We had quite a few chances and we didn't take them. There wasn't a lot between the two teams."
Stephen Robinson gave his reaction following our Scottish Cup defeat at home to Celtic.
St Mirren exited the Scottish Cup at the Fifth Round stage after a 2-0 loss at home to Celtic.
Goals in either half from Kyogo Furushashi and Daizen Maeda saw the holders progress to the last eight despite a valiant effort from Saints.
There were three changes from the side that defeated Dundee at The SMiSA Stadium on Wednesday night. The suspended James Bolton missed out while Hyeokkyu Kwon was unavailable against his parent team, in came Charles Dunne and Keanu Baccus. James Scott dropped to the bench and he was replaced by Lewis Jamieson.
Despite a bright start from the hosts, it was Celtic who took the lead on 15 minutes through Kyogo. The Japanese forward took it first time as he met a Luis Palma ball from the left. The strike went through Dunne's legs and squirmed underneath Zach Hemming.
The Buddies didn't allow themselves to be deflated by the opener and fashioned a good opportunity on 23 minutes after a neat bit of play saw Mikael Mandron dummy Baccus' pass to allow it on to Greg Kiltie. The forward moved into the box but saw his strike blocked by Stephen Welsh.
Saints came so close to a leveller just after the half hour mark when Alex Gogic rattled the cross bar. The defender was first to a Caolan Boyd-Munce corner, brought it down before turning and crashing his strike off the woodwork.
Gogic was agonisingly close to a stunning equaliser in the final minute of the half when his overhead kick was well saved by Joe Hart.
Celtic doubled their advantage seven minutes into the second-half. A Palma cross found Matt O'Riley unmarked at the back post. His volley came off the bar but Maeda reacted first to the rebound to knock into the net.
Saints had struggled to get going after the restart and the manager reacted by making two changes with Jaden Brown and James Scott introduced in place of Elvis Bwomono and Lewis Jamieson on 57 minutes.
The changes seemed to spark the Buddies and Saints should have pulled a goal back on the hour mark when Scott Tanser's brilliant delivery found Kiltie a few yards from goal, but the forward didn't get a clean enough connection and glanced his header wide. Two minutes later Mandron was close when he pinged an effort just by the post from the edge of the area.
Substitute Scott was unlucky when he got in behind the Celtic defence and struck wide from a tight angle as the game approached its final 20 minutes. That chance came after Baccus had a go from 20 yards that was easily gathered by Hart. But the Buddies just couldn't find a way to get back into the game and exit the cup at the Fifth Round stage.
Full-Time: St Mirren 0-2 Celtic
St Mirren: Hemming, Fraser (c), Gogic, Dunne, Bwomono (Brown 57), Baccus, Boyd-Munce, Tanser, Kiltie (Olusanya 78), Mandron (Ayunga 78), Jamieson (Scott 57)
Subs Not Used: Urminsky, Taylor, Flynn, Mooney, Penman
Celtic: Hart, Ralston, Welsh, Scales, Bernabei, McGregor (c), O'Riley, Palma (Yang 62), Maeda (Kuhn 75), Idah (Bernardo 62), Kyogo (Oh 75)
Subs Not Used: Bain, Nawrocki, Tomoki, Vata, Kelly
Referee: David Dickinson
Assistant Referee: Daniel McFarlane
Assistant Referee: Steven Traynor
Fourth Official: Graham Grainger
VAR: Alan Muir
Attendance: 4,400
St Mirren FC can confirm that our appeal of James Bolton's red card from Wednesday night's win against Dundee has been unsuccessful after a hearing this evening.
Clearly we are hugely disappointed with the decision to uphold the red card. We will be seeking full clarification on the process that reached this decision.
James will now miss our next two matches.
Tickets for our cinch Premiership match away to Livingston are on sale now.
Saints travel to the Tony Macaroni Arena on Saturday 17th February to face the Lions in league action.
Supporters can buy tickets online now at THIS LINK and should select from sections N or P in the East Stand of the Tony Macaroni Arena. Please note that this allocation is online only and there are no sales of tickets at the St Mirren Ticket Office.
Livingston v St Mirren
Competition: cinch Premiership
Date: Saturday 17th February 2024
Kick-off: 3pm
Venue: The Tony Macaroni Arena
Adults - £25
Concessions - £17
U16s - £10
Wheelchair/Ambulant supporters must contact Livingston directly.
St Mirren Ticket Office Tel: (0141) 840-6130.
St Mirren Ticket Office E-Mail: tickets@stmirren.com
It's cup football for St Mirren on Sunday as we host Celtic at The SMiSA Stadium in the Fifth Round of the Scottish Gas Scottish Cup.
St Mirren vs Celtic
Scottish Gas Scottish Cup
Venue: The SMiSA Stadium, Paisley
Date: Sunday 11th February 2024
Kick-off: 2pm
Live on Viaplay
The match day officials for Sunday's match against Celtic are as follows:
Referee: David Dickinson
Assistant Referee: Daniel McFarlane
Assistant Referee: Steven Traynor
Fourth Official: Graham Grainger
VAR: Alan Muir
Assistant VAR: David Dunne
The game kicks-off at 2pm and season tickets are not valid for Sunday's match.
The St Mirren Ticket Office is open on Saturday between 9:30am-12pm and on Sunday between 11am until just after kick-off.
The match is all ticket – tickets will be on sale (subject to availability) UNTIL KICK-OFF. As is standard for matches against Celtic and Rangers, additional tickets are only available to season ticket holders from this season and last season online using the email address they used when buying their season ticket.
Non-season ticket holders that have purchased tickets for (and subsequently attended) at least two home matches at The SMiSA Stadium this season can only purchase directly at the St Mirren Ticket Office or by calling the Ticket Office on 0141-840-6130. There are no sales of tickets to away supporters.
St Mirren Football Club reserve the right to cancel any tickets it feels have been purchased for or by away supporters with no refund. Any away supporter ejected from the home support will have their ticket sourced to the original buyer and this person could be banned from The SMiSA Stadium for future games.
Ticket Office Phone No: (0141) 840-6130
St Mirren Ticket Office E-Mail: tickets@stmirren.com
There is no PPV available for this match due to broadcasting restrictions. However, the match will be shown live on Viaplay.
International subscribers to St Mirren TV can still watch the match live as part of their subscription.
50/50 half-time tickets are on sale ahead of Sunday's match.
It's just £1 to enter with the chance to win 50% of the net proceeds (first prize) or a signed shirt (second prize).
Entries close at 2pm on Sunday 11th February.
The club would like to remind supporters of parking restrictions in and around The SMiSA Stadium on matchdays. Please click here for the full update.
Please note that seasonal car park passes have now sold out but a limited amount of matchday parking is available on a first-come, first-serve basis for £5.
Red Zone - South
For hospitality and home disabled supporters (subject to availability).
To enter/exit Greenhill Road. Hospitality ticket to be shown for entry.
Black Zone - Southwest
For Family Stand and Main Stand Patrons.
To enter/exit via Drums Avenue.
White Zone - West
For West Stand Patrons and Pay on the Day. Home disabled supporters in bays behind West Stand. Away disabled supporters in bays behind the dome.
To enter/exit via Ferguslie Park Avenue.
At the SMiSA Stadium we have an electronic ticketing system in place at the turnstiles.
The process of using the system is fairly straight-forward and easy to use:
The whole process will only take a few seconds.
Please note that there will be stewards in attendance to help where required.
The Club has been made aware of problems occasioned by inconsiderate parking in the area of Tannahill Road.
Seemingly supporters are parking despite the presence of double yellow lines and as a consequence local bus routes are also being blocked because streets in this area are narrow and fans are parking on both sides. People, many of whom are elderly, are having to walk from Greenhill Road to their homes because buses can’t get access.
Residents who have cars parked in driveways are experiencing similar difficulties getting their vehicles in and out. On being approached by local residents some supporters have been somewhat aggressive which could lead to confrontation.
St Mirren Football Club strives to be a good neighbour and we would ask that ALL supporters attending the stadium not only park in accordance with local parking restrictions but also give consideration to the needs of local residents by parking sensibly so as not to occasion an unnecessary obstruction.
We are also aware of problems with patrons parking at the front of the Main Stand to pick up disabled supporters at the end of the game. This area is a 'no parking' zone on match days (with cones on the road) and has to be kept clear for emergency access. It is an inappropriate location for disabled spectator uplifts, as not only does it cause an obstruction on the road, it also causes a danger to pedestrians leaving the stadium.
Please note that the designated pick-up/drop off points are either in Drums Avenue or the two lay-byes on Ferguslie Park Avenue.
BY ROAD
Follow signs for Paisley & Glasgow Airport. Exit the M8 at Junction 29 (St James’ Interchange) which is just after Glasgow Airport turn off if travelling east to west. Be careful not to exit on to the A737 which is signposted for Irvine. It is best to stay in the middle lane when passing the Airport as this leads naturally to the St James’ Interchange exit.
At the interchange take the first left onto a dual carriageway with some football parks on the left hand side. Follow this road and after a sharp right hand bend you should now be in Greenock Road. Then take your first right on to Clark Street and drive to the end of the street which is the junction with Greenhill Road, turn left and you will see the stadium on the opposite side of the road.
BY RAIL
Get train from Paisley Gilmour Street to Paisley St James – exit from the station is straight onto Greenhill Road where the stadium is facing you. To plan your journey by rail with Scotrail please click HERE.
BY BUS
Most buses will stop at Paisley Cross or Mill Street, from both you will see the Paisley Town Hall. From the Town Hall cross the High Street towards the Piazza Shopping Centre, when acoss walk towards the town centre until you come to Gilmour Street. Turn right on to Gilmour Street and walk towards the railway station which is about 150 yards away. From there you can get train to Paisley St James or if you prefer to walk the following routes are advised by the police:
Home fans: cross road to the left on to St James Street – follow through up Underwood Road then turn right at Greenhill Road where stadium is 200 yards further along the road. Access to the Main Stand is from Greenhill Road and the South and West Stands will be accessed from Drums Avenue.
Away fans: cross road to Love Street continue up the street till you come to Albion Street where you will turn left. Follow Albion Street until you come to the junction with Greenock Road where you will turn right. Cross the road then walk about 200 yards before taking your first left on to Clark Street. Walk straight up Clark Street to the end of the street which is the junction with Greenhill Road, turn left and you will see the the stadium on the opposite side of the road. Access to the North Stand will be from Ferguslie Park Avenue.
St Mirren are back at The SMiSA Stadium on Sunday for the Scottish Gas Scottish Cup.
Saints host Celtic at the Fifth Round stage for the second season in a row. The Buddies reached the Fifth Round after defeating cinch League One side Queen of the South at The SMiSA Stadium last month. Alex Gogic's header secured a 1-0 win and passage into the last 16 for Stephen Robinson's men.
The Buddies go into the match in good spirits on the back of two important cinch Premiership wins at home to Dundee (2-0) and away to Hibernian (3-0).
Holders Celtic defeated Highland League side Buckie Thistle 5-0 in the previous round to ensure their place in the Fifth Round. The Hoops hold the record for the most Scottish Cup wins having won the trophy on 41 occasions including five in the last seven.
Brendan Rodgers' side come into the match having scored an injury-time penalty to beat Hibernian 2-1 at Easter Road on Wednesday night. That came off the back of a 1-1 draw with Aberdeen at Pittodrie on Saturday.
Match Details
St Mirren v Celtic
Competition: Scottish Gas Scottish Cup
Date: Sunday 11th February 2024
Kick-off: 2pm
Venue: The SMiSA Stadium
Tickets for Sunday's match are on sale at the St Mirren Ticket Office and online*. Please note this match is not on the season ticket. Tickets are priced at £25 for adults, £17 for concessions and £12 for U12s. For full ticket info please click HERE.
The match is being shown live on Viaplay for those within the UK and Ireland, while St Mirren TV international subscribers can watch live on tv.stmirren.com.
50/50 online half-time draw tickets are available now. Enter HERE now from just £1 for your chance to win half the takings or a signed shirt.
St Mirren and Celtic meet at this stage for the second season in a row.
Celtic were victorious in that meeting last season, but the 5-1 scoreline was harsh on Saints who - for 75 minutes - competed well with Celtic until a red card for Richard Taylor saw St Mirren reduced to 10 men and the Hoops go on to score four goals in the final 15 minutes of normal time.
The Buddies have faced Celtic once in the Scottish Cup Final, almost 100 years ago when goals from our greatest ever goalscorer Davie McCrae and James Howieson saw us win our first of three Scottish Cups in 1926. Saints also beat Celtic on our way to winning the 1959 Scottish Cup - defeating the Hoops 4-0 at the semi-final stage.
Our last Scottish Cup victory against Celtic came at the SMiSA Stadium in 2009 when Billy Mehmet scored the only goal in a 1-0 win.
The referee on Sunday is David Dickinson. His assistants are Daniel McFarlane and Steven Traynor. Graham Grainger is the fourth official.
Alan Muir is the video assistant referee (VAR) and he's assisted by David Dunne.
We can confirm that we have submitted an appeal to the Scottish FA disciplinary panel over the red card shown to James Bolton in last night's win over Dundee.
The appeal is due to be heard tomorrow.
St Mirren made it two wins from two despite being reduced to 10 men in our delayed cinch Premiership match against Dundee.
Kick-off was pushed back to 8:15pm after Dundee arrived late in Paisley and it was late second-half goals from Mikael Mandron and Toyosi Olusanya - either side of a James Bolton sending off - that saw Stephen Robinson's men follow up Saturday's 3-0 win over Hibernian with another important victory.
The manager named an unchanged starting eleven following Saturday's win at Easter Road. Keanu Baccus was on the bench after returning from the Asian Cup. There were three ex-Saints in the Dundee starting line-up with Trevor Carson, Joe Shaughnessy and Curtis Main all picked by Tony Docherty.
After a stodgy opening period, the best chance of the first-half came on 25 minutes when Hyeokkyu Kwon played a brilliant pass through the Dundee defence for Mandron to run on to but the forward's strike was well saved by Dundee goalkeeper Carson.
Alex Gogic went close three minutes later when he got his head on a Caolan Boyd-Munce corner kick but glanced just wide of the far post.
Dundee had their best opportunity of the half in the final few minutes of the opening 45. The Dark Blues looked to hit Saints on the counter with Owen Beck charging clear through the middle of the park. Kwon kept up with the loanee which allowed Saints to get numbers back. Beck still got a shot away but drilled it inches by the right-hand post.
Saints looked the more likely though and came mightily close to opening the scoring 20 minutes into the second-half through substitute Baccus. The returning Australia midfielder was brought on just before the hour mark and was inches away from breaking the deadlock on 65 minutes with a thundering effort that crashed off the bar and over. Boyd-Munce's clipped ball from just inside the box was palmed out by Carson only as far as Baccus who smashed his volley off the woodwork.
Saints' persistent paid off as we made the breakthrough with less than 20 minutes to go when Mandron made it two goals in two matches. Tanser's cross was headed out by Owen Dodgson only as far as Mandron who brought it down on his chest before lashing home from the edge of the box. Carson got two hands to it but couldn't prevent it hitting the net much to the delight of the 5000+ home support.
The Buddies searched for more and could have had a second on 80 minutes when substitute Lewis Jamieson saw a shot well saved by Carson. Greg Kiltie should have wrapped the game up two minutes later when he got in behind the Dundee defence but sclaffed his effort wide.
Saints looked set to be forced into an anxious final few minutes when Bolton was show a straight red card for a challenge on Dodgson. It appeared to be a harsh call from referee Steven McLean, but despite being sent to the pitchside monitor by the VAR, the whistler stuck with his original call.
Far be it from hanging on, Stephen Robinson's side would go on to seal the victory in injury time when they hit Dundee on the counter. Tanser found Olusanya who held his line brilliant - being played onside by Dodgson - before bursting forward with his electric pace and showing composure to slot home into the near post. The offside flag was raised, but any fears of it not counting were soon assuaged when VAR confirmed the forward was onside and the goal stood. That ensured another big three points for the Buddies to move nine points clear of sixth place Dundee.
Full-Time: St Mirren 2-0 Dundee
St Mirren: Hemming, Bolton, Gogic, Fraser (c), Bwomono, Kwon (Baccus 58), Boyd-Munce, Tanser, Kiltie, Mandron (Olusanya 87), Scott (Jamieson 68, Dunne 87)
Subs Not Used: Urminsky, Taylor, Brown, Flynn, Ayunga
Dundee: Carson, McGhee, Ashcroft (Astley 67), Shaughnessy (c), Dodgson, Beck, Cameron (Bakayoko 77), Boateng (Mulligan 77), McCowan, Mellon (Tiffoney 67), Main (Robinson 59)
Subs Not Used: Sharp, Robertson, Donnelly, Sylla
Referee: Steven McLean
Assistant Referee: Chris Rae
Assistant Referee: Colin Drummond
Fourth Official: George Calder
VAR: Gavin Duncan
Attendance: 5,737
Kick-off for tonight's match has been delayed until 8:15pm after traffic issues saw Dundee arrive late to The SMiSA Stadium.
It's a night under the lights at The SMiSA Stadium as Saints host Dundee in the cinch Premiership.
St Mirren vs Dundee
cinch Premiership
Venue: The SMiSA Stadium, Paisley
Date: Wednesday 7th February 2024
Kick-off: 7:45pm
The match day officials for Wednesday's match against Dundee are as follows:
Referee: Steven McLean
Assistant Referee: Chris Rae
Assistant Referee: Colin Drummond
Fourth Official: George Calder
VAR: Gavin Duncan
Assistant VAR: Graham McNeillie
The game kicks-off at 7:45pm and season tickets are valid for the match. Full instructions on how to download and use the Future Ticketing digital app can be found HERE.
Turnstiles will open to supporters from 6:45pm. Supporters are advised to arrive early to avoid delays in getting into the stadium.
The St Mirren Ticket Office is open between 5pm until just after kick-off.
The match is all ticket – tickets will be on sale (subject to availability) UNTIL KICK-OFF. Tickets are on sale at the St Mirren Ticket Office and online at stmirren.com/matchtickets. The fastest and easiest way to buy tickets for the home end is online at stmirren.com/matchtickets. Tickets will also be available in the West Stand Ticket booth which will be open from 6:45pm.
Dundee have their full allocation of tickets. There will be no sales to away supporters at tonight's match.
Ticket Office Phone No: (0141) 840-6130
St Mirren Ticket Office E-Mail: tickets@stmirren.com
PPV is available for supporters within the UK and Ireland at a cost of £12.50. To buy a PPV pass please click HERE.
International subscribers to St Mirren TV can still watch the match live as part of their subscription, while UK subscribers can listen to live audio coverage.
Supporters are planning a minute's applause on the 21st minute to pay tribute to St Mirren supporter Gerald Green who tragically passed away at the age of 21 following illness.
Everyone at St Mirren Football Club pays its condolences to Gerald's loved ones at this sad time.
| Adult | £26 |
| Concessions* | £16 |
| Child (under 12) | £6 |
| Wheelchair User** | £16 |
| Carer | Free |
* 65+, full-time student, wheelchair users and U18s.
** – The 'Wheelchair user' ticket is only available to purchase directly from the Ticket Office, it is not available online. Proof must be provided for anyone requiring a carer. To be entitled to a free carer ticket you must be in receipt of the higher rate mobility component of the Personal Independence Payment (PIP).
| Adult | £26 |
| Concessions* | £16 |
| Child (under 12) | £6 |
| Wheelchair User** | £16 |
| Carer | Free |
* 65+, full-time student, wheelchair users and U18s.
** – The 'Wheelchair user' ticket is only available to purchase directly from the Ticket Office, it is not available online. Proof must be provided for anyone requiring a carer. To be entitled to a free carer ticket you must be in receipt of the higher rate mobility component of the Personal Independence Payment (PIP).
| Adult | £26 |
| Concessions* | £16 |
| Child (under 12) | £6 |
| Wheelchair User** | £16 |
| Carer | Free |
Please note that the Tony Fitzpatrick Family Stand is a Family Stand and therefore we expect no swearing within this area.
* 65+, full-time student, wheelchair users and U18s.
** – The 'Wheelchair user' ticket is only available to purchase directly from the Ticket Office, it is not available online. Proof must be provided for anyone requiring a carer. To be entitled to a free carer ticket you must be in receipt of the higher rate mobility component of the Personal Independence Payment (PIP).
| Adult | £26 |
| Concessions* | £16 |
| Child (under 12) | £6 |
| Wheelchair User** | £16 |
| Carer | Free |
* 65+, full-time student, wheelchair users and U18s.
** – The 'Wheelchair user' ticket is only available to purchase directly from the Ticket Office, it is not available online. Proof must be provided for anyone requiring a carer. To be entitled to a free carer ticket you must be in receipt of the higher rate mobility component of the Personal Independence Payment (PIP).
The club would like to remind supporters of parking restrictions in and around The SMiSA Stadium on matchdays. Please click here for the full update.
Please note that seasonal car park passes have now sold out but a limited amount of matchday parking is available on a first-come, first-serve basis for £5.
Red Zone - South
For hospitality and home disabled supporters (subject to availability).
To enter/exit Greenhill Road. Hospitality ticket to be shown for entry.
Black Zone - Southwest
For Family Stand and Main Stand Patrons.
To enter/exit via Drums Avenue.
White Zone - West
For West Stand Patrons and Pay on the Day. Home disabled supporters in bays behind West Stand. Away disabled supporters in bays behind the dome.
To enter/exit via Ferguslie Park Avenue.
At the SMiSA Stadium we have an electronic ticketing system in place at the turnstiles.
The process of using the system is fairly straight-forward and easy to use:
The whole process will only take a few seconds.
Please note that there will be stewards in attendance to help where required.
The Club has been made aware of problems occasioned by inconsiderate parking in the area of Tannahill Road.
Seemingly supporters are parking despite the presence of double yellow lines and as a consequence local bus routes are also being blocked because streets in this area are narrow and fans are parking on both sides. People, many of whom are elderly, are having to walk from Greenhill Road to their homes because buses can’t get access.
Residents who have cars parked in driveways are experiencing similar difficulties getting their vehicles in and out. On being approached by local residents some supporters have been somewhat aggressive which could lead to confrontation.
St Mirren Football Club strives to be a good neighbour and we would ask that ALL supporters attending the stadium not only park in accordance with local parking restrictions but also give consideration to the needs of local residents by parking sensibly so as not to occasion an unnecessary obstruction.
We are also aware of problems with patrons parking at the front of the Main Stand to pick up disabled supporters at the end of the game. This area is a 'no parking' zone on match days (with cones on the road) and has to be kept clear for emergency access. It is an inappropriate location for disabled spectator uplifts, as not only does it cause an obstruction on the road, it also causes a danger to pedestrians leaving the stadium.
Please note that the designated pick-up/drop off points are either in Drums Avenue or the two lay-byes on Ferguslie Park Avenue.
BY ROAD
Follow signs for Paisley & Glasgow Airport. Exit the M8 at Junction 29 (St James’ Interchange) which is just after Glasgow Airport turn off if travelling east to west. Be careful not to exit on to the A737 which is signposted for Irvine. It is best to stay in the middle lane when passing the Airport as this leads naturally to the St James’ Interchange exit.
At the interchange take the first left onto a dual carriageway with some football parks on the left hand side. Follow this road and after a sharp right hand bend you should now be in Greenock Road. Then take your first right on to Clark Street and drive to the end of the street which is the junction with Greenhill Road, turn left and you will see the stadium on the opposite side of the road.
BY RAIL
Get train from Paisley Gilmour Street to Paisley St James – exit from the station is straight onto Greenhill Road where the stadium is facing you. To plan your journey by rail with Scotrail please click HERE.
BY BUS
Most buses will stop at Paisley Cross or Mill Street, from both you will see the Paisley Town Hall. From the Town Hall cross the High Street towards the Piazza Shopping Centre, when acoss walk towards the town centre until you come to Gilmour Street. Turn right on to Gilmour Street and walk towards the railway station which is about 150 yards away. From there you can get train to Paisley St James or if you prefer to walk the following routes are advised by the police:
Home fans: cross road to the left on to St James Street – follow through up Underwood Road then turn right at Greenhill Road where stadium is 200 yards further along the road. Access to the Main Stand is from Greenhill Road and the South and West Stands will be accessed from Drums Avenue.
Away fans: cross road to Love Street continue up the street till you come to Albion Street where you will turn left. Follow Albion Street until you come to the junction with Greenock Road where you will turn right. Cross the road then walk about 200 yards before taking your first left on to Clark Street. Walk straight up Clark Street to the end of the street which is the junction with Greenhill Road, turn left and you will see the the stadium on the opposite side of the road. Access to the North Stand will be from Ferguslie Park Avenue.
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