Come along and support St Mirren with a superb day out at corporate hospitality when we face Inverness Caledonian Thistle in a Ladbrokes Championship match-up on Saturday 9th September.

Available for groups of two upwards (at shared tables) our corporate dining is an ideal way to reward staff, entertain clients or perhaps celebrate a special family occasion.

A convivial atmosphere is assured, great food is a certainty.

The corporate hospitality details for the upcoming match against Caley Thistle are as follows:

St Mirren v Inverness Caledonian Thistle
Ladbrokes Championship
Venue: Paisley 2021 Stadium, Paisley
Date: Saturday 9th September 2017
Kick-off: 3:00pm

* Arrive 12:30pm.

* Private car parking facility.

* Enter through the exclusive Westmarch Hospitality Suite entrance.

* Glass of Chilled Bubbly on arrival.

* Hostess table service.

* Three Course meal complemented by fine wines with main course.

* Accreditation in the match day magazine.

* Exclusive match day competitions.

* Match day magazine and corporate team sheets.

* Exclusive Q&A with matchday Ambassadors.

* Executive seating in Main Stand.

* Half-time hot and cold snacks served with tea or coffee.

* Post Match presentations by the Match Sponsors Man of the Match.

* Post Match visit to the lounge by players.

* Inclusive drinks package both pre and post match.**

* Last Orders: 5:30pm.

* Hospitality Concludes: 6:00pm.

Cost per person: £85 + VAT (drinks inclusive)**

Season Ticket Holder#: £70 + VAT (drinks inclusive)

Cost per person: £65 + VAT (pay bar)

Children: £40 + VAT

# Adult Season Ticket holders £15 discount applicable to Season Ticket holders only, seat details are required when booking to get discount.

MENU

Tomato & Basil soup, served with roll & butter

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Braised beef with shallot & red wine reduction, minted potatoes & green beans

Filo basket with ratatouille of mixed vegetables, topped with goats cheese (v)

Fish fingers and chips (children)

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Warm chocolate brownie with custard

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Freshly brewed Tea & Coffee

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For more information or to reserve your package please contact Commercial Manager, Campbell Kennedy by Tel: (0141) 840-1337 or E-Mail: commercial@stmirren.com.

To book your place from our e-store please click here.

St Mirren chairman Gordon Scott is teaming up with Pro-Life this weekend to take part in Pedal for Scotland's Classic Challenge. 

The challenge will see the chairman become a part of the 'Pro-Life Pedalers' as they set off from Glasgow Green at 9am this Sunday morning hoping to reach the finish point 45 miles away at The Royal Highland Centre in Edinburgh. 

Gordon said: "I'm delighted to be taking part. It was something that I was already planning to do, so, when Gayle asked me if I would be interested in representing the club and the charity, I was more than happy to do so. The event is for a good cause, so I am really looking forward to it." 

Gayle Brannigan, Chief Executive of Pro-Life, is also taking part in the event to raise money for the Renfrewshire Sports Charity.

She said: "Anyone can get involved - all they need to do is contact the gym and get it sorted. The Pro-Life Pedalers will be out in force and doing everything they can to raise money for the charity." 

If you wish to sponsor the chairman and the 'Pro-Life Pedalers', sponsor sheets are available at Pro-Life and can be emailed upon request. You can also donate to their JustGiving campaign by texting CYCL09 £5 (or whatever amount you wish) to 70070. 

St Mirren have been drawn to face Raith Rovers at home in the third round of the IRN-BRU Cup. 

The Buddies have overcome Lowland League side East Kilbride and Hearts Colts on their way to the third round. 

The match will take place on the weekend of 7/8th October. 

Full details and ticket arrangements will be announced in due course. 

There are still opportunities to have your business advertised on the front of a St Mirren FC Youth Academy team strip for season 2017/18. 

Your company will be the main sponsor for that age group and will be included in online marketing materials via the club's social media channels. 

All logos will be highly visible and placed on the front of every jersey of the sponsored team creating fantastic exposure for your company. 

The company logo will also appear on the academy page in every home match programme for the 2017/18 season. 

To find out more about this great opportunity please contact Claire on 0141-882-0925 or email claire.coventry@stmirren.com 

The St Mirren U20s are back in action tomorrow night as they face Motherwell at Forthbank.

The match kicks off at 5pm with the young Buddies searching for their first league win of the season. 

They opened the campaign with a 3-3 draw with Partick Thistle before being narrowly beaten by Kilmarnock last week.

For more on the SPFL Development League please click here.

SMISA has announced that they have arranged a question-and-answer night with Jack Ross and James Fowler for Thursday 14 September.

Now the transfer window has closed and management have assembled their squad for the season, this is your chance to hear directly from them about their plans for as they talk with the supporters.

The Q&A will take place in the hospitality suite at the Paisley 2021 Stadium, with doors opening at 6.30pm for a 7pm start.

The event is only open to fans over the age of 18 as it is a licensed event and is free to attend, but should it reach capacity, it will be first come, first served.

You can guarantee your place by registering via the Eventbrite link here.

A gallery of pictures from St Mirren's 3-1 win over Hearts Colts in the IRN-BRU Cup.

Gavin Reilly scored a double either side of half-time, with John Sutton netting late on after Rory Currie had pulled a goal back for the young Jambos.

The win made it five home victories in a row for the Buddies for the first time at the Paisley 2021 Stadium and sees Saints in tomorrow's third round draw.

Gallery pictures by Allan Picken © - Allan Picken Photography

St Mirren assistant manager James Fowler gives his thoughts on the Buddies 3-1 win over Hearts Colts in the IRN-BRU Cup.

A double from Gavin Reilly was added to by John Sutton to make it five home wins in a row for the first time at the Paisley 2021 Stadium and see Saints progress to the third round.

St Mirren made it five home wins in a row for the first time since they moved into the Paisley 2021 Stadium as they defeated Hearts Colts in the IRN-BRU Cup.  

Gavin Reilly scored either side of half-time to put Saints in firmly in control before Rory Currie snatched a late goal for the young Jambos. Substitute John Sutton put the game to bed just a few moments later to secure St Mirren's place in Tuesday's third round draw. 

The Buddies got off to a flying start with ex-Hearts man Reilly opening the scoring on eight minutes. It was a fine finish from the ex-Hearts man as he curled the ball beautifully beyond Kelby Mason from the edge of box after a neat passage of play.   

Saints were on top and could have had a second when debutant Dale Hilson found Conor O'Keefe in space on the left side. The young winger, making his first Saints start, steadied himself for the shot before hitting it straight into the arms of Mason. 

The Hearts goalkeeper did well to deny Reilly in similar circumstances not long after, holding the striker's low drive on 20 minutes. 

It was then the turn of Saints keeper Ross Stewart to be put to work as he tipped Hearts skipper Angus Beith's powerful effort from outside the box over the bar. 

In truth though, that Beith chance aside, the Buddies dominated the first half and Reilly will feel he should have had his second before he did. On 33 minutes, Hilson did brilliantly well to pull down Gregor Buchanan's cross-field pass and keep it in play on the left touchline. He raced into the box, seeing an attempt from the angle blocked by Mason. The ball fell invitingly for Reilly with it ready to be passed into the back of the net, but he somehow managed to put it over. 

A quick move just before half time could have almost got Hearts level heading into the break. Currie played the ball to Callum Morrison who whipped a dangerous looking ball into the Saints box with Lewis Moore just failing to get on the end of it. 

Half Time: St Mirren 1-0 Hearts Colts

The Buddies doubled their lead soon after the interval when Reilly grabbed his and Saints' second. Just as was the case in the win over Dundee United last week, it was the perfect start to the second period as the striker burst on to a neat through ball from captain Stephen McGinn and lashed it home for his eighth St Mirren goal. 

Hearts Colts tried to find a way back into the match and were lucky still to be in the contest when Ian McShane swung a free-kick just by the right hand post on the hour. 

A third goal would have surely killed off the match, but this young Jambos side were a determined bunch. Again Beith who went close to getting on the scoresheet for the visitors with the captain curling a shot just wide after being laid off by Currie. 

They would get the goal they craved with just under 10 minutes of the match to go. Substitute Aidan Keena found himself in good space in the box only to have his attempt deflected by for a corner. The Buddies failed to deal with the set piece with Keena flinging the ball back into the danger area. It came off the leg of Jack Baird and landed in the path of Currie who managed to put the ball into the back of the net.  

But any hopes of a comeback were dashed for the visitors when John Sutton added a third for Saints on 83 minutes. This time Reilly turned provider as he clipped the ball from the byline into the six-yard box to meet the head of Sutton who nodded home. 

Both sides had chances in the final few moments with Ross Stewart saving well with his feet to deny Jamie Brandon and Gavin Reilly seeing a shot inside the box blocked as he seemed set to grab a hat-tick. 

In the end it was a fine effort from a young Hearts side, but it's Saints who deservedly progress into the next round of the cup. 

Full Time: St Mirren 3-1 Hearts Colts

St Mirren: Stewart, Stelios, Baird, Buchanan, Eckersley, McGinn, McShane (Sutton 71), Hilson (Stewart 54), Smith, O'Keefe (Kirkpatrick 61), Reilly
Subs Not Used: Samson, Whyte, Erhahon, Duffy

Hearts Colts: Mason, Brandon, Sandison, B. Gadja, Hamilton, Petkov (Cochrane 88), Morrison, Beith, Currie, Paton (Keena 49), Moore
Subs Not Used: W.Gadja, Irving, Reid, Ritchie

Referee: Craig Charleston 
Assistant Referee: John McCrossan 
Assistant Referee: Iain Snedden

Attendance: 1,130

St Mirren make three changes to the side that defeated Dundee United last week. 

Ross Stewart is between the sticks in place of Craig Samson who takes a seat on the bench. 

Lewis Morgan misses out due to international duty, while Liam Smith is struggling with a knock and they are replaced by Dale Hilson and Conor O'Keefe.

It's a Saints debut for Hilson who has been out with an injury since signing in the summer, while it's also a first start for academy player O'Keefe.

There's also a place on the bench for 16 year-old prospect Ethan Erhahon.

Kick-off is at 3pm and we'll have all the action covered on our Twitter and Facebook pages. Saints fans outside the UK and Ireland can watch the match live on St Mirren TV. 

St Mirren: Stewart, Stelios, Baird, Buchanan, Eckersley, McGinn, McShane, Hilson, C.Smith, O'Keefe, Reilly
Subs: Samson, Whyte, Kirkpatrick, Erhahon, Stewart, Sutton, Duffy