Tomorrow afternoon (Saturday 22nd December), St Mirren head to Lanarkshire for a Ladbrokes Premiership match-up with Motherwell at Fir Park.

The info on Travel Clubs heading to Fir Park for the match is as follows:

Tile Bar Supporters Bus

The bus for Fir Park will leave Abercorn Street at 1:30pm.

Bus tickets are available from the bar.

Cockles Wilson Supporters Bus

Our bus for Motherwell will be leaving at 1:45pm..

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

Chivas Travel Club

The bus for the game against Motherwell will leave The Court Bar at 2:00pm

Non members bus tickets are available from the Court Bar.

North End Travel Club

The bus to Motherwell will leave the Sneddon at 1:45pm.

Bus tickets are available in the Brewer's Tap, £6 each.

St Mirren travel to Lanarkshire tomorrow to face Motherwell at Fir Park in the Ladbrokes Premiership.

* Full-time student must have a valid ID card
** One adult and two under 16s

Disabled tickets are as per the appropriate age group, with a free carer if the valid carer proof is produced.

Anyone requiring a disabled/wheelchair seat must purchase them in advance from St Mirren.

Tickets for this match are now on-sale at the St Mirren Ticket Office.

Additional Information for Travelling Fans

The referee on Saturday is Don Robertson and he will be assisted by Alan Mulvanny and Andrew McWilliam. The Fourth Official will be Kevin Clancy. 

We can confirm the opening hours of the stadium, ticket office and club shop for the festive period.

The stadium will be open tomorrow (Friday 21st) as normal, closed on Saturday & Sunday, open until 2pm on Christmas Eve, closed on Christmas Day and then open on Boxing Day for our match against St Johnstone. 

Following our match against St Johnstone, the stadium, ticket office and club shop will all be closed until Thursday 3rd January when normal hours will resume.

Friday 21st Dec: OPEN AS NORMAL
Saturday 22nd Dec: CLOSED
Sunday 23rd Dec: CLOSED

Monday 24th Dec: 10:00am - 2:00pm
Tuesday 25th Dec: CLOSED
Wednesday 26th Dec: 10:00am - kick-off 
Thursday 27th Dec: CLOSED
Friday 28th Dec: CLOSED
Saturday 29th Dec: CLOSED
Sunday 30th Dec: CLOSED

Monday 31st Dec: CLOSED
Tuesday 1st Jan: CLOSED
Wednesday 2nd Jan: CLOSED
Thursday 3rd Jan: OPEN AS NORMAL
Friday 4th Jan: OPEN AS NORMAL
Saturday 5th Jan: CLOSED
Sunday 6th Jan: CLOSED

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

St Mirren Ticket Office E-Mail: tickets@stmirren.com

Please note that the following football centres have now finished for the year:

• Tuesdays @ Arkleston Primary School
• Wednesdays @ Ralston Primary School
• Thursdays @ Lochbarr Services
• Fridays @ Gryffe High School (finished on 30/11/18)
• Saturdays @ St Mirren Airdome

All football centres will resume on the week beginning Monday 14th January 2019.

St Mirren In the Community wishes all of its players, parents, guardians and families a very Merry Christmas and a happy & prosperous New Year.

St Mirren's final match before Christmas takes place this weekend as we travel to Fir Park to face Motherwell in the Ladbrokes Premiership.

Tickets for this match are now on-sale at the St Mirren Ticket Office and online.  

Motherwell v St Mirren
Ladbrokes Premiership
Venue: Fir Park, Motherwell
Date: Saturday 22nd December 2018
Kick-off: 3pm

Prices

Adults - £24
Concession* - £17
Under 16s - £3
Family Ticket** - £28
Wheelchair Tickets - £17

*Over 60/16-18 year olds/full-time students with valid ID card
** One adult and two under 16s

Disabled tickets are as per the appropriate age group, with a free carer if the valid carer proof is produced.  

Anyone requiring a disabled/wheelchair seat must purchase them in advance from St Mirren.  

A gallery of pictures from the Westmarch Suite following St Mirren's match against Aberdeen in the Ladbrokes Premiership on Saturday.

Thanks to our match sponsors Aspray Paisley, match ball sponsor CP Construction and our captains armband sponsors Apex Traffic Management.

Gallery pictures by Allan Picken © - Allan Picken Photography

The St Mirren Reserves are in action this afternoon as they face Morton in the SPFL Reserve League.

The match will take place at the Simple Digital Arena with kick-off is at 2pm.

Entry is FREE so come along and show your support.

To find out more about the SPFL Reserve League please click here.

St Mirren were edged out by Aberdeen at the Simple Digital Arena this afternoon as the visitors picked up all three points in a narrow 2-1 win. 

The Dons took a first half lead from the penalty spot through Stevie May, but Cammy MacPherson scored his first St Mirren goal five minutes later to draw Saints level. Despite the Buddies' endeavour, Sam Cosgrove's 61st minute header sealed all the points for Derek McInnes' Aberdeen side.

It was an even opening with neither side creating anything clear cut in the first 25 minutes. Stephen McGinn twice almost sent Simeon Jackson one-on-one with Joe Lewis but the offside flag thwarted the Canadian striker, while Sam Cosgrove shot harmlessly wide for Aberdeen. 

The first real opportunity came just before the half-hour mark when Aberdeen were awarded a free kick right on the edge of the St Mirren box. Niall McGinn curled towards the top corner only for Saints debutant goalkeeper Dean Lyness to wonderfully tip over to deny the Northern Irishman. 

But Saints were undone from the resultant corner. Alfie Jones was penalised for on Andrew Considine and Aberdeen were awarded a penalty. Stevie May stepped up and sent Lyness the wrong way.

However, St Mirren were level just five minutes later as Cammy MacPherson scored his first ever St Mirren goal. A foul on Simeon Jackson by Scott McKenna drew a free kick around 30 yards from goal. Adam Hammill sent the ball into a dangerous area in the box where MacPherson took a touch before rolling past Joe Lewis to equalise. 

Saints seemed keen after the break with Jackson finding Ryan Edwards in space inside the box soon into the second half but the Australian's shot from a tight angle was straight at Lewis.

Aberdeen proved they were still a major threat with Lyness making another superb save to deny May a second after the striker was slipped in by Cosgrove.

The Dons did get a second on 61 minutes as Cosgrove grabbed what would prove to be the winner. Lyness made another excellent stop to push Considine's header from a McGinn free kick on to the bar. English striker Cosgrove reacted quickest to nod home from close range. 

Saints huffed and puffed in an attempt to find a second equaliser but were unable to with Dons returning to the North East with the points.

Full Time: St Mirren 1-2 Aberdeen 

St Mirren: Lyness, Hodson, Jones (Smith 76), Baird, Ferdinand, Erhahon, S. McGinn, MacPherson, Edwards, Hammill (Breadner 81), Jackson
Subs Not Used: Wilson, Eckersley, McShane, Willock, Kirkpatrick

Aberdeen: Lewis, Logan, Considine, McKenna, Lowe, Shinnie, Ferguson, N. McGinn, May (Ball 76), Cosgrove, McLennan (Wright 86)
Subs Not Used: Cerny, Gleeson, Forrester, Wilson, Anderson

Referee: Greg Aitken
Assistant Referee: David McGeachie
Assistant Referee: Stuart Stevenson
Fourth Official: Lloyd Wilson

Attendance: 4,699

Oran Kearney gives his reaction to St Mirren's narrow loss at home to Aberdeen this afternoon.

St Mirren are back in action at the Simple Digital Arena tomorrow as we host Aberdeen in the Ladbrokes Premiership in the last home game before Christmas.

FORM

The Buddies were left disappointed last weekend following a 3-1 defeat away to Livingston at the Tony Macaroni Arena. Alfie Jones' first goal in black and white gave Saints a first half lead. But the Lions scored three second half goals to take all three points.

Saints' form has improved in recent weeks taking five points from the last five league matches compared to just four from the previous 12. 

Aberdeen's form has been up and down over the past few weeks with three wins and three losses in their previous six matches. 

Derek McInnes' side come into tomorrow's match on the back of a last-gasp win over Livingston at Pittodrie on Tuesday night. The Dons had taken the lead through Niall McGinn, but fell behind thanks to goals from Scott Pittman and Jack McMillan. Sam Cosgrove grabbed an equaliser, before youngster Lewis Ferguson secured a 3-2 win in stoppage time. 

There was a 2-0 loss for Aberdeen at home to St Johnstone last weekend which came off the back of a 1-0 win at Ibrox against Rangers.

PREVIOUS

Saints have already faced Aberdeen twice this season - both at Pittodrie. Indeed, Saints' three meetings against the Dons in 2018 have all been in the North East.

Only one of those matches has been in the league though - our most recent back in October. Aberdeen ran out comfortable 4-1 winners - scoring three goals in a 15 minute period in the first half 

St Mirren last welcomed Aberdeen to Paisley was back in 2015 in the Ladbrokes Premiership. The Dons were 2-0 winners that afternoon thanks to two goals in three minutes from Niall McGinn and Shay Logan. 

Saints' last league win over Aberdeen was in July 2011 when Nigel Hasselbaink's second half goal gave St Mirren a 1-0 win.

WHAT A WIN WOULD MEAN

St Mirren are looking to bounce back from the disappointment of a loss to Livingston - coupled with Dundee's point against Rangers that saw Saints go bottom for the first time this season.

A win could see Aberdeen move into fourth place in the Ladbrokes Premiership - depending on Hearts and St Johnstone's results.

TEAM NEWS

Danny Mullen and Kyle Magennis after both out with Oran Kearney confirming the pair are likely to be sidelined for a significant period. 

The manager also told press that Paul McGinn and Ryan Flynn returned to training yesterday so the pair could come into contention. 

Long-term absentee Gary MacKenzie remains out.

Gary Mackay-Steven is still out for the visitors following his injury against Celtic in the Betfred Cup final. Mikey Devlin is also sidelined.