If you live outside the UK & Ireland, St Mirren TV is your way to watch Paisley’s top football side live in action each and every home match day.

This service, which is delivered by media students from the University of the West of Scotland, will cover all of St Mirren’s home games in the Ladbrokes Championship.

As usual the St Mirren TV team will be presenting all the action from the Paisley 2021 Stadium when Falkirk are the visitors on Saturday evening.

If you want to tune in here is the info you will need:

St Mirren v Falkirk
Ladbrokes Championship
Venue: Paisley 2021 Stadium, Paisley
Date: Saturday 1st October 2016
Kick-off: 5:15pm BST

To access this match day service:

1 Day Pass – €6.99 EUR
Season Pass – €69.99 EUR

To view Terms & Conditions and get started with St Mirren TV please click HERE.

For technical support with St Mirren TV please e-mail tvsupport@stmirren.com

St Mirren in the Community are delighted to confirm that the SMiSA Panda Club will be open as usual for Saturday’s Ladbrokes Championship fixture against Falkirk at the Paisley 2021 Stadium.

Due to the later than usual kick-off the Panda Club will open at 3:00pm on Saturday. Parents please note that you should pick up your kids after the final whistle from the community office at 7:00pm.

The cost is just £2 per child (aged 5-12) for those without a season ticket and completely FREE to our young season ticket holders (remember and bring your smartcard with you).

Panda Club details for Saturday’s game are as follows:

St Mirren v Falkirk
Saturday 1st October 2016
3:00pm – 7:00pm

To find out more about the Panda Club click here

St Mirren v Falkirk
Ladbrokes Championship
Venue: Paisley 2021 Stadium, Paisley
Date: Saturday 1st October 2016
Kick-off: 5:15pm

The match day officials for Saturday’s Ladbrokes Championship fixture against Peter Houston’s Falkirk side are as follows:

Referee: John Beaton.
Assistant Referee: Douglas Ross.
Assistant Referee: Calum Spence.
4th Official: Gavin Ross.

If you are thinking about coming to the Paisley 2021 Stadium for the first time on Saturday please click HERE for all the info you will need to make sure your match day experience runs as smoothly as possible.

Match Details

The game kicks-off at 5:15pm.

Season Tickets ARE valid for this game.

Match is all ticket – tickets will be on sale (subject to availability) UNTIL KICK OFF.

On the match day St Mirren fans can purchase their tickets (subject to availability) at the St Mirren Ticket Office from 10:00am to kick-off time (5:15pm).

We also now have a Ticket Booth sited at the West Stand beside turnstiles T11-14 on a match day.  The Ticket Booth is only for the purchase of tickets (subject to availability) for the West Stand, and also the pick-up point for pre-ordered tickets for the West Stand.  The Ticket Booth will be open from 4:15pm to 5:15pm (kick-off).

The Falkirk fans can purchase their tickets (subject to availability) from the window at the away end of the ground (North Stand) from 4:15pm to kick-off time (5:15pm).

Tickets can also be purchased from the Online Ticket Shop.

The St Mirren Ticket Office (Main Stand) opening hours in the build up to this match are as follows:

Fri, 30 Sep: 10:00am to 2:00pm
Sat, 1st Oct 10:00am to 5:15pm

The Ticket Booth (West Stand) opening hours in the build up to this match are as follows:

Sat, 1st Oct – 4:15pm to 5:15pm (kick-off)

Ticket Office Phone No: (0141) 840-6130.
St Mirren Ticket Office E-Mail: tickets@stmirren.com.

Please note that the Club Shop is also open the same hours as the Ticket Office.

Ticket Information

Visitor Information

St Mirren in the Community are now taking bookings for the upcoming October Week Holiday Football Camps.

The Camps will run over the school October Week holiday at the club’s exclusive Carbrini@JD Airdome from Monday 17th October to Friday 21st October.

There will be camps for 3 to 5 year olds and 6 to 12 year olds, a Goalkeeper Camp and a Breakfast Club for those who need to drop their kids off at the camps a bit earlier.

Participants at the Football Camps are required to bring with them suitable indoor clothing and footwear (no metal studs or blades), shin guards and goalkeeper gloves (if appropriate) in addition to a light healthy snack and plenty of water/non-fizzy drinks.

Bookings can be made by downloading and printing the booking form, completing it in full and returning it to the address provided.

To download the booking form please click here.

For further information please contact the St Mirren in the Community team by e-mail: communityadmin@stmirren.com.

The St Mirren Under-20 side are back in action again next Tuesday evening when they head down to Ayrshire to face their counterparts from Kilmarnock.

The SPFL Development League fixture between the young Buddies and Killie on Tuesday, 4th October will take place at Rugby Park and it will kick-off at 7:00pm.

For more news on the SPFL Development League please click HERE.

Andy Webster says he feels that the team's form will turn around as they continue to work hard on the training field. The captain has been helping out Allan McManus with first team duties while the club continues its search for a new manager and believes the time put in at Ralston will make a difference before long. He said:

"On Saturday the boys worked hard and things transpired during the game of football that weren't good, like the ball bouncing off your knee and going in. We know that with the hard work we are putting in on the training pitch that, come a Saturday, people will generally appreciate as long as the boys are giving their all, they will take anything that comes their way.

"I can definitely say that on Saturday the players gave their all and on a different day we could've got a point or maybe three. If we continue to work as hard as we are doing I'm sure things will turn around sooner rather than later."

Webster admitted that being involved in the coaching side of things, as well as still being a player, hasn't been easy.

"It's been full on," he said. "I left a picture in the house for the kids to remember what their dad looks like! The hard bit for me is the balance between the coaching side of it and being involved in terms of analysing us as a group of players, analysing the opposition and being able to put a team together that we feel is best suited for the players that we've got, but it's been great.

"As disappointing as it is, the manager losing his job and what not, we want to galvanise the boys and try to lift their spirits a bit because we know we are going through a difficult spell. But it's about trying to keep it as positive as we possibly can and getting the right results."

The captain believes it's important to try and focus on the positives and that's what he's trying to do. 

"We did video analysis of Saturday's game on Monday and there were loads of positive things to take from that. It's just trying to re-emphasise that to the lads and going forward we do realise that we're a good group of player and the fundamentals of being a footballer are making sure we work.

"We just need to persevere, that's ultimately it. We need to make sure that we give ourselves the best opportunities during a game of football to win them. We've got more than enough to match anybody but obviously we're not managing to do that at the moment. Hopefully we can turn a corner, get a positive result and the boys will be off and running."

There was good news in the St Mirren camp this week after the news that loanee Ryan Hardie has been called up to the Scotland U21 squad for the upcoming games against Iceland and FYR Macedonia in the European Championship Qualifiers.

Hardie, who scored St Mirren's third in the narrow defeat to Dunfermline last Saturday, has scored three goals for the Saints and Webster said:

"I mentioned it to him and he thought I was winding him up. He's done really well and his goal on Saturday was an unbelievable strike. For any striker they that confidence and scoring goals will breed that for them. He's done really well and it's great for him to get that recognition that he's done really well."

Tickets for the IRN-Bru Cup, 4th Round tie away to Hibernian go on sale today (Friday 30th September) at the St Mirren Ticket Office and the Online Ticket Shop.

The match and ticket details are as follows:

Hibernian v St Mirren
IRN-BRU Cup, 4th Round
Venue: Easter Road Stadium, Edinburgh
Date: Saturday 8th October 2016
Kick-off: 3:00pm

Ticket Prices

Tickets are also on sale for St Mirren's home matches against Falkirk (1st Oct), Dundee United (15th Oct), Dumbarton (5th Nov) and Dunfermline Athletic (19th Nov)

Ticket Information

Ticket Office hours for the remainder of this week are as follows:

30/09/2016 - 10:00am to 2:00pm
01/10/2016 - 10:00am to 5:15pm (kick-off)

The Under-20 side went down 3-1 on Tuesday evening in a SPFL Development League match against Hamilton Accies at The Paisley 2021 Stadium.

Accies forged themselves a three goal lead with strikes from Ross Cunningham, Ryan Tierney and Rakish Bingham. But Saints gave themselves a lifeline with ten minutes remaining when Conor O'Keefe pulled a goal back. Two minutes later Saints were awarded a penalty-kick but Kalvin Orsi's spot-kick attempt was saved ending any real chance of pulling the game back.

Photographer John Millar was at The Paisley 2021 Stadium to capture all the action.

St Mirren U20s were left disappointed as they fell to defeat at home in the SPFL Development League. Visitors Hamilton went into a 3-0 lead in less than an hour and, despite a late goal from Conor O'Keefe and chance from the penalty spot from Kalvin Orsi, Saints couldn't get their way back into the match. 

Hamilton dominated the first half but it was Saints who began the game in bright fashion. O'Keefe whipped in a good free kick from the left that met the head of Lewis McLear but the effort went over the bar. O'Keefe then believed he'd have the chance to open the scoring a minute later as he got on the end of a ball through from Kalvin Orsi, leaving him one-on-one with Darren Jamieson in the Hamilton goal but was to be denied by the linesman's flag. 

Hamilton went closest to opening the scoring with a little over five minutes on the clock when Rakish Bingham's goalbound effort was deflected narrowly beyond the post Darren Whyte. The visitors had a couple of corners in quick succession and were having the best of the pressure which paid off just before the 20 minute mark with Ross Cunningham opening the scoring. The midfielder was there to tap the ball into the net after Reece Willison had pushed away Daniel Redmond's initial attempt. It was a disappointment for Saints but Hamilton had been having more pressure and deserved the lead. 

Accies continued to have the best of the pressure with Cunnigham going close to getting a second five minutes after opening the scoring but his shot from outside the box was well held by Willison. Bingham had two opportunities for Hamilton; first ballooning a shot over the bar before sending a free kick from around 22 yards out over as well. 

Saints finished the half strongly and could've equalised twice through McLear. The striker forced a tremendous save from Jamieson as he leaped above the Hamiton defence to power a header towards the top corner but the Accies keeper tipped the ball over the bar. From the resultant corner, McLear found himself in space at the far post to get his head on to the deep corner but he couldn't direct goalward and the Saints went in at half time 1-0 behind. 

The hosts would've wanted to build on the strong finish to the first half but found themselves two behind just a few minutes after the break. Ryan Tierney broke into the box, cut inside before lashing the ball beyond Willison to double Accies lead. It was a fine finish and left Willison with no chance but it was a frustrating start to the second half for the young Saints.

Any hopes the Buddies would have of getting themselves back into the game looked to have been killed off less than 10 minutes later when Bingham put Hamilton 3-0 ahead. The big striker was in the right place at the right time to knock the ball into the net. There was no way he could've missed as he tapped in following Jack Breslin's run into the box and cutback and it put the gloss on a good night's work for the visitors.

The Saints U20s tried to get back into the game with McLear sending another header by the post and Calum Gallagher forcing a fine save out of Jamieson after stinging drive from a tight angle. Conor O'Keefe pulled a goal back with 10 minutes remaining, beautifully lifting the ball over the Accies keeper to reduce the deficit. Things were set to take an interesting twist two minutes later when McLear's cross was handled by a Hamilton defender and a penalty was awarded. Orsi stepped up to take the penalty but was left disappointed as Jamieson was equal to the attempt.

The young Buds couldn't find a way back into the game and Hamilton leave Paisley with the three points. 

St Mirren: Willison, McNaughton, Stewart, Magennis, Whyte, McDonald, Gallagher, McLear, Orsi, Flanagan, O'Keefe
Subs: Henry (GK), McKendry, Barclay, Johnston, Fawkes, Scally, MacPherson

The St Mirren Under-20 side are back in action tonight when they play host to their counterparts from Hamilton Academical.

The SPFL Development League encounter between the young Buddies and Accies will take place at The Paisley 2021 Stadium and it will kick-off at 6:00pm.

The referee for this fixture will be Chris Gentles.

Entry to this match is FREE.

For directions to The Paisley 2021 Stadium and all the parking information please click here.