Focus returns to William Hill Premiership action as Saints play host to Hibernian on Saturday ahead of the final international break of the year. 

Stephen Robinson's men host the Hibees at The SMiSA Stadium with a 5:45pm kick-off time as the match is being shown live on Premier Sports. 

St Mirren vs Hibernian
William Hill Premiership
Venue: The SMiSA Stadium, Paisley
Date: Saturday 8th November 2025
Kick-off: 5:45pm

The match day officials for Saturday's match are as follows:

Referee: David Dickinson
Assistant Referee: Jonathan Bell
Assistant Referee: Chris Gentles
VAR: Andrew Dallas

Match Details

The game kicks-off at 5:45pm and season tickets are valid for the match. Full instructions on how to download and use the Future Ticketing digital app can be found HERE.

The St Mirren Ticket Office is open on matchday from 2pm until just after kick-off (5:45pm). The match is all ticket – tickets will be on sale UNTIL KICK-OFF (subject to availability).

Away tickets are being sold directly by Hibernian. There are NO tickets available for away supporters at The SMiSA Stadium.

Turnstiles will open to supporters on matchday from 4:45pm. Supporters should arrive early to avoid delays. Supporters should be respectful of each other and remain within their allocated seats. Please do not stand in non-seated areas.

Supporters should also note that there is no access between the West and North Stands.

Ticket Information

Supporter Information

Ahead of Remembrance Day, we will have a Piper piping the two teams onto the park prior to kick-off with a minute's silence and wreath laid as we pay our respects to those who gave their lives for their country.

There have been recent, disappointing instances of supporters in the West Stand spraying graffiti in toilets. After such a wonderful support at our recent Premier Sports Cup semi-final, we would strongly urge those responsible to refrain from such acts and respect the club, its structures and facilities.

Supporters travelling to the match should be aware of ongoing major bridge refurbishment on the M8 at Junction 26 (Hillington Interchange) causing delays. As always, please plan your journey accordingly.

We'll have a face painter in The Tony Fitzpatrick Family Stand before kick-off, as well as our #Saints1stGoal, Bung a Baw and Spot the Ball challenges too!

Car Parking

The club would like to remind supporters of parking restrictions in and around The SMiSA Stadium on matchdays. Please click here for the full update.

A limited number of matchday parking passes for Saturday's match are available to buy online. These are available in the White Car Park. Please note all parking must now be bought in advance, there will no longer be matchday cash on the gate sales for car parking.

Seasonal car park passes are sold out.

Red Zone - South

For Hospitality Patrons and Home Disabled Supporters Seasonal Passes Only.

To enter/exit Greenhill Road.

Black Zone - Southwest

For The Tony Fitzpatrick Family Stand and Main Stand Patrons.

To enter/exit via Drums Avenue.

White Zone - West

For West Stand Patrons Seasonal Passes and those with matchday pass. Home disabled supporters in bays behind West Stand.

To enter/exit via Ferguslie Park Avenue.

Yellow Zone - North West

Away disabled supporters in bays behind the 4G pitch.

To enter/exit via Ferguslie Park Avenue.

Post Match

Drivers should not encroach onto pedestrian areas while fans are exiting the stadium.

How to Follow

If you can't make the match on Saturday you can follow the action with updates on our X page.

The match is being shown live on Premier Sports.

International subscribers to St Mirren TV can watch the match live on tv.stmirren.com as part of their subscription, while UK based subscribers can listen to live audio commentary.

Visitor Information

St Mirren host Hibernian at The SMiSA Stadium in the William Hill Premiership on Saturday evening. 

Focus returns to league duty following last weekend's brilliant Premier Sports Cup semi-final victory over Motherwell at Hampden Park. 

Match Details

St Mirren v Hibernian
Competition: William Hill Premiership
Date: Saturday 8th November 2025
Kick-off: 5:45pm 
Venue: The SMiSA Stadium
Live on Premier Sports

Tickets

Season tickets are valid for Saturday's match. Supporters without a season ticket can buy online at stmirren.com/matchtickets. 

Tickets for Hibernian supporters are only available via Hibernian. There are no away tickets available to purchase from St Mirren. 

Form

Saints go into Saturday's match off the back our 4-1 win over Motherwell in the Premier Sports Cup semi-final. A terrific performance from the Buddies saw us reach the Hampden showpiece next month where we'll face holders Celtic. That victory came following a 2-2 draw with league leaders Hearts at The SMiSA Stadium last midweek. 

Stephen Robinson's men have picked up 10 points from our first 10 matches in the William Hill Premiership this season and sit five points behind Hibernian who are in third place having taken 15 points from 11 matches. 

Hibernian travel to Paisley on Saturday after a 2-2 draw away to Livingston. A stoppage time penalty from Graham Carey saw Livingston take a share of the points at the Home of the Set Fare Arena. Prior to that, David Gray's side were beaten 1-0 by Rangers at Easter Road. The Hibees' last victory came when they defeated Aberdeen 2-1 at Pittodrie on Sunday 26th October. 

Saints are unbeaten in their last seven fixtures against Hibernian, stretching back to September 2023. The last three meetings between the sides, all in the William Hill Premiership, have ended in draws, with Miguel Freckleton scoring his first goal for the Buddies in a 1-1 draw at Easter Road in August. 

Miguel Freckleton celebrates goal against Hibernian (Image: Allan Picken)

The Officials

David Dickinson is the referee on Saturday. The VAR is Andrew Dallas.

The SPFL has today confirmed ticket details for the Premier Sports Cup Final between St Mirren and Celtic at Hampden Park on Sunday 14th December.

Ticket allocations and prices for the match at the National Stadium have been agreed by both clubs following discussions with the finalists, SPFL and relevant authorities.

St Mirren will receive an initial allocation of 9,500 tickets with the potential of up to 17,000 depending on early sales.

Full details on the club’s ticket buying process will be announced in due course with tickets hoped to be available on sale next week.

Ticket prices for the majority of supporters have been frozen at last season’s rates. Adult tickets in the East and West Stands are available at £40, with concessions £25. Adult tickets in the North and South Stands will be available at £46, with concession tickets priced at £28.

St Mirren supporters will be housed in the South and West Stands. The occasion will mark the first ever League Cup final meeting between the two clubs as Scottish football celebrates the 80th anniversary of the tournament, which first began in 1946/47.

Tickets will be issued in digital format through the Hampden Park Ticket app, with full pricing details set out below.

St Mirren Support

St Mirren FC partners with Driblab to strengthen its analytical capabilities

St Mirren Football Club has entered into an exciting new strategic partnership with Driblab, a leading football analytics consultancy.

The agreement will see St Mirren gain access to Driblab’s XY data and advanced analytical tools as we aim to enhance our decision-making in scouting, recruitment and performance analysis, by integrating cutting-edge data into our sporting structure.

By working with Driblab, St Mirren will be able to visualise, interpret, and apply advanced performance data to deepen its understanding of players, team dynamics, and tactical trends. This collaboration will enable the club to take a more data-informed approach to evaluating players and opponents, supporting its ambition to continue growing competitively and strategically within Scottish football.

St Mirren Chief Operating Officer Keith Lasley said: "We’re excited to be working alongside Driblab as we aim to strengthen football performance in line with our club strategy. In an ever-evolving footballing landscape, it’s vital that we utilise every possible avenue to keep us competitive at the top end of Scottish football."

Connor Venus, Sales Director for UK and Northern Europe at Driblab, added: "We’re delighted to partner with St Mirren, a club that continues to show ambition and a strong commitment to innovation. Access to XY data will allow them to analyse performance with greater depth and precision, supporting smarter decision-making across scouting and game analysis. We’re proud to help them take this important step in their analytical development."

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Mikael Mandron marked 100 appearances for St Mirren in the perfect fashion, scoring two goals and gaining an assist as Saints progressed to the Final of the Premier Sports Cup.

The forward started and ended the scoring as the Buddies won 4-1 at Hampden Park and set up a showdown with Celtic in December.

A special day for St Mirren captain Mark O'Hara saw the skipper help lead the Buddies to the Premier Sports Cup Final on his Hampden Park debut.

At the age of 29, with over 350 appearances in Scottish football, the Saints midfielder finally made his first appearance at the National Stadium on Saturday as we defeated Motherwell 4-1 at the semi-final stage.

Stephen Robinson's men were ruthless in their pursuit of a place in the Final next month, earning a well deserved win over the Steelmen.

The captain admitted it had the feeling of a special day and he says the players are hungry for more. 

St Mirren will face Celtic at Hampden Park on Sunday 14th December in the Premier Sports Cup Final.

Saints will take on the holders at the National Stadium after our 4-1 semi-final victory over Motherwell yesterday. 

Ticket arrangements for the Premier Sports Cup Final will be announced in due course.

Our William Hill Premiership match against Hearts, originally due to take place at Tynecastle on Saturday 13th December, has now been postponed and will be rearranged. 

St Mirren emphatically beat Motherwell and will play in the Premier Sports Cup Final next month against either Celtic or Rangers. Saints reach their first League Cup final, since we won the competition back in 2013.

Mikael Mandron got the scoring underway before a stunning strike from Dan Nlundulu saw us double our advantage heading into half-time. Motherwell pulled a goal back in the final 10 minutes through Callum Hendry which looked set to make for a nervy ending at Hampden Park. But Richard King restored Saints' two goal advantage a few minutes later before Mandron put the seal on a wonderful day for the Buddies at the National Stadium. 

Stephen Robinson named two changes from his side’s 2-2 draw with Hearts. Both Jayden Richardson and Alex Gogic made it back into the starting XI, after their suspensions, with Conor McMenamin and Richard King dropping to the bench.

Miguel Freckleton and Malik Dijksteel were St Mirren’s only doubts before the game. Freckleton, with a knock that he sustained against Hearts midweek and Dijksteel, who has been recovering from an illness all week.

Motherwell made five changes from their 2-0 win against Dundee United. Liam Gordon, Apostolos Stamatelopoulos, Elijah Just, Emmanuel Longelo and Ibrahim Said all came in to replace. Stephen O’Donnell, Callum Slattery, Stephen Welsh, Callum Hendry and Regan Charles-Cook.

Club captain Stephen O’Donnell was a doubt and did not make the match day squad, whilst star winger Tawanda Maswanhise was a doubt but made the squad. Jordan McGhee, Zach Robinson, Eseosa Sule, Filip Stuparevic and Sam Nicholson were all ruled out.

St Mirren got the game kicked off and got an early first chance. Great pressure from Nlundulu forced a loose pass that fell to Baccus, whose ball into to Mandron was too heavy for the St Mirren number nine.

Motherwell responded positively with a plethora of crosses and corners into the St Mirren box. St Mirren were dealing well with them, with one free kick from Watt finding Stamatelopoulos, who didn’t trouble George with his header.

The Saints grew more and more in the game, creating chances but struggling to get any clear-cut chances towards the Motherwell goal.

Motherwell broke down the left hand side with some lovely one touch football. A fortuitous bounce found Maswanhise who had a low driven strike, going wide of the St Mirren goal.

St Mirren broke the deadlock moments later. Gogic took a quick free kick releasing John on the left hand side, winning St Mirren a corner. John took the resulting corner on the left hand side, with Gogic flicking the ball on towards Mandron. Mandron fired the ball into the back of the net for his sixth goal in the Premier Sports Cup and his seventh of the season.

The Saints went close to a second. A long ball found Richardson who beat the offside trap. His cross nearly found Mandron but Ward collected.

St Mirren moments later got their second of the match. Mandron’s pass deflected off Watt and fell to the feet of Nlundulu. The striker then smashed the ball from the edge of the box into the top right corner, scoring for the third match in a row and leaving Ward no chance.

Four minutes were added on after an earlier head injury to Freckleton. Freckleton then won the ball, having a mazy run on the left hand side. His cross found Richardson, whose shot went wide of the goal with the half ending Motherwell 0-2 St Mirren.

Motherwell made the one change at the half bring on Welsh for Gordon before getting the half underway.

The Steelmen started the half off strong. After some scrappy challenges and the ball bouncing around, it found its way to Watt 30 yards from goal. Watt’s thunderous shot was well handled by George.

Motherwell kept piling on the pressure. Some well worked football found Said. He flicked the ball over to Just, who found Maswanhise and his strike was again dragged low and wide of George’s goal. Said was then replaced by Slattery.

The Steelmen were hunting to break down this stubborn Saints defense. Koutroumbis’ pass found Slattery, who had his effort pushed to safety from George.

St Mirren made their first change of the afternoon bring on Ayunga for goal scorer Nlundulu. Moments later John’s cross found Mandron, who couldn’t get his second of the afternoon.

Motherwell then made their third and fourth changes of the afternoon, bringing on Hendry and Sparrow for Stamatelopoulos and Koutroumbis.

Motherwell should have scored after Maswanhise, who was inches to putting the ball into the net, couldn’t convert a ball in from Just. St Mirren then made a double substitution, with King and Donnelly coming on for Richardson and Baccus.

Moments later Mandron nearly got the Saints third. Substitutes Donnelly and Ayunga hounded the Motherwell defence, winning the ball in the six yard box. The ball was given to Mandron who spun his man, but thanks to excellent defending from McGinn the ball hit the post.

St Mirren broke away on the very next attack, with some lovely link up play from King and Mandron. Mandron’s ball found Phillips with his strike unable to trouble Ward in the Motherwell goal. 

Motherwell then made their final substitution with Charles-Cook replacing Maswanhise. Ayunga was fouled by Sparrow, earning the first yellow of the afternoon.

Motherwell got back into the game after a quick free kick found substitute Charles-Cook. He travelled 30 yards giving the ball wide right to Sparrow. Sparrow’s low cross was tucked away by Hendry.

But that joy for Motherwell was short lasting. Yet another substitute goal involvement but this time for St Mirren. King wins the ball in the Motherwell half finds Mandron, who gets fouled. The ref waves play on with King picking up the ball and striking in at Ward. The ball then spins in, with King getting his second goal for the club.

The Saints made a double substitution with Tanser and McMenamin coming on for John and O’Hara.

St Mirren had confirmed their place in next months final by adding in a fourth. A terrific strike form Phillips looped and smashed off the cross bar. Mandron was the most alert, winning the ball and putting the ball into the bottom right hand corner to get his second goal of the game. After a VAR check for both an offside and possible foul the goal was given.

St Mirren will play either Celtic or Rangers at Hampden Park on Sunday 14th December in the League Cup final.

Full-Time: Motherwell 1-4 St Mirren

St Mirren: George, Fraser, Gogic, Freckleton, Richardson (King 71), Phillips, Baccus (Donnelly 71), O'Hara (c) (Tanser 88), John (McMenamin 88), Nlundulu (Ayunga 63), Mandron
Subs: Mullen, Idowu, Dijksteel, Mooney

Motherwell: Ward, Koutroumbis (Sparrow 65), McGinn (c), Gordon (Welsh 46), Longelo, Watt, Fadinger, Said (Slattery 57), Maswanhise, Stamatelopoulos (Hendry 66)
Subs Not Used: Connelly, Balmer, Halliday, Priestman

Referee: Don Robertson
AR1: David Roome
AR2: Ross Macleod
Fourth Official: Ryan Lee
VAR: Greg Aitken

St Mirren's Premier Sports Cup semi-final side has been announced with Stephen Robinson making two changes to the side that drew with Hearts on Wednesday night. 

Alex Gogic and Jayden Richardson return to the starting 11 after suspensions. That sees Richard King and Conor McMenamin drop to the bench. Miguel Freckleton has passed a fitness test and starts for the Buddies after scoring on Wednesday evening.

Kick-off at Hampden Park is at 5:30pm and the match is live on Premier Sports. International subscribers to St Mirren TV can watch live as part of their subscription. 

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

Motherwell: Ward, Koutroumbis, McGinn (c), Gordon, Longelo, Watt, Fadinger, Said, Maswanhise, Stamatelopoulos
Subs: Connelly, Balmer, Sparrow, Slattery, Halliday, Priestman, Welsh, Hendry, Charles-Cook

We're getting ready for for semi-final Saturday as Saints take on Motherwell at Hampden Park in the last four of the Premier Sports Cup. 

Sales for Saturday's Premier Sports Cup semi-final will close on Friday (31st Oct) at 12 noon. Tickets are available to buy up until that point online. 

Motherwell v St Mirren 
Premier Sports Cup
Venue: Hampden Park, Glasgow
Date: Saturday 1st November 2025
Kick-off: 5:30pm

The match day officials for Saturday's match are as follows:

Referee: Don Robertson
Assistant Referee: David Roome
Assistant Referee: Ross Macleod
VAR: Greg Aitken

Match Details

Sales for Saturday's Premier Sports Cup semi-final will close on Friday (31st Oct) at 12 noon.

Tickets are available to buy up until that point online. This is to allow our ticket office staff the time to process all final orders and pass across to Hampden Park ticketing team to ensure smooth injection into the Hampden Park Ticket App.

Ticket Information 

Travel Information

We would advise that supporters should allow plenty of time when travelling to the match.

If travelling by train, purchase tickets in advance and use M-tickets. Please be aware that there will be queueing systems in place at Glasgow Central, Kings Park and Mount Florida. St Mirren fans should travel to and from Mount Florida Station with opposition fans travelling to and from Kings Park.

Access to enter Mount Florida Station is via Cathkinview Road. All other station entrances are closed, including access to the Langside College carpark which should be accessed via Battlefield Road. Stay up-to-date by checking scotrail.co.uk/sport.

Disabled Parking

Disabled parking for Saturday's match is available for collection for those who have booked them. Please note there is no spare allocation and these are only available to those that have ordered in advance.