St Mirren visit Tannadice to face Dundee United on matchday 36 in the William Hill Premiership.

Saints are looking to cut the gap on United to two points and keep our hopes of European football alive heading into the final week of the season.

Dundee United vs St Mirren
William Hill Premiership
Venue: Tannadice Park
Date: Saturday 10th May 2025
Kick-off: 3pm

Dundee United Ticket Info

Tickets are available online through Dundee United's ticketing platform. 

Ticket Prices

Adult - £20
Concessions* - £10
U12** - £5

*65 and over, U21 or full-time student
**Only with a full paying adult

Ambulant - £10 (PA free of charge)

Wheelchair Tickets

Any wheelchair users requiring tickets, please contact the Dundee United Ticket Office directly by tickets@dundeeunitedfc.co.uk or call 01382 833 166 option 1. Any ambulant disabled supporter with mobility issues should contact Dundee United should they wish to be placed in the Fair Play Stand Lower.

Accessibility 

There is a facility for non-bookable disabled parking (24 spaces) on both sides of North Isla Street (between Tannadice Street and Fairbairn Street) or at the south kerb of Sandeman Street (between the east end of the George Fox Stand and Arklay Street).

Supporters who have a particular access requirement can contact slo@stmirren.com to request assistance.

Follow the Action

If you can't make the match on Saturday, 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, while UK subscribers can listen to live audio commentary. 

Supporter Info

Supporters going to tomorrow’s match are encouraged to wear a white T-shirt. The aim is to create a noticeable and visible contrast of one solid colour in the away end.

• Turnstiles will open at 2pm. Away fans should enter through turnstiles of the Jim McLean Fair Play Stand.
• Kiosks will be contactless only.
• Flags should be within regulations and must have a fire certificate.
• No offensive or political flags will be allowed.
• Please display all flags/banners to the CCTV cameras before entering the stadium.
• No balaclavas or face coverings will be allowed on entering or within the stadium. Refusal of entry/ejection will occur if face coverings are seen.
• No pyro! No megaphone!
• No bags bigger than A4 allowed.
• No surfing banners or telescopic poles allowed.
• Drum will be searched and allowed inside the stadium.
• Searching will be in place.
• Any inebriated fans will not be allowed to enter the stadium.
• No smoking anywhere inside the stadium and no pass out is allowed.
• Buses to park in the normal place and please be mindful when parking on the streets and not to block any driveways.

Matchday Parking

Residents Parking Zones are now in place around the stadium on matchdays. Only residents with the required permit will be allowed to park within the designated zone.

Signage is in place at the entry points to the controlled zone, see below image of the signage. Any infringement could result in penalty charges.

Please arrive early as the area around the stadium is expected to be very busy in the run up to kick off. This will avoid any queues at the turnstiles.

St Mirren Football Club is delighted to confirm that it has taken up the option to extend Conor McMenamin’s contract until summer 2026.

The Northern Ireland international joined the club in July 2023 from Glentoran on an initial two-year deal with the club holding an option to extend for a further year. The club has now exercised that option and Conor will remain at Saints next season.

While it's been a frustrating season for the winger, who has missed a chunk of the campaign through injury, Conor has managed three goals in his 10 appearances in 2024/25 which included a double in our 2-1 win away to Hibernian in November as well as our second equaliser in the 2-2 draw against Rangers at The SMiSA Stadium at the end of April. 

All in, Conor has made 42 appearances for Saints across his two seasons at the club. 

Speaking to stmirren.com, Conor: "I'm really happy here and I’m glad to get the deal done.

"I’ve been injured, but when I’ve come back I’ve felt good. Obviously the hard work I’ve done in the gym with Gerry [Docherty] has paid off. It's probably the best I’ve felt since I’ve been here, on the back of such a hard season.

Obviously I feel like I can contribute to the team a lot and I’ve shown that lately. I’m just eager to get back on the pitch and do well for the boys.

"I’m looking forward to getting a good pre-season, which I missed last year with the surgery on my knee, so hopefully I can come back strong, get a full pre-season and start the season well.

We’ve consistently been a top six team in this league and we don’t settle on that. The consistency levels here, being one of the top six teams in this league, made me want to stay. Hopefully we can do it again next season."

Manager Stephen Robinson said: "We just wanted Conor fit again.

"We know what a talent he is. He's the maverick in the team that we probably haven't had at stages this season. He creates goals and you can see the impact he's made since he's come back.

We're absolutely delighted to have him back for another year and if we can keep him fit then we have a really special talent on our hands.

To have him fit and contracted again with the chance to have a full pre-season under his belt is really exciting for us.

"We have a good base," the manager continued. 

"I know what needs to improve and we know what areas we're looking at. You look all over the squad and see what we can try to make better."

Moments. A brief snapshot in time that can create memories that last a lifetime.

Moments can be emotional, like when we said goodbye to legends Jim Goodwin and Steven Thompson in 2016. They can be provocative, as Lewis Morgan’s famous celebration proved to be on the day we lifted the Championship trophy. How about the relief we felt when Vaclav Hladky saved our Premiership status in the play-off final penalty shoot-out against Dundee United?

Together, we’ve witnessed moments that were crucial, euphoric, heart-breaking, significant and historic.

Now it’s time to be there for next one. Live The Moment at The SMiSA Stadium with a 2025/26 Season Ticket.

Always Pushing

This season, we overcame the odds to secure our place in the top six for a third consecutive season and became the only club outwith Celtic and Rangers to do so over the past three years.

We witnessed sell-out crowds at The SMiSA Stadium in August as we embarked on our first European adventure since 1987. Welcoming Icelandic side Valur FC and Norwegian outfit SK Brann, those were nights that will live long in the memory.

Wins at home against Hibernian and Hearts were followed up by becoming the first team to beat Aberdeen in the league in season 2024/25, before back-to-back victories against Rangers for the first time since 1980.

The club’s continued progress on and off the park would not have been possible without your brilliant, unwavering support and we are truly grateful for your continued loyalty.

The Future Generation

Since retaining our Tony Fitzpatrick Family Stand for all matches, we’ve been encouraged by the number of young supporters coming along to games at The SMiSA Stadium.

We are committed to continuing the growth of that demographic and our season ticket prices are reflective of that.

Prices for our Junior category (12–17-year-olds) start from just £6.05 per match, while the cheapest U12 prices work out at just £1.58 per match.

Loyalty Renewal and Early Bird

Current Season Ticket Holders will once again be given priority to renew their season ticket and secure their seat for the season ahead. Our loyalty renewal period will run for a four-week period until Thursday 5th June.

After this point, all remaining seats will be released and available on general sale as part of our Early Bird, so now is the time to renew!

Early Bird sales will be open from Tuesday 10th June until Monday 30th June. Full prices will be in place from Tuesday 1st July.

Season Ticket Prices

Increased matchday costs as well as rises in National Insurance and living wage for staff mean we have to be realistic and this is reflected in 2025/26 season ticket prices.

We have tried to limit these rises and ensure that St Mirren season tickets prices remain as one of the lowest in the Premiership. Adult prices start from less than £19 per match and concessions starting at only £8.42 if bought during the loyalty/early bird period.

To continue competing in the Premiership and pushing for top six, it’s vital that the club does all it can to maximise income. As a fan-owned club, it’s becoming increasingly harder to challenge at the top end of the Premiership, but the collective drive of all our supporters and our people helps us bridge that gap and become greater than the sum of our parts.

A stronger SMiSA means a stronger St Mirren

SMiSA became the majority owner of St Mirren FC in the summer of 2021. As a result, the people who care for the club most – you, the fans – are now able to safeguard its future forever.

With 1,341 members, SMiSA is always looking to grow and, the more members SMiSA have, the stronger they and St Mirren are, and the more they can do to invest in the club’s long-term future.

Here’s what SMiSA members contribute:

• Help safeguard the club for future generations
• Invest in the club for the long-term
• Decide how SMiSA money is spent and vote on key SMiSA issues
• Access exclusive member benefits and events.

As well as full SMiSA memberships, there is Junior Buds’ membership option for fans under the age of 16. This membership aims to bring more younger fans closer to St Mirren and retain them as they get older by forming a bond between them and the club. Junior Buds is a great way to integrate young St Mirren fans into the St Mirren family, along with giving them additional 'money can't buy' opportunities. 

St Mirren has been at the heart of Paisley for generations. By signing up to SMiSA, you can help secure that legacy for your children and the generations to come.

Become a full SMiSA member: smisa.net/signup.

Register an U16 to Junior Buds: smisa.net/junior-buds

How to Renew Your Season Ticket 2025/26

During our four-week Loyalty Period, commencing on Thursday 8th May, we are holding your seat to allow you time to renew your ticket for next season and guarantee your seat with the added benefit of early bird pricing. You will have until midnight on Thursday 5th June before we release the seats from the Loyalty Period into Early Bird General Sale.

We have created a guide to support you in renewing your Season Ticket. The step-by-step process is outlined below:

Please visit stmirren.com/seasontickets to start your renewal process.

1. You will be asked for your email address used to place last season’s order, so please ensure you have it ready. If you have bought multiple season tickets in one transaction you will be able to renew online. However, if it was done over multiple orders then you will need to come into the ticket office directly to renew.
2. After you have entered your email, you will be taken to a screen that will highlight the seats in your previous order. Only you will be able to see and select the seats you have previously bought.
3. If you wish to continue without any changes from the previous season, select add to basket and go to checkout where you can make payment for your order.
4. If you wish to amend your order for any reason, just click on the seat you wish to amend:
• If you no longer require one of your seats, click on the seat to deselect it and it will be removed from your order.
• If you wish to change seats, then please deselect your current seat and pick any available seat to add to your order.
• If you wish to change your season ticket type based on a change of circumstances, click on the seat that you wish to change to deselect it and then select it again and chose the appropriate ticket type. (Please note if you are selecting any type of concession for the first time then your ticket will only be ‘live’ once you have provided proof of your concession). Please note that proof should provided in the form of a photo upload. These should be no larger than 2MB and should be either PNG or JPG.
• If you wish to add another seat to your order, you will be able to select any of the available seats and choose the appropriate ticket type.
• To continue, please add to basket and carefully work through the ‘next details’ section before proceeding to checkout where you can make payment for your order.
5. If a carer is required, we require formal evidence in the form of a carer's allowance letter or a doctor's certificate.

Digital Wallet or Physical Card Option

We are recommending our digital wallet, via an app as your preferred ticket type. This means, your season ticket will be available to you, on our web app free of charge, if you have a smart device. You have the option of purchasing a physical card at a cost of £5 per card, including postage, for those that do not have access to a smart device, or that would prefer a card.

If you have any questions or require support, please visit the Ticket Office at the stadium where we will be pleased to assist you, call our Ticket Office on 0141 840 6130 or email tickets@stmirren.com

Finance Options

We know that season tickets are a big financial commitment and we are continuing to partner with Capital Credit Union (CCU) to help allow you to spread the cost of your season ticket.

To take advantage of this, you will need to be:

• 18 years or older.
• Able to make regular repayments by Direct Debit.
• In regular employment (minimum of 16 hours per week) including self-employment, or in a permanent residence with your spouse/partner who is in regular employment.
• Have a debit card or Credit Card in your name and registered to your address and have a bank or building society current account.

Finance is subject to status. Terms and conditions apply.

This option can only be accessed if you are renewing your ticket online, strictly no sales through the Ticket Office.  If you wish to take up the finance option via Capital Credit Union (CCU) please use the promotional code CREDIT in order to zero your basket. Before you do this, it is imperative that you take a note of your total order. On the confirmation page we ask that you click on the link to take you to CCU’s application page to complete the payment process.

You will need to complete a full finance application (this may include a credit check) with Capital Credit Union, after you have provided your details for your season ticket.

PLEASE NOTE: If you are not planning to apply for finance then do not enter anything in the promotional code box. We will not be able to confirm your seat renewal until you have been through the application process for finance or paid in full. If you are unsuccessful in your finance application, please contact the ticket office to make alternative arrangements for payment in order to keep you seat secured.

Finance is provided by Capital Credit Union, a passionate and award-winning community-owned bank, who prioritise members over profit. Capital was established in 1989 and is one of the largest ethical finance providers in the UK, with over 29,000 members and assets of £44m. They are authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and Prudential Regulation Authority.

Further, we continue to offer interest free payment plans if you do not wish to take up the finance option but would still like to spread the cost of your ticket. If you wish to renew your season ticket with finance in place, please visit the ticket office. This payment option will be spread over 4 months, with the first payment in July. Please note, if you have defaulted on a payment previously, you will not be eligible to use the standing order facility through the club.

Season Tickets bought through standing orders via the Ticket Office will be at Full Price, not the Early Bird Renewal price and can only be purchased from the ticket office.

Key Dates

Thank You

It’s been another season of memorable moments and we couldn’t have done it without your support. Thank you for your continued loyalty. Be there with us again in 2025/26 and Live the Moment with St Mirren. 

The season isn’t over yet and we continue to push to finish as high as possible in the league. However, I wanted to write to you ahead of our 2025/26 Season Ticket launch to thank you, on behalf of the Directors, for your fantastic support throughout what has been a challenging but very successful campaign.

Following this season’s record season ticket sales you’ve backed us in record numbers again and the team have responded magnificently by delivering another Top Six finish.

It’s been a roller coaster of a year in many ways but the resilience, quality and performances from the players delivered once again. I’m sure, like me, you’ve enjoyed seeing the team become more competitive against the top teams in the country. They may enjoy bigger budgets but with great organisation and attitude it’s remarkable what can be achieved. I believe it’s been the same in the stands at The SMiSA Stadium where your vociferous backing has inspired the players to score many late goals and deliver excellent team performances. Thank you.

Behind the scenes Keith and his team have continued to improve the effectiveness of the business. They all work so hard for the club, along with our volunteers, and they are rightly receiving increasing recognition for the successes across the key areas of our strategy - Paisley, People and Performance. They do a brilliant job with the budget available.

As you’ll be aware we face increased costs across the board. Following the imposition of increased Employers’ National Insurance, a rise in the living wage and the effect of inflation, both our direct costs (wage costs) and indirect costs (stewarding, policing and other supplies) have risen significantly. However, by limiting the increase in season ticket prices as much as we can, our tickets for the season ahead remain very competitive when compared to our Premiership rivals. This is particularly the case for concessions and young people - our fans of the future.

It’s always difficult when prices rise, but we want to remain competitive in the Premiership and give Stephen and his staff as much support as we can. I’m sure you’ll agree with me that he has spent wisely on the squad and we have also continued to invest where we can at the training ground and the stadium to provide the best possible environment for them to train and perform. We also want to enhance facilities for our loyal fan base and hope to deliver further improvements to the match day experience in the coming season.

As a majority fan owned club, it’s critical that we continue to increase the sales of season tickets and I hope as many of you as possible will choose to renew your tickets or join the increasing number of season ticket holders. It’s also a perfect time to join SMiSA and contribute to the ongoing progress of the club. SMiSA has contributed vital monies in the past and if we can grow their membership further it will increase their ability to support the club financially in the future to help us compete with the clubs that have significant external financial investors.

Thanks again for your loyal and unstinting support.

Saints are on the road this weekend as Stephen Robinson's men travel to Tannadice to face Dundee United on matchday 36.

It's our penultimate away match of the season and our final Saturday 3pm kick-off of 2024/25. 

The Buddies moved to within five points of Saturday's opponents following a 1-0 win over Aberdeen at The SMiSA Stadium on Saturday. Mikael Mandron's second-half goal saw Saints pick up the points and make it three unbeaten in the William Hill Premiership.

Match Details

Dundee United v St Mirren
Competition: William Hill Premiership
Date: Saturday 10th May 2025
Kick-off: 3pm 
Venue: Tannadice Park

The Opposition

Dundee United go into Saturday's match having lost their two post-split fixtures. A 3-1 defeat away to Hibernian on Saturday came on the back of a 5-0 loss at home to Celtic at Tannadice on matchday 34. 

However, before those defeats, United had been on a run of three straight wins after successive 1-0 victories over St Johnstone, Hearts and Ross County. Jim Goodwin's men sit in fifth place in the William Hill Premiership, five points ahead of Saints and three points behind fourth placed Aberdeen. 

The Arabs have prevailed in all four meetings between the two sides this season. United won 1-0 on both their visits to The SMiSA Stadium and were victorious by the same scoreline when Saints travelled to Tannadice in the Premier Sports Cup in August. The home side won 2-0 on the Buddies' last visit to United with two late goals giving the hosts the points in November.  

Saints' last win at Tannadice came in August 2022 when a double from Curtis Main and a late Alex Greive goal saw us win 3-0 in the William Hill Premiership.

The Officials

The referee on Saturday is Steven McLean and he's assisted by Alastair Mather and Andy Milne. 

Andrew Dallas is the Video Assistant Referee (VAR). 

St Mirren travel to Dundee on Saturday 10th May for our penultimate away match of the 2024/25 season as Stephen Robinson's men take on Dundee United at Tannadice. 

It marks our final Saturday 3pm kick-off of the season and tickets are now available online through Dundee United's ticketing platform. St Mirren supporters will be housed in the Fair Play Stand Upper.

Dundee United v St Mirren
Competition: William Hill Premiership
Date: Saturday 10th May 2025
Kick-off: 3pm
Venue: Tannadice Park, Dundee

Dundee United Ticket Prices

Adult - £20
Concessions* - £10
U12** - £5

*65 and over, U21 or full-time student
**Only with a full paying adult

Ambulant - £10 (PA free of charge)

Wheelchair Tickets

Any wheelchair users requiring tickets, please contact the Dundee United Ticket Office directly by tickets@dundeeunitedfc.co.uk or call 01382 833 166 option 1. Any ambulant disabled supporter with mobility issues should contact Dundee United should they wish to be placed in the Fair Play Stand Lower.

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

St Mirren Ticket Office email: tickets@stmirren.com 

Tickets for our William Hill Premiership match away to Celtic on Saturday 17th May are now on sale.

These are available online and at the St Mirren Ticket Office. We have received an allocation of just over 500 tickets for this match. Please note that full view tickets are now sold out and only restricted view tickets remain. 

Tickets can be ordered online for UK postage until 10am on Tuesday 13th May 2025. Tickets can also be purchased online for collection at the St Mirren Ticket Office until 10am on Friday 16th May 2025. 

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.

There will be no sales or collection available on matchday at Celtic Park.

Celtic v St Mirren
Competition: William Hill Premiership
Date: Saturday 17th May 2025
Kick-off: 12:30pm
Venue: Celtic Park

Celtic Ticket Info

Restricted View

Adults - £31
Concessions* - £21
Under 13s** - £15

*65+ and U16s
**U13s must be accompanied by an adult

Wheelchair and Carer - £24 (Carer free of charge)

Ambulant with carer and wheelchair with carer tickets can only be purchased directly from the St Mirren Ticket Office and must be collected by 12 noon on Friday 16th May 2025.

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

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

St Mirren Football Club is delighted to confirm that Fraser Taylor is under contract at Saints for season 2025/26.

The Saints Youth Academy graduate has enjoyed a breakout season, making his first start for the Buddies and enjoying a fruitful loan spell at Scottish League One champions Arbroath where he scored seven goals and registered 14 assists.

Fraser made his first start for Saints in August in our Premier Sports Cup fixture away to Dundee United and featured as a substitute in the UEFA Conference League against Valur and SK Brann. Indeed, it was the 22-year-old who assisted Alex Iacovitti's equalising goal away to SK Brann in the Third Round of the UEFA Conference League.

He would join Arbroath on loan in September and his performances at the Red Lichties saw him named the PFA League One Player of the Year at the PFA Awards Dinner on Sunday evening. 

Speaking to stmirren.com, Fraser said: "This season has been good for me.

"Football is a team sport, but to get those accolades is special, especially being voted on by the players in the league that you play against every week. I’m really grateful for that.

Fraser Taylor is presented with the PFA Scotland League One Player of the Year award (Image: Jeff Holmes)

During his time at Arbroath, Fraser linked up with experienced ex-Saint Ryan Flynn and he admitted the experience helped him grow as a player.

It’s been another good loan, getting experience playing first-team football. I’m buzzing to come back and just try and get myself in at the first-team here at St Mirren."

"Flynny has helped me up there and playing with him and guys like Sam Stanton and Scott Stewart and learning bits from them has been really good."

St Mirren manager Stephen Robinson added: "Fraser has done really well.

I’ve been to watch him personally a few times and for me he’s been the best player in the division. He comes back now and has to bridge that gap. He’ll be working over the summer and it's a big season coming up for him.

"It’s been a fantastic loan for him and Callum Penman. You sometimes think that boys are ready in training, but when you go out and play men's football you can’t replicate that in U18 or youth football. 

Results matter, decisions matter and you have to get used to the physicality. He's done fantastic and now it's making that step up to the Premiership level and we're convinced he can do that."

St Mirren Football Club is appalled by the contents of a video circulating on social media that shows a St Mirren fan with additional support needs being verbally abused by opposition supporters during Saturday’s match. We condemn this in the strongest possible terms.

This behaviour is completely unacceptable and has no place at our stadium, in football or wider society.

Our 'Everyone is Welcome, We’re All Buddies' campaign promotes inclusivity at St Mirren Football Club and we want to make the matchday experience at The SMiSA Stadium an enjoyable one for everyone.

The club will work with Aberdeen FC and relevant authorities to identify the persons responsible.

Saints kept their hopes of snatching the final European spot alive with a hard-fought win over Aberdeen in Paisley.

The only goal came on the hour mark, Mikael Mandron celebrating his new contract by controlling Mark O'Hara's free-kick on his chest before volleying past Dimitar Mitov.

The Dons had had Jeppe Okkels' first-half goal ruled out for handball and rarely threatened to draw level, in the end only some great saves from Mitov in stoppage time stopping Saints extending their winning margin.

There was one change to the Saints side which drew with Rangers, Oisin Smyth getting the nod in midfield over Caolan Boyd-Munce who dropped to the bench. Kevin Nisbet led the attack for the Dons with former Buddie Jamie McGrath having to make do with a place on the bench.

The visitors enjoyed plenty of early pressure, forcing a series of corners before Leighton Clarkson shot into the side netting. Saints threatened for the first time when a short corner routine forced Dimitar Mitov to palm away Oisin Smyth's delivery. Midway through the half a great cross from the right was volleyed home by Okkels to put Aberdeen in front, however the Saints players were adamant Nisbet had handled in the build-up. After a lengthy delay, referee Ross Hardie was eventually called to look at the monitor and decided to rule it out – much to the delight of the Paisley faithful.

That decision seemed to spur Saints on, a tremendous pass from Smyth finding Jonah Ayunga and he cut in before firing narrowly wide from 20 yards. Good work from Ryan Alebiosu then saw his cross knocked as far as Mark O'Hara, whose low shot was held by Mitov at the second attempt. The game had come to life following VAR's intervention, Shayden Morris' shot being deflected just wide before Mitov got down to save an effort from Mandron. A lovely touch from the Frenchman then gave him a sight of goal from the edge of the box but it was on his weaker foot and his shot trundled wide.

Mandron's attempted overhead kick earned him a somewhat harsh booking just after the break before Topi Keskinen dragged a shot wide for the visitors. As the hour mark approached Saints took the lead, O'Hara flighting a free-kick into the box that Mandron took on his chest before thumping a volley past Mitov. Once again there was a pause for a VAR check, this time for offside, but on this occasion the goal stood.

Zach Hemming had had a fairly quiet afternoon but needed to be alert to turn away a cross from sub McGrath that threatened to sail into the top corner. The keeper was then involved in a nasty looking clash with Nisbet that left both players needing treatment but thankfully both were able to continue.

Another sub, James Scott, had the chance to seal things in stoppage time from Mandron's cut-back but he shot straight at Mitov, although the flag then went up for an earlier offside. Great work from Roland Idowu on the break gave Scott another chance, this time it was blocked with VAR deciding there hadn't been a handball. Still Saints refused to settle for one goal, Idowu drawing a great save from Mitov in the final few seconds as the Buddies celebrated a first ever top six win at home.

Full-Time: St Mirren 1-0 Aberdeen

St Mirren: Hemming, Fraser, Gogic, Taylor, Alebiosu, Phillips, Smyth (Boyd-Munce 67), O'Hara (c) (Scott 79), John, Mandron, Ayunga (Idowu 46) 
Subs Not Used: Urminsky, Tanser, McMenamin, Kiltie, Oseni

Aberdeen: Mitov, Devlin, Dorrington (Gueye 83), Knoester, Shinnie (c), Clarkson (McGrath 55), Palaversa (Boyd 83), Okkels (Polvara 55), Morris, Keskinen (Dabbagh 66), Nisbet
Subs Not Used: Doohan, Mackenzie, Milne, Ambrose

Referee: Ross Hardie
Assistant Referee: Alastair Taylor
Assistant Referee: Ross Nelson
Fourth Official: Euan Anderson
VAR: Steven McLean

Attendance: 7,587