St Mirren welcome Hearts to The Simple Digital Arena on Saturday 28th September in the Ladbrokes Premiership and we have a fantastic hospitality package on offer. 

Enjoy the build up to the game in the Westmarch Suite where you will enjoy a Champagne reception followed by a three course meal prepared by our chefs from the University of the West of Scotland.

You will enjoy table service drinks from the bar pre & post match and be entertained by our guest Ambassadors on the day with tales of their time at the club. 

Post-match will see a number of players visiting the Suite to make presentations to our match day sponsors. 

We also have a number of sponsorship packages available on the day. 

St Mirren v Hearts
Ladbrokes Premiership
Venue: The Simple Digital Arena, Paisley
Date: Sunday 11th August 2019
Kick-off: 3:00pm

* Arrive 12:30pm.

* Private car parking facility.

* Enter through the exclusive Westmarch Hospitality Suite entrance.

* Hostess table service.

* Three Course meal accompanied by wine.

* Accreditation in the match day magazine.

* Exclusive match day competitions.

* Match day magazine and corporate team sheets.

* Exclusive Q&A with matchday Ambassadors.

* Executive seating in Main Stand.

* Half-time hot and cold snacks served with tea or coffee.

* Post Match presentations by the Match Sponsors' Man of the Match.

* Post Match visit to the lounge by players.

* Inclusive drinks package both pre and post match.*

* Last Orders: 5:30pm.

* Bar Closes: 5:45pm

* Hospitality Concludes: 6:00pm.

Cost per person: £110 + VAT (drinks inclusive)*
Season ticket holder: £95 + VAT

Cost per person: £85 + VAT (pay bar)

Children: £40 + VAT

Adult season ticket holders £15 discount applicable to season ticket holders only. Seat details required when booking. 

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

To book your place from our e-store please click here.

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Haggis bon bons with a mixed salad 

& coarse grain mustard sauce

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Breast of chicken filled with mozzarella & wrapped streaky bacon,  

medley of vegetables and potato gratin

Cajun pasta with roast vegetables and garlic ciabatta (Vegetarian) 

Chicken goujons with chips (Children)

Belgian chocolate fondant

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Marcus Fraser's injury time goal stole the points for Ross County as they defeated St Mirren 2-1 in Dingwall.

The Staggies captain finished from close range in added on time to sicken Saints who thought they'd done enough to earn a point after Tony Andreu levelled following Ross Stewart's opener.

Jim Goodwin had made one change to the side that lost 2-1 away to Livingston before the international break with Junior Morias coming in for his first start in place of Tony Andreu.

The game didn't really get going in the first half until the latter stages with only a long range effort from Ewan Henderson which dragged wide and a Kyle Magennis free-kick that was easily held by Ross County goalkeeper Ross Laidlaw all either side had to show in the opening 30 minutes.

It was, however, Magennis who almost opened the scoring on 37 minutes as Saints looked to turn the screw heading towards half-time. The stand-in skipper cracked the bar from 20 yards after a terrific driving run into the County half.

The first-half came to a close in controversial fashion as referee Colin Steven disallowed a Saints goal two minutes before the break. Laidlaw punched a free-kick away, but it fell to Sean McLoughlin whose low shot towards goal was touched home by Jon Obika inside the six-yard box. There was no flag forthcoming and after a bit of deliberating, Steven decided to disallow the goal feeling that Obika had been in an offside position when McLoughlin got his shot away. Subsequent TV footage appears to show that Obika was onside, but the half would finish goalless.

If the first half started slowly, the beginning of the second 45 was anything but. Less than two minutes after the restart Vaclav Hladky made a great save to turn a Harry Paton effort by the post. The Canadian midfielder played a neat one-two with Michael Gardyne before curling a low effort towards the far post.

Paton quickly turned from attacker to defender when Saints' Sam Foley looked to race one-on-one with Laidlaw. The Buddies midfielder ran on to a flick from Junior Morais after a quick counter but Paton made a terrific recovery to block as Foley looked to pull the trigger from the edge of the box.

It was the home side made the breakthrough just after the hour mark when Ross Stewart slammed home from close range. Richard Foster's cross evaded everyone in the box and found its way to the former Saints striker who, unmarked, took the ball down on his chest and blasted into the back of the net to put the home side ahead.

Saints looked for a quick response and almost got it within two minutes after County's opener with Magennis smashing off the post from the edge of the box.

The response would come less than 10 minutes later when substitute Tony Andreu scored his first goal for the club. It's one Laidlaw will want to forget after allowing the Frenchman's low free-kick to squirm underneath him and over the line.

It looked like Saints were going to take a point back to Paisley, but were hit by a stoppage time sickener as Fraser met a cross to win the game for County at the death.

Full-Time: Ross County 2-1 St Mirren

St Mirren: Hladky, P.McGinn, McLoughlin, MacKenzie (Broadfoot 49), Waters, Magennis (c), Flynn, Foley, McAllister, (Durmus 73) Morias, Obika (Andreu 66)
Subs Not Used: Lyness, MacPherson, Broadfoot, Durmus, Andreu, Djorkaeff, Mullen

Ross County: Laidlaw, Fraser, Fontaine, Watson, Foster, Henderson (Mullin 78), Paton, Vigurs (Chalmers 36), Gardyne, McKay (Graham 72), Stewart
Subs Not Used: Subs: Ruddy, Grivosti, Spittal, Power

Referee: Colin Steven
Assistant Referee: Dougie Potter
Assistant Referee: Stuart Hodge
Fourth Official: Andrew Dallas

Attendance: 3,637 (456 St Mirren fans)

Jim Goodwin reflects on a frustrating finish for Saints after Ross County nicked the points in injury time.

St Mirren are back following the international break as Jim Goodwin's side make the trip up to Dingwall to face Ross County in the Ladbrokes Premiership.

FORM

The Buddies go into tomorrow's match on the back of a narrow 2-1 defeat away to Livingston before the break.

Kyle Magennis pulled a goal back with a terrific strike from the edge of the area, but it wasn't enough to grab a share of the spoils after Alan Lithgow and Lyndon Dykes had the home side 2-0 ahead.

Saints have yet to win on the road this season with our last win away from Paisley coming at the end of last season when we defeated Dundee 3-2 at Dens Park.

The Buddies currently sit in 10th place in the Ladbrokes Premiership with three points from our opening four matches.

Newly promoted County are in 8th in the league - a point above Saints, having won one and drawn one of their first four. 

A 3-0 win over Hamilton at the Global Energy Stadium on the opening day was followed up by a 0-0 draw at Tynecastle against Hearts.

But, like Saints, the Highland side have lost their last two in the league with a 4-1 defeat at home to Livingston followed up by a 3-0 loss away to Aberdeen, while they lost 3-2 to Partick Thistle in the Betfred Cup.

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This will be the first time the two sides have met in over four years since Saints defeated County 2-1 in Dingwall in May 2015.

Martin Woods put Ross County in front that afternoon, but Stevie Mallan has the Buddies level less than 10 minutes later. Steven Thompson scored a 91st minute penalty to give St Mirren the win.

The previous visit in January 2015 saw the Buddies also win 2-1 despite Yoann Arquin being sent off for Saints in the first-half. 

Ross County's last win over Saints was sandwiched between those clashes when Liam Boyce's hat-trick gave the Staggies a 3-0 win in Paisley in April 2015.

TEAM NEWS

Only Cody Cooke remains sidelined due to a long-term injury with everyone else available for selection.

MANAGER'S THOUGHTS

"The incentive is that if we win the game we can jump above Ross County and maybe one or two others as well.

"I know Ross County well from last year having played against them with Alloa in the Championship. It's a very similar squad to that.

"They really went for it last year in terms of the quality of players that they brought in. They were building a team for the Premiership and it's no surprise to me that they've stuck with squad that they built last year.

"They are a group that's been together for a while now so they all know the ins and outs and they all know what the managers are asking of them.

"The two managers up there are doing a fantastic job."

We are delighted to announce that Caledonian Tyres are the new dugout sponsors at The Simple Digital Arena.

Caledonian Tyres was established in 2006 under Barry McNeill. In August 2017 the ownership buy over took place under CEO Mr Nurez Abdulah Kamani & Director Mr Robert Keay. Caledonian Tyres are now a key supplier of Bandag re-treads to the Scottish tyre trade and transport industry.

To date Mr Kamani has invested over one million pounds to the business refurbishment & equipment at the Paisley Manufacturing Plant and has also created new jobs within the local community.

Commercial Manager, Campbell Kennedy said: "We are delighted to welcome Caledonian Tyres on-board as our new dugout sponsor for the 2019/20 season.

"The Caledonian Tyres brand will also be displayed in the Main Stand and an advert in the match magazine throughout the season.

"I would like to say a huge thank you to Director, Robert Keay and his staff who have been a pleasure to deal with and look forward to a long partnership."

Tomorrow afternoon (Saturday 14th September) St Mirren make the trip to Dingwall for a Ladbrokes Premiership match-up with Ross County at the Global Energy Stadium.

The info on Travel Clubs heading to the Global Energy Stadium for the match is as follows:

Tile Bar Supporters Bus

The bus for the Ross County game will leave at 8:45am.

Any remaining bus tickets are on sale from behind the bar.

Chivas Travel Club

The bus for Dingwall will leave the Court Bar at 9:00am.

Anyone wishing to join the travel club should contact the Court Bar for details.

Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult.

North End Travel Club

The bus to Dingwall will leave The Sneddon at 9:00am.

This bus is now sold out.

Cockles Wilson Supporters Bus

If you would like to travel on the bus please contact Fraser Burns on Facebook or twitter.

 * Carers gets entry to the match free of charge.

Additional Information for Travelling Fans
On Saturday (14th September), St Mirren make the trip to the Highlands to face Ross County in a Ladbrokes Premiership match-up at The Global Energy Stadium.

The referee on Saturday is Colin Steven and he will be assisted by Dougie Potter and Stuart Hodge. The Fourth Official will be Andrew Dallas.

Sam Foley represented St Mirren at this week’s launch of the brand new SPFL Match Attax 2019/20 trading card game, now on sale!

Topps Match Attax, the world’s most successful football trading card game, offers fans of all ages a fun-filled addition to the new SPFL season. Featuring amazing new cards, brand new foil sets and the biggest stars of the Scottish Premiership and Championship, the 2019/20 SPFL Match Attax collection is a must-have for fans of Scottish football and promises to be the biggest season ever.

Steve Conner, UK Sales Director at Topps, comments: "The 2019/20 SPFL Match Attax collection is our eighth release and the world’s most successful trading card game continues to be ever popular with all ages of Scottish football fans. We’re sure this year will be no different!

"The collection has been upgraded for the new season, with new cards to collect and trade, giving fans the opportunity to play a fresh, modern version of SPFL Match Attax."

There are more than 300 cards to collect, including St Mirren’s Rising Star and Captain cards, plus a foil Man of the Match and '100 Club' cards.

This season sees the introduction of the Star Player card, as voted by the fans, with the all-new Trophy cards rounding off the 2019/20 collectables. In addition, for the first time there will be super rare 'Relic Cards'.

Each Relic Card features a swatch of shirt actually worn by the player in an SPFL match. There are shirts from 33 different players with one of these fantastic cards found inside one lucky packet in every box.

The SPFL Match Attax Starter Pack retails at £5 and includes a collector binder, A2 play pitch and game guide and a six-card packet containing two gold limited edition cards. A packet of seven cards will be on sale for £1.

There is also the SPFL Match Attax Collector’s Tin available in two sizes, with the mini tin retailing at £7, which includes a limited-edition legends card, all packaged to keep collections safe and travel handy. The mega tin will retail at £10, containing 60 cards and a guaranteed Superstar limited edition card.

To win some Match Attax goodies, follow @toppsmatchattax and post a picture of you taking a selfie buying a new pack. They will select winners at random. #CollectSwapPlay

Saints travel to Dingwall on Saturday to face Ross County in the Ladbrokes Premiership.

The match will be pay-at-the-gate.

Ross County vs St Mirren
Ladbrokes Premiership
Venue: Global Energy Stadium, Dingwall
Date: Saturday 14th September 2019
Kick-off: 3pm

Gate Prices

Adult - £25
Concessions - £10 (over-65, student & disabled*)
U18 - £5

*Carer free.

St Mirren Colts will travel to Wales in the fourth round of the Caramel Wafer Cup after being drawn to face Wrexham. 

The young Buddies will take on the National League side having beaten Stirling Albion at the Simple Digital Arena on Saturday. 

The match is scheduled to take place on the weekend of 12/13th October.

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

Head of the St Mirren Academy, Allan McManus admitted that the Colts were given one of the toughest draws possible, but said he and the players are happy with the draw and believes it a good reward for their progression so far.

And he also feels the boys should relish the challenge of coming up against the National League side.

The boys are all delighted with the draw and I'm really pleased they've got something to look forward to after all their hard work.

"It's probably one of the hardest tests we could have got in the draw. But if these boys have got aspirations of playing at higher levels and getting in and around the first team then these are the games they are going to have to compete in and show that they are capable of playing at that level.

"We'll do our homework and we'll go there fully prepared and hopefully give a good account of ourselves. 

"The biggest thing these boys will take from this journey is experience. Ultimately it's about their development and I believe this is the best way for the boys to learn and develop so I'm delighted with the draw."

It's certainly a tie that caught the imagination of St Mirren fans and Allan hopes that as many Saints fans as possible will make the journey down to Wales to back the young Buddies. 

We'd be absolutely delighted to see as many of our fans make that journey as possible.

"It will be a great occasion for the players but also a good away day for the fans. Hopefully as many of the fans can make the journey and will enjoy themselves."