St Mirren will face Northampton Town at the SMiSA Stadium on Tuesday night following the cancellation of our match against Hartlepool United.

Tickets for the original Hartlepool match will be valid for Tuesday's match against the Cobblers, though anyone that would prefer a refund for the Hartlepool fixture can get one by contacting the ticket office. 

2022/23 St Mirren season ticket holders go FREE on Tuesday night with their season tickets activated for the match. 

Please note that season ticket holders should use the new bar code or QR code they received via email when purchasing their 2022/23 season ticket.

Season ticket holders should either print off the bar code or QR code from the email they received or scan from their mobiles at the turnstile. Last season's season tickets will NOT be valid and won't work at the turnstiles. 

Season ticket cards for the 2022/23 season will be posted out to season ticket holders in the coming weeks. 

Season ticket cards for the 2022/23 season will be posted out to season ticket holders in the coming weeks. Car Park pass holders for 2021/22 will be able to use their pass for Tuesday night’s match only with renewals for passes for the upcoming season becoming available from Monday 18th July. 

For non-season ticket holders, tickets will be priced at £10 for adults and £5 for concessions. Home tickets can be purchased at this LINK, while Northampton supporters should buy their tickets HERE. Please note that the match will not be streamed live. 

We would like to thank Northampton Town for taking on this match at such short notice as our preparations for the new season continue. 

Match Details

St Mirren v Northampton Town
Venue: The SMiSA Stadium
Date: Tuesday 5th July 2022
Kick-off: 7pm

Ticket Prices

Season Ticket Holders – FREE
Adult - £10
Concessions - £5

We regret to confirm that Tuesday night's match against Hartlepool United has been cancelled.

This comes after Hartlepool informed us this afternoon that due to unforeseen circumstances they cannot fulfil the fixture.

Clearly this is a disappointing situation that is outwith the club's control.

We apologise for any inconvenience this will cause. Anyone that purchased a ticket at the ticket office will have to visit the ticket office in person to receive their refund. Anyone that purchased a ticket online will have their refund processed in the coming days.  

St Mirren rounded off their training camp in Northern Ireland with a win over Linfield at Windsor Park. 

Alex Greive and Jonah Ayunga netted first-half goals as Stephen Robinson's men followed up Monday night's 3-0 win over Crusaders with victory over the NIFL Premiership champions. 

It took the Buddies just 90 seconds to hit the front when Greive capped off a well-worked move. The New Zealand international was on hand to knock Ayunga's ball across into the net from close-range. 

Linfield loanee Daniel Finlayson - who completed his temporary move from the Paisley Saints to Linfield last month - levelled for the home side on 19 minutes. The defender slotted home after being teed up by Stephen Fallon.

Saints re-took the lead on 37 minutes when Jonah Ayunga smashed home a stunning strike from inside the area. And the English forward could have notched his second three minutes later when he sent a free header over from close-range. 

It was Ayunga who came closest to extending Saints lead in the second-half. He showed great footwork to fashion the chance but cracked the effort off the bar with substitute Lewis Jamieson slamming the rebound wide. 

Trevor Carson made a big save in the dying minutes to deny Chris McKee and ensure Saints would go home with two wins in the bag. 

Full-Time: Linfield 1-2 St Mirren

St Mirren: Carson, Campbell (Dunne 46), Shaughnessy (c), Gallagher (Fraser 60), Strain (Tait 46), Erhahon (Taylor 70), O'Hara (Reid 70), Tanser (Flynn 60), Kiltie (Henderson 60), Greive (Jamieson 60), Ayunga (Offord 70)
Subs Not Used: Lyness, Urminsky

Linfield: Johns, Roscoe, Finlayson (Pepper 60), Hall (Devine 60), Shields (McClean 46), Trialist (Newberry 60), Mulgrew (Palmer 46), McDaid (McKee 60), Cooper (Millar 46), M. Clarke (A.Clarke 60), Fallon (Stewart 46)
Subs Not Used: Walsh, Archer

3000+ Season Tickets Sold – Win one of #OurStrips 

We are delighted to announce that we have sold 3000 season tickets and counting. We couldn’t have reached this milestone without the support of #OurFans so a big thank you to you all. Thanks also to SMiSA who have proposed to their members to purchase 30 season tickets to use within the community, and Kibble who have matched this by purchasing tickets for young people to attend all matches, we are well on the way to surpassing our 21/22 season ticket sales.

If you are still considering your season ticket purchase, then now is the time to buy and join fellow fans as we back #OurTeam. Our early bird pricing ends this weekend so please purchase your season ticket now to guarantee great savings.

As a thank you for you backing the club and purchasing your tickets, we will be selecting a season ticket holder at random from the 3000 that have already purchased, who will win one of our brand-new home strips.

The winner will be announced tomorrow so good luck!

We are grateful for the support that we have received for Help a Buddie and the £30 Voluntary Contribution to support the retention of the three stands, and we encourage you to donate if you are able, to allow us to welcome #OurCommunity to come and support the team when otherwise they may not have had the opportunity.

St Mirren began their pre-season schedule with a comfortable win over Crusaders at the Seaview Stadium. 

Lewis Jamieson and Mark O'Hara scored within four minutes of each other in the first-half to put St Mirren 2-0 ahead at the break. Kieran Offord then added a third 10 minutes into the second-half to round off a good night's work for Stephen Robinson's men.

The friendly formed the testimonial match for Crusaders' long-serving player Paul Heatley with the Saints squad forming a guard of honour for the 35-year-old.

Saints take part in a guard of honour for Crusaders' Paul Heatley in his testimonial

O'Hara almost put the Buddies in-front on seven minutes but saw his 20 yard strike crack off the post. Trevor Carson made a terrific one-handed stop just before the half hour mark with the Northern Ireland international at full-stretch to turn a Crusaders header away. 

Saints took the lead on 37 minutes when Jamieson showed great instincts to follow up and knock home after Fraser Taylor's initial strike was pushed into his path by goalkeeper Jonny Tuffey. Four minutes later St Mirren added a second when O'Hara headed in from close-range. 

Saints added a third on 55 minutes when Offord finished neatly beyond the Crusaders goalkeeper after a latching on to a brilliant pass from Jonah Ayunga.

Jamieson was unlucky not to grab his second on 78 minutes when he saw an effort come off the post and with five minutes remaining Greg Kiltie was denied by a good save from the Crusaders trialist goalkeeper. 

All in all it was a good night's work for Stephen Robinson's men with players getting vital minutes into their legs as well as number of young players given the opportunity to impress. 

Full-Time: Crusaders 0-3 St Mirren

First-half team: Carson, Strain, Gallagher, Kenny, Tait, Erhahon, Taylor, O'Hara, Jamieson, Henderson, Greive
Second-half team: Urminsky, Fraser, Campbell, Shaughnessy, Tanser, Flynn, Reid, Kiltie, Ayunga, Henderson, Offord

At St Mirren Football Club we are proud to call the town, the fans, the history, the colours and the community 'ours'. 

#OurStrip #OurTown

As a fan owned club, the local community and our supporters are at the heart of everything we do with members of SMiSA having the opportunity to vote on our strips for the upcoming season.

This includes the town that we are so proud to represent, Paisley. Paisley has a great history and this year we will represent that legacy with the iconic Paisley pattern detailed on the strip.

The Paisley pattern originated in India over 2000 years ago and became fashionable as a design on shawls in the 16th century. However, it wasn’t until the 19th century that Paisley was adopted as the modern name for the design. Our town became the leading producer of the Kashmir style shawls and the name became synonymous with Paisley. The first shawls woven in Paisley were made around 1808, and by 1850 there were over 7000 weavers in the town.

The design is used around the world in many leading fashion houses and now we are proud that our first team, women’s team and academies will be wearing it on the pitch while our fans wear it in the stands.

St Mirren are proud of our heritage within Paisley, and it is fitting that we represent the town through our strips.

#OurLegends

Over the years St Mirren has had the privilege of working with some legends on and off the pitch. Three of these iconic legends are Steven Thompson, Hugh Murray and Tony Fitzpatrick who between them boast over 1,100 appearances for the Saints.

We are proud to have them represent the club and give their support to the launch of the 2022/23 strips.

#OurSponsors

Digby Brown are sponsoring the strips for all teams for the 2022/23 season. Digby Brown align with our values, supporting and working with the local community is a fundamental part of their mission and we are proud to have them on #OurStrips.

#OurCommunity

We are working closely with the local community to engage more fans and visitors to the stadium in the 22/23 season. We are working with community groups and primary schools to introduce St Mirren to a new generation of supporters.

Retaining the three stands is the first step in our commitment to ensuring that we are encouraging and supporting future generations to support the team, support the local community and become proud to be part of #OurStMirren.

Pre-order yours now HERE

#OurStrip #OurTown #OurStMirren

Introducing our 2022/23 home kit inspired by #OurTown.

As chosen by our SMiSA members, our 2022/23 home kit pays homage to Paisley with the Paisley pattern incorporated in the design.

In-store availability will launch next week. 

Pre-order yours now HERE

St Mirren Football Club can confirm that Keanu Baccus has agreed a two-year deal with the club.

With clearance received from the Scottish Football Association, he will join up with Stephen Robinson’s squad once necessary visa approval is completed in Australia.

Keanu is a talented 24-year-old midfielder capped by Australia at U23 level.

The midfielder joined Western Sydney Wanderers during the 2014/15 season after spells in his youth at Parklea FC, Fairfield Hotspurs, Blacktown Spartans and Blacktown City.

In 2016/17, Keanu made his A-League debut for the Wanderers against Perth Glory.

Since then, he has gone on to make over 100 appearances in the A-League as well as featuring in the prestigious AFC Champions League.

Keanu has also been capped by Australia at U20 and U23 level – representing his country at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.

The club hopes that Keanu will be able to join the squad in Belfast as part of their pre-season camp.

St Mirren manager Stephen Robinson said: "Keanu will provide a real energy and quality to the team.

He’s a real athlete and gets about the pitch well. We believe he can go on to be a full Australian international.

"He’s young but he’ll bring a lot of good qualities and will enhance, not just our team, but the Scottish game."

There's still time to take advantage of our Early Bird pricing before it ends on Sunday 3rd July with full prices applying from Monday 4th July onwards. 

Early Bird season tickets provide a significant saving on walk-up prices and offer you the best value for money. With Early Bird prices, an adult in the Main or West Stands will save £40 on the cost of a full price season ticket or £161 on walk-up prices for every home league match next season. 

2022/23 Season Tickets are on full general sale so get yours now and be a part of #OurStMirren.

CLICK HERE FOR SEASON TICKET GENERAL SALE

The club would like to sincerely thank the almost 3,000 supporters that have bought their season ticket ahead of the 2022/23 season and given us such positive feedback on the process so far. Your support remains greatly appreciated and is never taken for granted.

Season Ticket Early Bird Prices

St Mirren Football Club is delighted to announce the signing of Scotland international Declan Gallagher on a two-year deal.

The 31-year-old defender joins Saints following his departure from fellow cinch Premiership side Aberdeen and becomes our sixth signing of the summer.

Declan joins Saints with a wealth of experience having made almost 400 career appearances and the club has beaten a host of clubs from Scotland and England to secure the signing of the Scotland international.

After beginning his youth career with Hamilton Academical and Celtic, Declan would go on to play for Clyde, Dundee and Livingston – playing a major role in the latter’s promotion to the Premiership in 2018.

Declan signed for Motherwell in 2019 and his impressive form for the Fir Park side saw him earn the first of his nine caps for the Scotland national team before moving on to Aberdeen in 2021. He would go on to make 23 appearances for the Dons during the 2021/22 season.

Declan will join up with the squad tomorrow ahead of their pre-season training camp in Northern Ireland.