For disabled fans and their carers; the disabled fans will pay the price as per their age (see above) but carers will get their ticket free of charge. Proof of status must be shown.

It has been confirmed that this match will be pay-on-the-day where match tickets can be bought from the ticket office sited beside the South Stand at the Tulloch Caledonian Stadium.

Additional Information for Travelling Fans

Tomorrow, Saturday 31st March, St Mirren head to the Highlands to face Inverness Caley Thistle in a Ladbrokes Championship match-up at the Tulloch Caledonian Stadium.

The referee tomorrow is Alan Newlands and he will be assisted by David McGeachie and Simon MacLean.

St Mirren took another huge step towards the Championship title this week, as they breezed past Dumbarton on Tuesday night to take them to within eights points of winning the league.

Jack Ross' side moved up to 66 points in the Scottish Championship on Tuesday, after putting five past the Sons at the Paisley 2021 Stadium, with goals from Cammy Smith, Danny Mullen, Gavin Reilly and a double from Lewis Morgan.

Captain Stephen McGinn spoke to Buddievision about the team's biggest win of the season and how they wanted to avoid a similar outcome from when the two teams last met in Paisley.

Back in December, Dumbarton beat Saints 1-0 and as a result have been the only team to defeat St Mirren in the league at home for over a year.

He said: "First and foremost we were really excited about the game, we love playing here, especially under the lights. We fancy ourselves against anyone here under the lights, so we were really looking forward to the game and I think it showed in the performance.

"It was one that has bugged us, it's really bugged us. That day we were miles off it as a team and really frustrated. Aside from that really poor performance, looking back we were undefeated (at home). So it was a sore one for us and one we were looking to rectify to make sure it didn't happen again tonight.

"We were after them right from the start. We appreciate that they had the cup final and the last minute heartbreak; we never had a game, we were the fresh team coming into it and we wanted to really get after them from the start. I think we did and really set the tone for the rest of the night."

St Mirren have now won eight of their last nine games in the league, but just getting over the line isn't good enough for the Saints skipper.

He believes this stage of the season is where the best teams show their worth. 

He continued: "I tend to disagree, I think sometimes when you see the real good teams coming into the home stretch, that's when they start to flex. I mean, last year some of our best performances were at this stage of the season.

"I think we've ground out the tough months, the three months over the winter period is really tough and there were some hard fought wins. Now we're looking to show why we're top of the league and why we think we're the best team in this division."      

As the team's chances of grasping the league title get closer and closer McGinn is reluctant for the team to let up in the run-in, and he knows this week's game away to Inverness will be a a stiff challenge for the team. 

He added: "You wouldn't be human if you didn't start to look at it and think about when and where you can win it. We go up to Inverness and we're thankful to be in the position we are, to go into such a tough game that we actually have got that lead, because I think it's the toughest and trickiest venue in the league.

"I don't know how they're still in the position they are in Inverness, when you see with result they got tonight. In my opinion it's the hardest game, so we'll go up there to go and win again, but we know it's going to be a really tough afternoon."

 McGinn also had a special message for the fans as the team close in on their target. Due to three away games in a row, the next time the side play at the Paisley 2021 Stadium they could be champions.

He said: "I can't speak highly enough of the fans. It wasn't easy tonight, because you start to look in the distance and we have three away games that people will be wanting to go to and the turnout tonight with Scotland playing at the same time is really, really good.

"I heard the announcement of the crowd tonight - just under 4000 - that's phenomenal in this league. I thank them again and ask them for one last push. Let's do it together.

"It would be a lot nicer than having to come here and still not be champions. I hope that's the case, but we have three really tough away games coming up - would much prefer them to be three home games with our form here - but as I said, when ever we can do it and as soon as we can do it. I will take that all day."

Commercial Manager, Campbell Kennedy welcomed Ronnie & Hazel McGinlay from Walker Laird to the Paisley 2021 Stadium this afternoon.

Walker Laird are once again the Principal sponsor of the club's SOLD OUT 2017/18 Player of the Year Dinner .

Campbell said: "This is the fourth year in a row that Walker Laird have been the Principal sponsor of the club's Player of the Year Dinner which shows their commitment to the club."

Walker Laird today also confirmed that they will be renewing their advertising boards at the stadium for the 2018/19 season ahead.

St Mirren Football Club would like to thank them for their continued support .

Ticket sales for the home games against Livingston and Morton are now on sale at the Ticket Office.

The club has now had confirmation from the SPFL that these games will not be moved dates.

Anyone looking to purchase tickets for W5/6/7 can purchase them over the phone or in person at the Ticket Office in advance of matchday.

A reminder that the Ticket Office will be closed over the Easter weekend.

St Mirren vs Livingston
Ladbrokes Championship
Venue: Paisley 2021 Stadium, Paisley
Date: Saturday 14th April 2018
Kick-off: 3:00pm

St Mirren vs Morton
Ladbrokes Championship
Venue: Paisley 2021 Stadium, Paisley
Date: Saturday 21st April 2018
Kick-off: 3:00pm

Opening Hours

The St Mirren Ticket Office opening hours for the next week are as follows:

Thu, Mar 29th – 10:00am - 2:00pm
Fri, Mar 30th – CLOSED
Sat, Mar 31st – CLOSED
Sun, Apr 1st – CLOSED
Mon, Apr 2nd - CLOSED
Tue, Apr 3rd - 10:00am - 2:00pm
Wed, Apr 4th - 10:00am - 2:00pm

St Mirren Ticket Office Tel: (0141) 889-2558

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

Ticket Information

Jack Ross gives his thoughts on tonight's emphatic 5-0 win over Dumbarton in the Ladbrokes Championship.

A double from Lewis Morgan alongside goals from Cammy Smith, Danny Mullen and Gavin Reilly saw Saints go 14 points clear at the top of the table.

St Mirren cruised to victory over Dumbarton to take a step closer to a return to the Ladbrokes Premiership.

Lewis Morgan's 15th goal of the season, along with Cammy Smith's 32nd minute strike had Saints on easy street heading into the break. 

Danny Mullen then added his first home goal after the break, before substitute Gavin Reilly made it goal number 22 for the season. Lewis Morgan put the seal on a brilliant win with a stunning strike on 86 minutes. 

Saints were right up for it from the off with Cammy Smith going close on three minutes when he cut in from the left, but his shot was blocked by ex-St Mirren goalkeeper Scott Gallacher. 

The Buddies were awarded a free kick in a good position on the edge of the penalty box when Stephen McGinn was fouled by Liam Dick. Morgan, who scored from a similar position against Queen of the South last weekend, stepped up to take but sent it over the bar. 

But just seven minutes later the winger was on the scoresheet with a lovely curling finish to put St Mirren one-nil in front. Ryan Flynn did brilliantly to steal the ball from Craig Barr before sending it into Cammy Smith's path. Smith spotted Morgan who had peeled away on the left with the 21 year-old having the time to pick his spot to send beyond Gallacher. 

Cammy went close on 23 minutes only for his shot to be blocked, while Kyle Magennis almost scored in fortuitous fashion when his corner kick flew over everyone and had to be headed off the line by Barr. 

St Mirren's persistence paid off on 32 minutes when Cammy Smith bundled home following a goal-line scramble to make it 2-0. 

While Saints were cruising, the visitors almost pulled a goal back a minute after our second with Craig Samson making a world class save to deny Kevin Nesbit and continue his home clean sheet record.  

Jack Ross' men were rampant and continued to plug away in search of a third goal before the interval. Stephen McGinn drilled an effort just past the post before Ryan Flynn slid in at the back post sending over Morgan's ball across the box.

Half Time: St Mirren 2-0 Dumbarton

While Saints couldn't get a third in the first half, it didn't take them long after the interval to find it. Danny Mullen was on the end of a neat move and finished nicely beyond Gallacher to score his first goal at The Paisley 2021 Stadium. 

The Buddies were so in control and the match had shades of the 5-0 win over Raith Rovers towards the end of last season. Mullen was so unlucky not to grab a second when his header from a corner was deflected behind. 

Substitute Gavin Reilly got the much deserved fourth for St Mirren on 71 minutes. The striker's initial shot was blocked by Gallacher, but he showed his instincts to follow in the rebound to score his 22nd goal of the season.

The best was yet to come, but come it did on 86 minutes when Lewis Morgan scored his second of the night. It was an absolute screamer from the winger who drove forward and unleashed an unstoppable strike into the top corner to put the seal on a brilliant night for the Buddies. 

Full Time: St Mirren 5-0 Dumbarton

St Mirren: Samson, L.Smith, MacKenzie, Davis, Eckersley (Stelios 60), McGinn, Magennis (McShane 77), Flynn, C.Smith, Morgan, Mullen (Reilly 67)
Subs Not Used: Stewart, Baird, Hippolyte, Sutton

Dumbarton: Gallacher, D.Smith, Dowie, Dick, Barr, Nesbit (Gallagher 55), Burt (Wilson 72), Carswell, Hutton, Froxylias (Walsh 63), Stirling
Subs Not Used: Ewings, McLaughlin, Hill, M.Stewart

Referee: Colin Steven
Assistant Referee: Graham McNeille
Assistant Referee: Colin McAlpine

Attendance: 3,964

Gallery pictures by Allan Picken © - Allan Picken Photography and John Millar © - Millar Pictures

St Mirren have a run of three away games coming up, the first of them is this coming Saturday (31st March) when they make the trip to the Highlands to face Inverness Caledonian Thistle in a Ladbrokes Championship fixture at the Tulloch Caledonian Stadium. A week later Saints go to Glebe Park to face Brechin City, then the run of three away games will end at Tannadice Park when Saints go head to head with Dundee United on Tuesday, 10th April.

The info on Travel Clubs heading to the Tulloch Caledonian Stadium, Glebe Park and Tannadice Park is as follows:

Tile Bar Supporters Bus

The bus for the match against Inverness Caley Thistle will leave at 9:00am from Abercorn Street.

The bus for the Brechin City game will leave at 10:30am.

The bus for Tannadice will leave at 5:00pm.

Bus tickets for non members are available from the bar.

Chivas Travel Club

The bus to Inverness will leave at 9:00am. This bus is now sold out.

The bus for Brechin will leave at 10:00am. This bus is now sold out.

No confirmed departure time as yet for the Dundee United game.

Bus tickets are available from The Court Bar.

Cockles Wilson Supporters Bus

The bus for Inverness will leave at 9:00am. This bus is now sold out.

We will leave at 12:00pm (noon) for the game away to Brechin City.

Tickets for this bus will be available from The Bankhouse from Saturday 31st March.

No confirmed departure time as yet for the Dundee United game.

North End Travel Club

The bus will leave from The Sneddon at 9:00am for the game at Inverness. This bus is now sold out.

The bus departure times for the games away to Brechin City and Dundee United are as yet to be confirmed, but tickets for a seat on the bus to Brechin will be sold on the bus to Inverness and afterwards in the Brewer's Tap.

There will be engineering work on the rail lines on Tuesday 10th April when St Mirren travel away to Dundee Utd.

The work will be taking place around the Stirling area, and in turn could be problematic for fans looking to travel by train to the game.

There will be only one train service leaving Dundee post match at 9:56pm.

However, when the train reaches Stirling it will be a bus replacement service to Glasgow Queen Street, which is scheduled to get into Glasgow at 11:50pm.

St Mirren are back in action at the Paisley 2021 Stadium tonight as we host IRN-BRU Cup finalists Dumbarton in the Ladbrokes Championship.

It'll be the fourth and final meeting between the two sides this campaign with Saints winning both away matches by a 2-0 scoreline, while Dumbarton shocked the Buddies 1-0 at the Paisley 2021 Stadium in December. Indeed, Dumbarton are the only team to have won in the league in Paisley since January 2017. 

The Buddies weren't in action this weekend after call-ups to Lewis Morgan, Liam Smith and Kyle Magennis saw the scheduled match against Falkirk postponed until April. Tonight's match will be just the third game St Mirren have played this month, compared to seven in March last year. 

Jack Ross' men come into the match in good spirits on the back of a three match winning running. After defeat to Livingston last month, the Buddies have gone on to defeat Brechin (1-0), Dunfermline (2-0) and Queen of the South (3-1). The most recent of which, away to Queen of the South, saw Saints comfortably gather all three points with Danny Mullen - scoring his first for St Mirren - Lewis Morgan and Kyle Magennis on the scoresheet. 

Meanwhile, Dumbarton come into tomorrow's match following a cruel IRN-BRU Cup final loss. The part-time side had pushed Caley Thistle all the way and even survived a late scare when ex-Saint, Scott Gallacher saved Iain Vigurs' 82nd minute penalty. But deep into stoppage time, Carl Tremarco ghosted in at the back post to tap home Daniel McKay's cross to win the cup for Inverness.

The Sons are in decent league form with two wins and a draw in their last four matches. They drew 0-0 away to Falkirk in February before being edged out 1-0 by Queen of the South at home. Their two wins have come home and away to bottom side Brechin with Steven Aitken's men winning 1-0 at home thanks to a Dimitris Froxylias effort. They followed up that win with a 3-1 triumph at Glebe Park thanks to goals from Calum Gallagher and Danny Handling plus an own goal.

While Saints have beaten Dumbarton twice this season, both of those wins have come away from home. The Buddies haven't beaten Dumbarton in Paisley since February 2016 when Lawrence Shankland scored the game's only goal to give St Mirren a 1-0 win over the Sons. The visitors are unbeaten in their last three visits to the Paisley 2021 Stadium.

There are a number of familiar faces in the Dumbarton squad with Scott Gallacher, Kyle Hutton, Stuart Carswell, Tom Walsh and Calum Gallagher all having plied their trade at Saints within the last three years.

Jack Ross confirmed that he has a fully fit squad to chose from tonight as Harry Davis returns for Saints after missing the 3-1 win away to Queen of the South. Adam Eckersley will also be available for selection after suffering a dead leg in the same match. 

St Mirren need 11 points from their remaining eight matches to clinch the Ladbrokes Championship title and a return to the Premiership. A win tonight would see that total drop to eight points with seven to play. Dumbarton will be looking to close the gap on eighth place Inverness as they look to climb away from the relegation play-off spot. If results go the Sons' way tonight they'd move to within a point of Caley Thistle in the battle for survival. 

St Mirren in the Community - Tuesday 27th March (Panda Club and Airdome Bookings)

Please note that there is no Panda Club on Tuesday 27th March at the home fixture versus Dumbarton. Airdome bookings will be on as per normal.

St Mirren in the Community – Community Football Centre Update

With the Easter school holidays and Easter football programme fast approaching, St Mirren in the Community would like to remind players, parents and guardians of the following community football centre updates;

• Football centres at Arkleston Primary School, Ralston Primary School, Gryffe High School and the St Mirren Airdome have finished for the holidays and will resume on the week beginning Monday 23rd April.
• Football centres at Lochbarr Services conclude this Thursday (29th March) and will resume on the week beginning Monday 23rd April.

St Mirren in the Community hopes that its supporters, players and families have a fantastic Easter holiday and we look forward to seeing you at the camps!

For further information about Community Football Centres and the Easter Football Programme, please contact Ross Paterson by emailing ross.paterson@stmirren.com.