Our Scottish Gas Scottish Cup quarter-final against Partick Thistle will take place at The SMiSA Stadium on Sunday 8th March with a 7:30pm kick-off.

The match has been selected for live TV coverage on BBC Scotland. Ticketing arrangements will be confirmed in due course.

St Mirren v Partick Thistle
Scottish Gas Scottish Cup Quarter-Final
Venue: The SMiSA Stadium
Date: Sunday 8th March 2026
Kick-off: 7:30pm
Live on BBC Scotland

St Mirren's concentration returns to the William Hill Premiership as we take on Kilmarnock on Wednesday evening.

Saints take on the Ayrshire side at the BBSP Stadium Rugby Park.

Match Details

Kilmarnock v St Mirren
Competition: William Hill Premiership
Date: Wednesday 11th February 2026
Kick-off: 7:45pm
Venue: The BBSP Stadium Rugby Park

Ticket Info

Tickets for the match are available to purchase online. Tickets purchased online are priced at £27 for adults, £22 for concessions, £15 for U18s and £10 for U16s*.

Tickets can also be purchased at the Kilmarnock ticket office until 7.30pm. However, there is a high chance of lengthy queues and it is therefore recommended that you use the online ticketing facility. Tickets purchased in person at Kilmarnock's ticket office are charged at £30 for adults, £25 for concessions, £20 for U18s and £12 for U16s. 

For full ticket information, please click HERE.

Supporter Info

Travel and Parking

As always, supporters are encouraged to keep up to date with any relevant travel information via the following link: Traffic Scotland. If travelling by train please check your journey before travel by using the Journey Planner or the ScotRail app.

There is NO available space for parking cars or supporter buses within the Stadium boundary. Supporter buses should park in Burnside Street (KA1 4EU) or Holmquarry Road (KA1 4DA), resulting in a short 10 minute walk to the Stadium.

Plenty of on street parking, for cars, is available in the vicinity of the stadium but Kilmarnock FC would ask all supporters to be mindful of their neighbours.

Accessibility 

To purchase ambulant & carer tickets please contact the ticketing team – email: tickets@kilmarnockfc.co.uk or Tel: 01563 545311.

If anyone who is ambulant disabled needs assistance to be housed in the rear of the disabled fan area, please contact tickets@kilmarnockfc.co.uk or tel: 01563 545311 to arrange accordingly.

General Info

• Turnstiles will open 18:45 and we will be housed in the Chadwick Stand. Please sit in allocated seats as the game is busy.
• Kiosks are card payments only. There is no cash facility.
• Flags should be within regulations and must have a fire certificate. No offensive or political flags will be allowed. Flags can be laid across any empty seats in the lower tier and the stewards will facilitate this.
• No balaclavas or face coverings will be allowed.
• No pyro or megaphones allowed.
• No bags bigger than A4 allowed.
• No surfing banners allowed.
• Drum will be searched.
• Searching will be in place.
• Any inebriated fans will not be allowed to enter the Stadium.
• St Mirren fans will be made most welcome in the Park Hotel (adjacent to the Stadium) prior to and after the match. The hotel can be very busy on a match day and there are various events taking place within. The hotel car park is strictly for hotel patrons only.

How to Follow

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

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

St Mirren return to William Hill Premiership action on Wednesday night as we take on Kilmarnock.

The Buddies are back in league duty when we take on Neil McCann's side at Rugby Park after securing our place in the quarter-finals of the Scottish Gas Scottish Cup.

Match Details

Kilmarnock v St Mirren
Competition: William Hill Premiership
Date: Wednesday 11th February 2026
Kick-off: 7:45pm 
Venue: The BBSP Stadium Rugby Park

Tickets

Tickets for the match are available to purchase online. Tickets purchased online are priced at £27 for adults, £22 for concessions, £15 for U18s and £10 for U16s*. Tickets purchased in person are charged at £30 for adults, £25 for concessions, £20 for U18s and £12 for U16s. 

For full ticket information, please click HERE.

Form

Saints are unbeaten in five matches in all competitions following Friday night's 2-1 extra-time win over Airdrieonians in the Scottish Gas Scottish Cup. That came after Miguel Freckleton scored the winner against league leaders Hearts in a 1-0 victory in the William Hill Premiership last week.

Kilmarnock were beaten 5-1 away to Rangers in their last outing. Neil McCann's side were reduced to 10 men early on with Dominic Thompson given his marching orders on four minutes. Despite a valiant effort, the Ayrshire side would come away from Ibrox empty-handed. Kilmarnock did, however, recently put an end to their winless run with a 3-0 victory at home to Aberdeen at the end of January. 

Neither side could be separated at The SMiSA Stadium when the two played out a 0-0 draw in the most recent meeting back in December.

Goals from David Watson and Marcus Dackers saw Kilmarnock run out 2-0 winners when the sides met at Rugby Park in October.

Saints defeated Kilmarnock on penalty kicks at Rugby Park after a 2-2 draw in the Premier Sports Cup quarter-finals in September. 

The sides battled out a 0-0 draw in our last home match of 2025

The Officials

Grant Irvine is the referee on Tuesday night with Ryan Lee on VAR.

For a third successive year we finished in the top half of the Scottish Premiership and enjoyed four thrilling games in the UEFA Conference League qualifiers. We ultimately lost to a very good SK Brann side who went on to finish 2nd in the Norwegian Eliteserien. It would be remiss not to mention the fantastic backing we received from our fans in all four matches. They turned out in incredible numbers and were a credit to the club and the town.

Performance

In terms of financial performance we achieved an Operating Profit before depreciation, amortisation and interest of £1,213,678 (2023/24 £65,089) resulting in a Net Profit after depreciation, amortisation and interest of £726,639 (2023/24 Loss (£396,430)). Clearly these results represent a significant achievement for the club. However they were enhanced significantly by the income from the UEFA Conference League matches whereas the bonuses for qualification were borne in the previous financial year. In addition, UEFA changed the distribution model for the 2024-27 cycle, which meant that payments are now distributed in the year in which they are earned. This resulted in the Club receiving two solidarity payments in 2024/25.

Overall it was another year of high achievement given the resources available to us. However with increased investment in many of the SPFL Premiership clubs, together with increased costs across the board, the task of sustaining these levels of attainment are arguably harder than ever. Everyone at the club is working extremely hard to increase revenues across all of our activities.

We thank everyone, players, management, operational staff, volunteers, directors, sponsors and our fantastic fans. Without you none of this would have been possible.

A copy of the club’s Annual Accounts can be found at Companies House. You can also access our Annual Accounts HERE.

St Mirren will face Partick Thistle in the quarter-finals of the Scottish Gas Scottish Cup.

The Buddies have been drawn at home to Partick Thistle with the tie due to take place on the weekend of March 7th.

Goals from Jacob Devaney and Roland Idowu saw Saints defeat Airdrieonians on Friday night to progress to the last eight.

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

St Mirren became the first side into the hat for the quarter-finals of the Scottish Gas Scottish Cup after Roland Idowu's extra-time winner saw off Airdrieonians at The Albert Bartlett Stadium.

It wasn't a vintage performance from Saints, but Stephen Robinson's men got the job done to ensure a place in the last eight of the competition for the first time since 2022. 

A stunning finish from Jacob Devaney gave the Buddies a deserved first-half lead. But Airdrieonians drew themselves level in the second 45 and took the game to extra-time. It looked like we'd be heading to penalties once again, only for substitute Idowu to fire home the winner with four minutes remaining.

The manager made just one change to the side that defeated Hearts in the William Hill Premiership on Tuesday night. That saw Jake Young come in for the injured Dan Nlundulu. It was Young who had the first opportunity with six minutes on the clock. He picked the ball up and struck low from 20 yards, but Airdrieonians goalkeeper Harry Stone was equal to the effort as he held. 

Saints were in control in the opening stages of the match and that paid off on 19 minutes when Devaney produced a bit of magic to score his first goal for the Buddies. Mikael Mandron played a lovely ball round the corner for the the loanee who took one touch before beautifully guiding the ball into the top corner of the net.

Jacob Devaney celebrates his first St Mirren goal (Image: Craig Brown)

The Buddies almost added another four minutes later when Jayden Richardson forced a big save from Stone. Richardson was involved again just after the half hour mark when his low pass almost found Mandron who was ready to tap in from close range. He was denied that opportunity by a vital interception from Craig Ross who turned it behind for a corner. 

The hosts steadily started to grow into the match and had a strong penalty appeal turned down with just over 10 minutes of the first-half remaining. Jamie Barjonas was through on goal and went down under the challenge from Richard King. It did look like the home side had a strong case for a spot-kick, but referee Kevin Clancy was unmoved which drew plenty of ire from the home support. Their frustration was almost compounded when Mandron immediately had the chance to double St Mirren's advantage when he won the break of the ball on the edge of the Diamonds' box. But the forward sent the shot wide of target.

Airdrieonians started the second-half the better, but failed to create anything clear cut to worry Shamal George in the St Mirren goal. Charlie McArthur passed up a half decent opportunity on 55 minutes when he slammed into the side net. That miss was nearly punished when substitute Idowu, who replaced the injured Young in the first-half, missed a big chance to double our lead. He found himself in a good area but got the shot all wrong and sent well wide of target. 

The home side fired a huge warning signal just after the hour mark when Lewis Strapp lashed a curling effort inches over the bar from 20 yards. That prompted a double substitution from Stephen Robinson as he introduced Conor McMenamin and Kion Etete in place of Richardson and Devaney.

But the warning wasn't heeded as the hosts would get themselves level on 65 minutes. Euan Henderson scoring a tidy finish from inside the Saints box to make it 1-1. The goal looked like it may spark Saints back into life after a fairly listless start to the second-half with Idowu forcing a terrific save from Stone. But the Buddies lacked the quality required in the final third with the final chance of the 90 coming a minute before the end when Idowu shot just by the far post. 

As was the case in the previous round, Saints were going to have to go at least 120 minutes. Stephen Robinson made a further change at the beginning of extra-time, replacing Etete with Malik Dijksteel as he looked for his side to have more width. But he was dealt a further blow 10 minutes into extra-time when the Dutchman picked up a groin injury and had to be substituted as well. Jalmaro Calvin was his replacement and the young Jamaican forward was agonisingly close to regaining Saints' lead when he turned an Idowu cross inches wide at the beginning of the second period of extra-time. 

It was the Buddies who looked the more likely and we would eventually find a winner with four minutes remaining. George's free-kick drifted all the way to Idowu inside the box and he lashed home first time to put us into the last eight. 

Full-Time: Airdrieonians 1-2 St Mirren (AET)

St Mirren: George, Fraser (c), King, Freckleton, Richardson (McMenamin 63), Phillips (Donnelly 111), Devaney (Etete 63, Dijksteel 91, Calvin 102), Gogic, John, Young (Idowu 35), Mandron
Subs: Mullen, Tanser, Sobowale

Airdrieonians: Stone, MacDonald (Devine 65), Ross, McArthur, Strapp, McMaster (c) (Constable 90), Barjonas (Gallagher 78), Telfer (McGrattan 72), McKinnon (Hastie 118), Mochrie, Henderson,
Subs: Melrose, McGinty, Aird, Smith

Referee: Kevin Clancy
AR1: Graeme Stewart
AR2: Scott Anderson
Fourth Official: Euan Anderson

There's one change for St Mirren from the side that defeated Hearts 1-0 on Tuesday night.

Stephen Robinson's men face Airdrieonians in the Fifth Round of the Scottish Gas Scottish Cup and the only change this evening sees Jake Young come in for Dan Nlundulu. Nlundulu misses out entirely with injury.

Ex-St Mirren Youth Academy prospect Dean McMaster captains Airdrieonians this evening.

Kick-off at The Albert Bartlett Stadium is at 7:45pm this evening.

St Mirren: George, Fraser (c), King, Freckleton, Richardson, Phillips, Devaney, Gogic, John, Young, Mandron
Subs: Mullen, Tanser, Sobowale, Donnelly, Dijksteel, McMenamin, Idowu, Calvin, Etete

Airdrieonians: Stone, MacDonald, Strapp, McMaster (c), Mochrie, Henderson, McArthur, Ross, Barjonas, Telfer, McKinnon
Subs: Melrose, McGinty, Gallagher, Devine, McGrattan, Constable, Hastie, Aird, Smith

Referee: Kevin Clancy

The St Mirren Ticket Office will be closed on Monday 9th February for essential staff training. It will re-open at 10am on Tuesday 10th February. 

The Ticket Office Hours for next week are as follows: 

The SPFL has today announced that our William Hill Premiership match against Rangers will be shown live on Sky Sports. 

The fixture will now kick-off at 12 noon on Sunday 15th March.

Sunday 15th March 2026
St Mirren v Rangers
Kick-off: 12pm
Venue: The SMiSA Stadium
Live on Sky Sports

Saints' focus moves to the Scottish Gas Scottish Cup as we take on Airdrieonians in the Fifth Round on Friday night.

Match Details

Airdrieonians v St Mirren
Competition: Scottish Gas Scottish Cup
Date: Friday 6th February 2026
Kick-off: 7:45pm
Venue: The Albert Bartlett Stadium

Ticket Info

Tickets for our Scottish Gas Scottish Cup Fifth Round tie away to Airdrieonians are on sale online via Airdrieonians' online ticketing platform.

Tickets are priced at £23 for adults, £19 for over 65s, £16 for concessions and £10 for U16s. There is also a parent and child ticket available for £29. 

For full ticket information, please click HERE. 

Please be aware that Airdrieonians have advised that spot checks may be conducted at the turnstiles for concession entries due to high attendance expected. We would advise that proof of eligibility may be required and anyone refusing to show proof may be refused entry. Typical documents provided would be an access card, proof of PIP/DLA award, blue badge etc. This is not exclusive to disabled fans. Those who have purchased a concession for unemployment would be expected to provide proof of eligibility too i.e. a screenshot of universal credit letter. 

Supporter Info

Travel and Parking

As always, supporters are encouraged to keep up to date with any relevant travel information via the following link: Traffic Scotland. If travelling by train please check your journey before travel by using the Journey Planner or the ScotRail app.

There's minimum parking available The Albert Bartlett Stadium tomorrow night so please arrive early for the match. There is a £5 charge for cars and a £10 charge for buses for the car park. This must be paid in cash only. 

General Info

• Turnstiles will open at 6:45pm. 
• St Mirren supporters will be housed in the East Stand. Please enter through turnstiles 13-16.
• There is no specific seat allocation so please arrive early. 
• Kiosks will be cash and contactless.
• There is no smoking or vaping allowed inside The Albert Bartlett Stadium. Any breaches of this will result in ejection.
• Flags will be allowed as long as there are no offensive or political slogans displayed. An area will be made available for display. All flags must meet fire regulations. 
• No pyro.
• No bags bigger than A4 allowed.
• Searching will be in place.
• Any inebriated fans will not be allowed to enter the stadium.

How to Follow

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

The match is also being shown live on BBC Scotland, while international subscribers to St Mirren TV can watch the match live as part of their subscription.