Saints make a Boxing Day trip to Dingwall as Jim Goodwin's men face Ross County in the Scottish Premiership.
The Buddies head to the Global Energy Stadium following a narrow loss to Hibernian at Easter Road on Wednesday night. That ended an 11 game unbeaten run for St Mirren - the club's best run since 2005.
Meanwhile, Ross County sit bottom of the Scottish Premiership - five points off eighth placed Saints. A 2-0 loss to Hamilton on Saturday saw manager Stuart Kettlewell relieved of his duties with John Hughes coming in as replacement.
Hughes took charge of County for the first time on Wednesday night as the Highland side lost 2-0 to Celtic at Celtic Park.
Match Details
Ross County v St Mirren
Competition: Scottish Premiership
Date: Saturday 26th December 2020
Kick-off: 3pm
Venue: Global Energy Stadium
Can I watch the match?
Supporters can watch Saturday night's match live on Ross County's PPV channel. A PPV pass for Saturday's match will cost £15.
International subscribers to St Mirren TV can watch the match live as part of their subscription.
Manager's Thoughts
"I don't think watching their match against Celtic is going to give much away because I would expect them to line up differently against us.
"John Hughes is a good experienced manager, a good appointment I think. He'll be relishing the opportunity to be back in the game with Ross County.
"He's a football man who likes to build from the back and likes to get the ball down and play. I don't suppose he's lost the way of thinking in his time out of the game.
"Ross County have got some very good players that I'm sure John will be looking forward to working with."
Previous
St Mirren welcomed Ross County to Paisley in August.
Jon Obika's first-half goal looked like it was was going to give Saints three points. But Joe Shaughnessy was given a red card in the second-half for a challenge on Ross Stewart. A Nathan Sheron own goal eight minutes after Joe's sending off earned County a 1-1 draw.
Current Saint Marcus Fraser scored a 92nd minute winner for the Staggies when St Mirren last visited Dingwall to give Ross County a 2-1 win.
Who are the officials?
Colin Steven is the referee on Saturday. He'll be assisted by Douglas Ross and Calum Spence with Steven Reid the fourth official.
