St Mirren earn a last gasp point away to Aberdeen, thanks to a 99th min equaliser from Richard King.

The Dons scored late on themselves, after Lazetic scored a brace from the bench put them 3-2 in the 85th min, but Jamaican International Richard King came off the bench to rescue a point for St Mirren.

St Mirren were looking to end their seven league match winless run against the Dons. Aberdeen were hoping to continue their fine form, which saw them have a six game undefeated run with three wins.

St Mirren have won nine of the last 16 meetings between the two sides, whilst also winning three out of the last five matches at Pittodrie.

The Buddies made three changes from their defeat to Dundee with Scott Tanser, Fraser Taylor and Jonah Ayunga replacing the injured Declan John, Conor McMenamin and Dan Nlundulu. Mark O’Hara missed out with a foot injury.

For Aberdeen they made four changes from their win away to Livingston. In came Alexander Jensen, Dante Polvara, Tobi Keskinen and Kevin Nisbet for club captain Graeme Shinnie, Sivert Heltne Nilsen, Jesper Karlsson and Marko Lazetic. Tobers missed the game with a knee injury.

Stephen Robinson’s side got the match underway but it was Aberdeen who got the first chance of the match. Armstrong combined for a one two with Aouchiche on the left hand side, gave the ball to Keskinen on the edge of the box, whos strike had George rooted and hit the post. The ball was crossed into Nisbet, with his header going straight into the hands of George.

Jimmy Thelin’s side pushed for an opener and nearly had it again through Nisbet. Armstrong’s corner was a deep one, he found Nisbet, who peeled away from his man but volleyed wide.

St Mirren had a chance of their own moments later. A Baccus long throw found its way to Mandron and after some confusion in the box his shot went wide. Taylor was booked afterwards for a foul on Polvara, who later went down with a knee injury but was ok to continue.

Tanser thought that he had his first goal of the season to give St Mirren the lead. Taylor crossed ball into the wingback, Tanser got up high, went to win a second header and was judged to have impeded Mitov. He put the ball into the back of the net but was ruled out.

Aberdeen came back down the left. Armstrong was able to cut inside and forced George to save the shot to his lower right.

George sent the ball long to Ayunga, who flicked the ball to his strike partner Mandron. Mandron’s half volley was hit hard but was pushed away by Mitov, as it ended in the first half 0-0.

Aberdeen got the sides started in the second half and St Mirren were awarded their first penalty of the season. Taylor’s free kick was crossed into the box and handled by Knoester. After a lengthy VAR check Steven McLean awarded a penalty. Fraser stepped up and slotted it bottom left with Mitov diving the wrong way for his first goal of the season.

Thelin responded by bringing on Karlsson for Jensen and he nearly had an immediate impact. Keskinen’s low cross found the substitute just inside the box. His low driven strike looked to be going in, but a terrific block from Freckleton kept it out, before Aouchiche smashed the ball over the bar.

Aberdeen kept knocking on St Mirren’s door. After a cross from Lobban the ball found its way to Armstrong. George caught his lay off to Polvara. Lazetic was then introduced for Aouchiche.

Aberdeen got their equaliser through Polvara. An Armstrong corner was headed towards goal from Lazetic. Mandron cleared the ball off the line but it fell to Polvara who smashed it past George.

The Dons took the lead minutes later. Karlsson had a vicious moving strike that was spilt by George. Lazetic was the quickest to react, and after a brief VAR check for offside the goal was given.

Stephen Robinson responded by taking off Taylor, Tanser, Baccus Richardson and Mandron for King, McMenamin, Donnelly, Nlundulu and Mooney.

The Buddies got their equaliser through Ayunga. A long punt form Freckleton up the pitch saw Ayunga dispossess Milne, his shot went straight through Mitov and St Mirren were level.

The hosts thought they had all three points after a late goal from Lazetic. Armstrong’s cross from the left hand side was caressed in from the substitute to get his third goal in two games against the Buddies. Molloy and Nilsen then replaced Armstrong and Keskinen.

St Mirren kept pushing and eventually got their reward through substitute King. Fellow substitute McMenamin’s cross from the left hand side found the head of King, who leapt the highest and powered it past Mitov to earn St Mirren a point on the road.

Full-Time: Aberdeen 3-3 St Mirren

St Mirren: George, Fraser (c), Gogic, Freckleton, Richardson (McMenamin 78), Phillips, Baccus (Nlundulu 78), Taylor (Donnelly 78), Tanser (King 78), Ayunga, Mandron (Mooney 80)
Subs: Mullen, Sobowale, Idowu, Dijksteel

Aberdeen: Mitov, Lobban, Devlin (c), Knoester, Milne, Jensen (Karlsson 59), Aouchiche (Lazetic 68), Polvara, Armstrong (Molloy 89), Keskinen (Nilsen 89), Nisbet
Subs: Suman, Shinnie, Clarkson, Bilalovic, Kjartansson

Referee: Steven McLean
AR1: Alastair Mather
AR2: Steven Traynor
Fourth Official: George Calder
VAR: Kevin Clancy

St Mirren manager Stephen Robinson has made three changes to his side for tonight's William Hill Premiership match against Aberdeen. 

Fraser Taylor, Scott Tanser and Jonah Ayunga come in for Conor McMenamin, Declan John and Dan Nlundulu.

Declan John is out following his injury against Dundee, while Mark O'Hara is still not available with a foot injury. However, the manager hopes the pair could be available for this weekend's match at home to Dundee United. 

Kick-off at Pittodrie is at 7:45pm. 

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

Aberdeen: Mitov, Lobban, Devlin (c), Knoester, Milne, Jensen, Aouchiche, Polvara, Armstrong, Keskinen, Nisbet
Subs: Suman, Shinnie, Heltne Nilsen, Clarkson, Bilalovic, Karlsson, Molloy, Lazetic, Kjartansson

St Mirren kick off December with a midweek trip on the road as we take on Aberdeen at Pittodrie.

Match Details

Aberdeen v St Mirren
Competition: William Hill Premiership
Date: Wednesday 3rd December 2025
Kick-off: 7:45pm
Venue: Pittodrie Stadium

Ticket Info

All tickets ordered for collection MUST be collected from the St Mirren Ticket Office by 12 noon on Wednesday 3rd December. 

Please note this is a paper allocation only, no e-tickets are available. Any QR code sent for any previous online purchases are just receipts of your order for the St Mirren Ticket Office to process your purchase, it is not your ticket.

There are no sales or collection available at Pittodrie Stadium.

Supporter Info

Travel and Parking

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.

General Info

• Turnstiles will open at 6.45pm
• Kiosks accept contactless and cash.
• No smoking within the stadium. E-cigarettes are permitted at the rear of the stand and must be away from any supporters.
• Flags should be within regulations and must have a fire certificate.
• No offensive or political flags will be allowed. All flags must be placed on spare seats as directed by the stewards and not over advertising hoardings.
• No balaclavas or face coverings will be allowed on entering or within the stadium.
• Refusal of entry/ejection will occur if face coverings are seen.
• No pyro.
• No bags bigger than A4 allowed.
• No surfing banners or telescopic poles allowed.
• Drum will be searched and must fit through turnstile.
• No alcohol to be taken into the stadium as per ground regulations. Any inebriated fans will not be allowed to enter the stadium.
• Searching will be in place.

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.

A busy December begins with a trip to Pittodrie as we face Aberdeen in the William Hill Premiership on Wednesday night.

Match Details

Aberdeen v St Mirren
Competition: William Hill Premiership
Date: Wednesday 3rd December 2025
Kick-off: 7:45pm 
Venue: Pittodrie Stadium

Tickets

Tickets for our William Hill Premiership match away to Aberdeen on Wednesday 3rd December are on sale at the St Mirren Ticket Office and online.

Tickets can be bought at the St Mirren Ticket Office between 10am-2pm. Tickets can also be purchased online for Collection until 10am on Wednesday 3rd December. All tickets ordered for collection MUST be collected from the St Mirren Ticket Office by 12 noon on Wednesday 3rd December. 

Please note this is a paper allocation only, no e-tickets are available. Any QR code sent for any previous online purchases are just receipts of your order for the St Mirren Ticket Office to process your purchase, it is not your ticket.

There will be no sales or collection available at Pittodrie Stadium.

Form

Saints go into Wednesday night's match in 11th place in the William Hill Premiership following a 3-1 defeat to Dundee at Dens Park on Saturday. The Buddies are without a win in seven in the league. 

Aberdeen picked up their fifth league win of the season on Sunday as they defeated Livingston 1-0 at the Home of the Set Fare Arena. That moved Jimmy Thelin's side up to seventh place on 17 points. 

The Dons took the points in the only meeting between the two this season. Alex Gogic saw a goal chopped off before Jayden Richardson was sent off to see the Buddies reduced to 10 men. Aberdeen took advantage with Mario Lazetic scoring in injury-time to win the game 1-0. 

St Mirren were victorious on their last trip to Pittodrie. Toyosi Olusanya opened the scoring before a brace from Mikael Mandron saw Stephen Robinson's men run out 3-0 winners in January.

Mikael Mandron scored twice on our last visit to Pittodrie

The Officials

The referee on Wednesday night is Steven McLean. Kevin Clancy is the VAR. 

We are asking supporters to give generously, if they can, to help support the Home-Start Christmas Appeal 2025 at The SMiSA Stadium.

Supporting our strategic charity partners, Home-Start Renfrewshire and Inverclyde, we are asking you to donate new toys, selection boxes and adult toiletry gift sets to local families.

Donations of the generous gifts can be dropped off at The SMiSA Stadium reception from Monday 1st December with a toy drive taking place on Saturday 6th December ahead of our match against Dundee United. Thank you for your support.

Be with us for the second half of 2025/26

Moments. A brief snapshot in time that can create memories that last a lifetime.

Together over the last few seasons, we’ve witnessed moments that were crucial, euphoric, heart-breaking, significant and historic.

With the Premier Sports Cup Final to look forward to, your support is vital as we head into the second half of the 2025/26 season.

Valid from our home match against Kilmarnock on Saturday 27th December, half-season tickets will then cover all home league games for the remainder of the season. With everything to play for, there's no better time to ensure you're with us for all the moments 2025/26 has to come. 

Half-Season Tickets

Half-season tickets are available to buy at the St Mirren Ticket Office and online. Click HERE to purchase yours online.

Buying a half-season ticket guarantees you the best price and represents a savings on matchday walk-ups.

A QR code will be emailed out when you purchase your half-season ticket and you can also download our Future Ticketing App HERE to access your digital season tickets. There will be no physical cards.

A stronger SMiSA means a stronger St Mirren

SMiSA became the majority owner of St Mirren FC in the summer of 2021. As a result, the people who care for the club most – you, the fans – are now able to safeguard its future forever.

With just over 1,500 members, SMiSA is always looking to grow and, the more members SMiSA have, the stronger they and St Mirren are, and the more they can do to invest in the club’s long-term future.

Here’s what SMiSA members contribute:

• Help safeguard the club for future generations
• Invest in the club for the long-term
• Decide how SMiSA money is spent and vote on key SMiSA issues
• Access exclusive member benefits and events.

As well as full SMiSA memberships, there is Junior Buds’ membership option for fans under the age of 16. This membership aims to bring more younger fans closer to St Mirren and retain them as they get older by forming a bond between them and the club. Junior Buds is a great way to integrate young St Mirren fans into the St Mirren family, along with giving them additional 'money can't buy' opportunities. 

St Mirren has been at the heart of Paisley for generations. By signing up to SMiSA, you can help secure that legacy for your children and the generations to come.

Become a full SMiSA member: smisa.net/signup.

Register an U16 to Junior Buds: smisa.net/junior-buds

Thank You

Your support is truly appreciated and we thank you for your continued loyalty. Be there with us for the remainder of season 2025/26 and Live the Moment with St Mirren.

Tickets for our William Hill Premiership match away to Aberdeen on Wednesday 3rd December are on sale at the St Mirren Ticket Office and online.

Tickets can be bought at the St Mirren Ticket Office between 10am-2pm. Tickets can also be purchased online for Collection until 10am on Wednesday 3rd December. All tickets ordered for collection MUST be collected from the St Mirren Ticket Office by 12 noon on Wednesday 3rd December. 

Please note this is a paper allocation only, no e-tickets are available. Any QR code sent for any previous online purchases are just receipts of your order for the St Mirren Ticket Office to process your purchase, it is not your ticket.

There will be no sales or collection available at Pittodrie Stadium.

Aberdeen v St Mirren
Competition: William Hill Premiership
Date: Wednesday 3rd December 2025
Kick-off: 7:45pm
Venue: Pittodrie Stadium, Aberdeen

Aberdeen Ticket Prices

Adult - £28
Over 65 - £22
Over 75 - £18
Youth* - £18
U18 - £12
U12** - £6

*18-21
**Only with a full paying adult

Wheelchair - £15 (PA free of charge)

We have three pairs of tickets for wheelchair users and their carers. These tickets are priced at £15 for the wheelchair users, with the carer ticket free of charge. Ambulant disabled tickets are charged at the age-appropriate rate and can be issued with a free carer ticket should the supporter require it. These can only be bought at the St Mirren Ticket Office.

St Mirren Ticket Office Tel: (0141) 840-6130.

St Mirren Ticket Office email: tickets@stmirren.com

St Mirren will face Livingston in the Fourth Round of the Scottish Gas Scottish Cup.

The Buddies have been drawn away to William Hill Premiership side at the Home of the Set Fare Arena with the tie due to take place on the weekend of January 17th.

This season's Scottish Cup campaign takes place 100 years on from our first ever Scottish Cup triumph with David McCrae and Jimmy Howieson scoring for Saints in a 2-0 Final win over Celtic.

Full fixture details including ticketing arrangements will be announced in due course. 

St Mirren were beaten on the road as we fell to a 3-1 loss at Dens Park as our poor league form continued. 

Mikael Mandron gave Saints what was a well-deserved lead on 27 minutes, but the home side drew level less than two minutes later before taking the lead heading into the interval. Saints huffed and puffed, seeing the majority of possession and forcing a number of corners. But in truth never looked like worrying Jon McCracken in the Dundee goal. The hosts would score a late third on the counter to cap off a disappointing afternoon for the Buddies. 

Saints were dominant in the opening stages of the game, seeing the vast majority of the ball and playing in Dundee's half. But it was the host who managed to fashion the first real opportunity in the game on 12 minutes. Drey Wright's cross in from the left found Joe Westley who got a toe on it, but it was easy for Shamal George to gather.

The Buddies continued to have the bulk of the play though and came close on 18 minutes when Marcus Fraser met a Mikael Mandron cross. His header came off a Dundee head and drifted over. Three minutes later, Saints had their best chance yet when Conor McMenamin's low ball across the face was met by the outstretched foot of Dan Nlundulu. The striker was agonisingly close to opening the scoring only for the ball to go inches by the far post. 

Saints' persistence paid off on 27 minutes when Mandron fired us in front. Dundee's Clark Robertson played the ball right to the forward and despite having time to make his way into the box, he took it first time with a sweet low strike that found the net.

Mikael Mandron gave Saints a brief lead at Dens (Image: Andy Barr)

Frustratingly, the hosts would draw level less than two minutes later. Yan Dhanda's long-range effort came off Alex Gogic and found its way into the net. That gave the home side some momentum from nothing with Westley seeing a shot from the edge of the area deflect inches by the post on 33 minutes.

Dundee then took the lead on 39 minutes. Wright was afforded time at the edge of the area to get his strike away and he managed to sneak it in high at the near post.

Scott Tanser, who replaced the injured Declan John in the first-half, almost gave us the perfect start to the second 45 when he drove into the box and flashed a brilliant ball across the face. Wright was quickest to react though to clear the danger for the home side. Five minutes later, Tanser found Dan Nlundulu who turned in the box, but his strike was blocked. Jayden Richardson was next to try his luck only to shoot over from 20 yards. 

For all of Saints' possession, they failed to test McCracken in the Dundee net. A number of corners and crosses were delivered into the Dundee box, but on too many occasions the Buddies didn't make first contact. 

The game was wrapped up with three minutes of normal time remaining when Westley curled high into the net to make it 3-1 to the hosts. And just to sum up the Buddies' afternoon, substitute Jonah Ayunga cracked the cross bar in the first minute of injury-time to deny a big finish.

Stephen Robinson's men are back on the road on Wednesday evening as they take on Aberdeen at Pittodrie as they look to snap out of a disappointing run of form in the William Hill Premiership.

Full-Time: Dundee 3-1 St Mirren

St Mirren: George, Fraser (c), Gogic, Freckleton, Richardson (Dijksteel 75), Phillips, McMenamin (Idowu 65), Baccus, John (Tanser 32), Nlundulu, Mandron (Ayunga 65)
Subs Not Used: Tamosevicius, King, Donnelly, Taylor, Mooney

Dundee: McCracken, C.Robertson, Astley, Wright, Murray (c) (Hay 79) , Yogane (Samuels 70), Westley, Congreve (Jones 79), Dhanda (Digby 86), Graham, Hamilton
Subs Not Used: O'Hara, Koumetio, Acquah, F.Robertson, Reilly

Referee: John Beaton
AR1: Jonathan Bell
AR2: Graham McNeillie
VAR: Greg Aitken

St Mirren are unchanged from the side that lost to Celtic last week. 

Despite the last-gasp defeat, Saints put in a strong performance against the champions and that has seen manager Stephen Robinson stick with the same starting line-up. 

Marcus Fraser captains the side in the continued absence of skipper Mark O'Hara, while Conor McMenamin plays in an advanced midfield position. Dan Nlundulu and Mikael Mandron lead the line. 

Scott Tanser comes back onto the bench after missing last week through illness.

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

Dundee: McCracken, C.Robertson, Astley, Wright, Murray (c), Yogane, Westley, Congreve, Dhanda, Graham, Hamilton
Subs: O'Hara, Koumetio, Digby, Acquah, F.Robertson, Hay, Samuels, Reilly, Jones

Referee: John Beaton
AR1: Jonathan Bell
AR2: Graham McNeillie