded a second penalty for another handball on 41 minutes. O'Hara was on hand to score his 10th of the season to put us 3-0 in front. Saints thought they'd added a quick-fire fourth when Main knocked home Ryan Strain's free-kick two minutes later, but the offside flag denied the forward his seventh goal of the season. 

The visitors had two big opportunities to pull a goal back in the opening minutes of the second 45. A header from substitute Cristian Montano forced a terrific save from Trevor Carson before Livingston captain Nicky Devlin drilled inches wide of the far post. 

Strain almost added a sensational fourth for Saints on 50 minutes after nifty footwork from the Australian saw him fashion the space on the edge of the box to get the shot away, but the effort flashed just wide. Nouble should have reduced the deficit 10 minutes later though the forward blasted over the bar after outmuscling the Saints defence to go clear on goal. 

Saints saw the remainder of the game out comfortably to move back into the top six with three matches to go before the split. 

Full-Time: St Mirren 3-0 Livingston

St Mirren: Carson, Fraser, Shaughnessy (c), Dunne, Strain, Baccus (Flynn 68), Gogic, O'Hara (Kiltie 46), Small (Tanser 84), Watt (Greive 68), Main (Offord 90)
Subs Not Used: Urminsky, Gallagher, R.Taylor,  Jamieson

Livingston: George, Fitzwater, Boyes (Brandon 80), De Lucas, Devlin, Pittman (Kelly 62), Holt (Omeonga 46), Shinnie (Anderson 71), Penrice (Montano 46), Guthrie, Nouble
Subs Not Used: Hamilton, Bahamboula, Bradley

Referee: John Beaton 
Assistant Referee: Douglas Ross
Assistant Referee: Gordon Crawford
Fourth Official: Ross Hardie

Attendance: 5,984

April is Testicular Cancer Awareness Month.

We've donated the latest batch of Help a Buddie tickets to Cahonas Scotland - a Scottish Charity committed to raising awareness of the signs and symptoms of Testicular Cancer.

Paul McCaffery, Cahonas Scotland Community Engagement Officer, visited the SMiSA Stadium to collect the tickets and told stmirren.com: "These tickets benefit the charity in a significant way.

Not only does it help raise our profile with St Mirren Football Club but also the wider community. The recipient will have the opportunity to feel a positive action taken by their local club and experience a game day they might not have had this season."

About Cahonas Scotland

Cahonas are Scotland’s biggest testicular cancer charity, educating, creating awareness, eradicating embarrassment and stigma, and installing a new healthy habit that could one day save a life.

The organisation is on a mission to stamp out late detection of testicular cancer. It gives men the lowdown and educates them on the signs and symptoms of testicular cancer and empowers them to have the confidence to see a doctor if they notice any changes. Early detection means more effective treatment and the potential to save lives.

Founded by Ritchie Marshall in 2009, the charity’s main goal has been to fill the void in the education of young men in Scotland about testicular cancer. Cahonas Scotland grew from the recognition that although male cancer awareness was slowly growing, there was no real Scottish focus and their mission is to get testicular health on the agenda from an early age.

Paul told stmirren.com: "Our main mission remains the same, however through the hard work of our CEO Ritchie Marshall, the charity has evolved from a single employee to being able to take on a Community Engagement officer to further our goal to take away the stigma and embarrassment around testicular cancer."

What Cahonas Scotland do

Cahonas use their awareness talks to educate people about testicular health, influencing more open discussion regarding the subject.

Their talks help to promote monthly self-checks amongst men, and their visits to events, workplaces and education establishments help get the message out about the symptoms of testicular cancer and how to check for them.

Early detection means more effective treatment and Paul told us about the importance of regular checks and how Cahonas’ self-check guide can be lifesaving. 

In 2015 I was diagnosed with testicular cancer, so speaking from personal experience, it saves lives. That might sound grandiose, but I’m a cancer survivor because of Cahonas and Ritchie putting the self-check guide out all those years ago.

"We aim to continue to grow and have a real-world impact in Scotland. We want the conversation around testicular cancer to be encouraged and the information to be widely available.

"Our goal is to create a resource for all places of business, schools and wherever needs educational resources, to be made available, to help spread awareness and promote the importance of early detection through regular self checking."

To find out more about the Cahonas Scotland please visit Cahonas - The lowdown on testicular cancer. (cahonasscotland.org)

About Help a Buddie

Help a Buddie is our brand-new initiative where St Mirren supporters have the chance to purchase and donate a match ticket for those less fortunate.

The Help a Buddie scheme will continue to help benefit local community groups/organisations and those less fortunate supporters.

If you wish to purchase a Help a Buddie ticket please click HERE.