Away Ticket Info: Aberdeen v St Mirren (25th Jan)


Tickets for our William Hill Premiership match away to Aberdeen on Saturday 25th January are on sale at the St Mirren Ticket Office and online. 

Saints travel to Aberdeen to face Jimmy Thelin's side for matchday 24 in the William Hill Premiership. 

Match Details
Aberdeen v St Mirren
William Hill Premiership
Venue: Pittodrie Stadium, Aberdeen
Date: Saturday 25th January 2025
Kick-off: 3pm

Match Tickets can be ordered online for UK Postage until 10am on Monday 20th January 2025. Tickets can also be purchased online for collection until 10am on Friday 24th January 2025. Tickets purchased online for collection must be collected from the St Mirren Ticket Office by 12 noon Friday 24th January 2025. There will be no sales or collection of tickets at Pittodrie on matchday.

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


Aberdeen Ticket Prices

Adults £28
Over 65 £22
Over 75 £18
18-21 £18
U18 £12
U12 £6

Please contact the St Mirren Ticket Office for Wheelchair Disabled or Ambulant Disabled Tickets. 


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

St Mirren Ticket Office email: tickets@stmirren.com 

Fixture Amendment: St Mirren v Celtic (1st Mar)


Our William Hill Premiership match at home to Celtic will now kick off at 5:30pm after being selected for broadcast on Sky Sports.

Saints host Celtic at The SMiSA Stadium on Saturday 1st March. 

The full rescheduled match details are:

Saturday 1st March 2025
St Mirren v Celtic
Kick-off: 5:30pm
Venue: The SMiSA Stadium
Live on Sky Sports

Final Tickets Remaining | Queen of the South v St Mirren (18th Jan)


Less than 50 away tickets remain for our Scottish Gas Scottish Cup Fourth Round tie away to Queen of the South. 

These are available online via Queen of the South's ticketing platform. These tickets are available in Section 4 of the BDS Digital Stand. Sections 5-9 have sold out!

Please note this is an online allocation only via Queen of the South's ticketing platform and no tickets will be available at the St Mirren Ticket Office or on our own online ticketing platform. 

Queen of the South vs St Mirren
Scottish Gas Scottish Cup Fourth Round
Venue: Palmerston Park, Dumfries
Date: Saturday 18th January 2025


Ticket prices are as follows:

Adults £18
Concessions* £10
U16s** £5

*Over-65, 16-21 and full-time students - Must be accompanied with valid ID
**Must be accompanied with an adult and valid ID

Accessible* ticket prices are as follows: 

Adults £8
Concessions £5
U16s £3

*Proof of entitlement may be requested at the ground.

Match Preview: Queen of the South v St Mirren (18th Jan)


It's Scottish Cup weekend as Saints travel to Dumfries on Saturday to face Queen of the South in the Scottish Gas Scottish Cup Fourth Round.

It's a reversal of last season's Fourth Round where Stephen Robinson's men hosted the Doonhamers at The SMiSA Stadium at the same stage in January 2024.

The Buddies have reached the Fifth Round in the previous two seasons before exiting to Celtic on both occasions. 

Match Details

Queen of the South v St Mirren 
Competition: Scottish Gas Scottish Cup
Date: Saturday 18th January 2025
Kick-off: 3pm 
Venue: Palmerston Park

The Opposition

Queen of the South come in to Saturday's match on the back of a 1-1 draw away to Alloa Athletic in league action last weekend. The Doonhamers currently sit in sixth place in William Hill League One with 26 points from 20 matches. 

Peter Murphy's side are unbeaten in their last six matches at Palmerston stretching back to early October when they lost 5-1 to Kelty Hearts. 

Saints last faced Queen of the South a year ago at the same stage of the Scottish Gas Scottish Cup. Alex Gogic's second-half goal was enough to secure a 1-0 victory for the Buddies and progression to the Fifth Round.

Our last visit to Palmerston Park came during the 2020/21 season where no fans could attend due to covid restrictions. Marcus Fraser's 89th minute goal saw St Mirren grab a late draw in the Premier Sports Cup, coming from 2-0 down to draw 2-2. 

Saints' last win in Dumfries came in March 2018 where goals from Danny Mullen, Lewis Morgan and Kyle Magennis saw us run out 3-1 winners at Palmerston as we closed in on the Championship title. 

Alex Gogic bullets home header against Queen of the South.

Alex Gogic's header gave us a win over Queen of the South at the Fourth Round stage last season

The Officials

The referee on Saturday is Ryan Lee and he'll be assisted by Ross Macleod and Scott Anderson.

There is no VAR in place at this match. 

Lewis Jamieson returns from Raith Rovers


St Mirren Football Club can confirm that Lewis Jamieson has returned from his loan at William Hill Championship side Raith Rovers.

Lewis made 17 appearances during his time at Kirkcaldy, scoring three goals. 

Help a Buddie | Ralston Day Centre


Our latest Help a Buddie tickets were delivered to the Ralston Day Centre ahead of last weekend's match against Dundee United in the William Hill Premiership.

Marcus Fraser and Elvis Bwomono visited Ralston Day Centre to hand across tickets and meet service users at the facility that neighbours the St Mirren Training Ground.

Helen McGowan, Manager of Ralston Day Centre, told stmirren.com: "Many of our service users are long-time St Mirren supporters. 

It's a dream for them to have some of the players come in and speak with them. It really brightens up their day and makes them feel part of the community.

"It's delightful that the club has provided the tickets and it keeps the passion going for the services users."

Marcus Fraser and Elvis Bwomono chat with Ralston Day Centre Service Users

Marcus Fraser and Elvis Bwomono chat with Ralston Day Centre Service Users and staff

Help a Buddie

Help a Buddie is an initiative where St Mirren supporters can purchase and donate a match ticket for those less fortunate. Since its launch in 2022, we have been able to welcome numerous groups and individuals from all over Paisley and Renfrewshire to The SMiSA Stadium.

Your support of Help a Buddie allows some of the most vulnerable and at need in our community the chance to attend matches at The SMiSA Stadium where they may not have previously had the opportunity. 

To donate a Help a Buddie ticket please click HERE. If you would like to nominate a worthwhile individual/cause then please fill in this short form.

Ralston Day Centre

Ralston Day Centre provides day care to older people who have been assessed as requiring a service to help them remain in their community and be as independent as possible. The centre caters for older people who have a diagnosis of dementia, or who have a reduced physical capacity.

A typical day in the centre offers varied activities which promote social interaction and aim to meet individual, personal, physical and care needs.

To find out more about the facility please click HERE.

Marcus Fraser and Elvis Bwomono chat with Ralston Day Centre Service Users

St Mirren saddened by passing of Tony Connell


St Mirren Football Club was deeply saddened to hear of the passing of our former player Tony Connell.

A full-back, Tony joined St Mirren in June 1967 from Third Lanark following the ceasing of their membership in the Scottish Football League. 

Tony would go on to make 144 appearances during a near four-year stay at Saints and was a part of the fondly remembered Second Division winning side of 1967/68. Tony would move on to Queen of the South in 1971 before finishing his career at Pollok. 

In November 2007, Tony was immortalised in St Mirren history when he was inducted into the club's Hall of Fame. 

Tony passed away peacefully on December 30th at the age of 80. The thoughts of everyone at St Mirren are with Tony's loved ones at this sad time.

 

Club Statement - St Mirren v Dundee United


St Mirren Football Club is aware of an incident on Saturday where a coin was thrown onto the pitch during our match against Dundee United at The SMiSA Stadium.

The club condemns this completely unacceptable behaviour in the strongest possible terms and is working with Police Scotland to find whoever was responsible.

Anyone found to be responsible will be subject to a football banning order and club ban.

Final Tickets Remaining | Queen of the South v St Mirren (18th Jan)


Final tickets are remaining for our Scottish Gas Scottish Cup Fourth Round tie away to Queen of the South. 

There are just over 200 tickets remaining and these are available online via Queen of the South's ticketing platform. These tickets are available in Section 4 of the BDS Digital Stand. Sections 5-9 have sold out!

Please note this is an online allocation only via Queen of the South's ticketing platform and no tickets will be available at the St Mirren Ticket Office or on our own online ticketing platform. 

Queen of the South vs St Mirren
Scottish Gas Scottish Cup Fourth Round
Venue: Palmerston Park, Dumfries
Date: Saturday 18th January 2025


Ticket prices are as follows:

Adults £18
Concessions* £10
U16s** £5

*Over-65, 16-21 and full-time students - Must be accompanied with valid ID
**Must be accompanied with an adult and valid ID

Accessible* ticket prices are as follows: 

Adults £8
Concessions £5
U16s £3

*Proof of entitlement may be requested at the ground.

Late goal sees Saints lose at The SMiSA Stadium


A late Louis Moult goal saw Saints consigned to a narrow defeat against Dundee United at The SMiSA Stadium.

It was an afternoon of missed opportunities for Saints who passed up a number of big opportunities before seeing an injury-time penalty from Toyosi Olusanya saved by United goalkeeper Jack Walton. 

There were three changes to the Saints side from last time out with Alex Iacovitti, Roland Idowu and Mikael Mandron coming in for Alex Gogic, Caolan Boyd-Munce and Olusanya.

The Buddies started brightly and came agonisingly close to opening the scoring inside four minutes when Richard Taylor leapt the highest to meet a corner but saw his header nodded off the line by Luca Stephenson. 

Richard Taylor goes close to opening the scoring

Zach Hemming had to be alert to hold a powerful 20-yard strike from Kevin Holt, before Roland Idowu sliced a volley just wide of the far post three minutes later. 

Saints looked the more likely in the opening 45 with Greg Kiltie forcing a save from Walton on 34 minutes. Idowu picked up the scraps, but his follow-up effort was blocked by the United defence. Walton pulled off another save in the final minutes of the first-half when he was at full stretch to push away a Killian Phillips header.

United thought they'd taken the lead two minutes after the restart when Vicko Sevelj tapped home a cross at the far post but the offside flag was raised and the decision was confirmed after a quick VAR check.

Two minutes later Elvis Bwomono had a huge opportunity to put Saints ahead when a brilliant Tanser cross looked primed to be knocked home, but the wing-back slipped and the ball trickled out of play. 

It was then end-to-end stuff as the game approached the hour mark. Mandron was agonisingly close to putting us in front when his effort cannoned off the underside of the bar on 57 minutes. United immediately broke up the park with Marcus Fraser deflecting a Glenn Middleton strike off the Saints woodwork. 

Saints should have taken the lead when Olusanya, a second-half substitute in place of Idowu, was sent scuttling clear by a lovely lifted ball from Mandron. The forward only had the goalkeeper to beat but his shot was saved by the feet of Walton as he looked to find the bottom corner of the net. 

Hemming made a good stop to deny United substitute Jort van der Sande on 87 minutes before another brilliant save from the resulting corner. 

But the Terrors would find a breakthrough when a long throw eventually found its way to Moult whose overhead kick found the net in the final minute of normal time. 

Saints were presented with a glorious chance back into the match when referee David Dickinson awarded a penalty when Olusanya was felled by Holt. The forward stepped up to take but his tame effort was saved by Walton with the United defence reacting quickest to deal with the danger. 

Full-Time: St Mirren 0-1 Dundee United

St Mirren: Hemming, Fraser, Iacovitti, Taylor, Bwomono (Penman 90), Phillips (Oseni 90), O'Hara (c), Tanser, Idowu (Olusanya 63), Mandron (Mooney 90), Kiltie (Boyd-Munce 73)
Subs Not Used: Urminsky, Gogic, John, Smyth

Dundee United: Walton, Adegboyega, Gallagher, Holt, Strain, Sevelj, Docherty (c), Ferry, Stephenson (van der Sande 86), Middleton (Moult 61), Dalby
Subs Not Used: Richards, Graham, Trapanovski, Fotheringham, Thomson, Cleall-Harding, Stirton

Referee: David Dickinson
Assistant Referee: Daniel McFarlane
Assistant Referee: Gordon Crawford
Fourth Official: Calum Scott
VAR: Alan Muir

Attendance: 7,440

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