St Mirren get set for their fourth match of eight in February as the Buddies travel to Aberdeen in the Scottish Premiership.

Jim Goodwin's side go into the match having won three of their last five - two of which came on the road. The Buddies have been victorious in their last two away matches defeating Dundee United (5-1) and Celtic (2-1) at the end of January. 

Saints have since won one and lost two of their three matches in February. A 2-0 win over Kilmarnock last Saturday was sandwiched between midweek losses to Hibernian (1-2) and Celtic (0-4). 

Aberdeen come into Saturday's match having won just one of their last five matches.

The Dons defeated Motherwell 2-0 at Pittodrie on 23rd January, before going on to draw 0-0 with St Johnstone & Livingston and lose to Livingston (0-2) & Hibernian (0-2).

Match Details

Aberdeen v St Mirren
Competition: Scottish Premiership
Date: Saturday 13th February 2021
Kick-off: 3pm
Venue: Pittodrie Stadium

How to watch the match

Aberdeen are offering pay-per-view for Saturday's match at a price of £12.99. Click here to buy now.

St Mirren TV international subscribers can watch on St Mirren TV as part of their subscription.  

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Saints and Aberdeen have faced off three times this season with very little to separate the two.

There has been one win each and a draw in the three meetings this season.

The first saw St Mirren narrowly edged at Pittodrie in October. Ethan Erhahon had given Saints a second-half lead, but Marley Watkins levelled 17 minutes later. The Buddies were left empty-handed when Lewis Ferguson struck in injury time to seal a 2-1 victory for the Dons.

Saints would come out on top when the two sides met at the SMiSA Stadium in the last 16 of the Betfred Cup a month later. Ilkay Durmus put the Buddies in front with an early free-kick before Niall McGinn equalised just before half-time. With the game heading to extra-time, Jamie McGrath scored a late winner for Saints to put us through to the quarter-finals.

Jim Goodwin's side hosted Aberdeen the following week in the Scottish Premiership. The sides couldn't be separated with McGrath equalising from the penalty spot after Jonny Hayes had put the visitors in front. 

Who are the officials?

The referee on Saturday is Euan Anderson. He is assisted by Drew Kirkland and Joseph Lawson, while William Collum is the fourth official. 

St Mirren face Celtic for the second time in 11 days as Saints get set to host the Glasgow side at the SMiSA Stadium.

The Buddies defeated Celtic at Celtic Park for the first time in over 30 years at the end of January with Kristian Dennis and Ilkay Durmus netting in a 2-1 win for Jim Goodwin's side.

Saints sit in sixth place in the Scottish Premiership having won three of their last four league matches. A 2-0 win over Kilmarnock on Saturday followed a narrow loss at home to Hibernian last week. There were also wins in the aforementioned match at Celtic and a 5-1 victory over Dundee United. 

Celtic have won both their matches since losing to Saints. They defeated Kilmarnock 4-0 at Rugby Park before a 2-1 win over Motherwell at Celtic Park on Saturday.

Match Details

St Mirren v Celtic
Competition: Scottish Premiership
Date: Wednesday 10th February 2021
Kick-off: 8pm
Venue: The SMiSA Stadium

How to watch the match

St Mirren season ticket holders and international subscribers to St Mirren TV can watch the match live on tv.stmirren.com.

As the match is live on Sky Sports there will be no option for pay-per-view.

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As previously mentioned, Saints defeated Celtic 2-1 at Celtic Park at the end of January.

The only other meeting between the two was in September when Celtic were 2-1 winners at the SMiSA Stadium.

Who are the officials?

Don Robertson is the referee on Wednesday night. The linesmen are David McGeachie and Ross Macleod. David Dickinson is the fourth official.

Saints are back at the SMiSA Stadium on Saturday as Jim Goodwin's side host Kilmarnock in the Scottish Premiership.

The Buddies come into the match on the back of a narrow 2-1 loss to Hibernian on Tuesday night. 

Saints have played six Scottish Premiership matches in 2021 - winning two, drawing two and losing two. 

Managerless Kilmarnock were soundly beaten by Celtic on Tuesday as they lost 4-0 at Rugby Park. Alex Dyer was relieved of his duties as manager last weekend following a 3-2 loss at home to St Johnstone.

The Ayrshire side have won one, drawn one and lost four of their last six. 

Match Details

St Mirren v Kilmarnock
Competition: Scottish Premiership
Date: Saturday 6th February 2021
Kick-off: 3pm
Venue: The SMiSA Stadium

How to watch the match

St Mirren season ticket holders and international subscribers to St Mirren TV can watch the match live on tv.stmirren.com.

The match is also available on PPV (ppv.stmirren.com) to supporters inside the UK and Ireland for £12.50. Click here to buy now. 

Lee Mair will join match day host Ali De Foy for live coverage. 

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Saints' first match of 2021 saw us head to Rugby Park to face Kilmarnock. A last-gasp own goal from ex-St Mirren goalkeeper Danny Rogers grabbed Saints a share of the spoils in a 1-1 draw.

Kilmarnock were narrow victors on their visit to the SMiSA Stadium in September with Nicke Kabamba's early strike the difference. 

Who are the officials?

The referee on Saturday is John Beaton. His linesmen are John McCrossan and Jonathan Bell. Peter Stuart is the fourth official.

St Mirren get set for the first of seven home games in February with Hibernian the visitors on Tuesday night.

The Buddies will host Hibernian, Kilmarnock, Celtic, Hamilton, Livingston, Motherwell and Ross County at the SMiSA Stadium this month. 

Jim Goodwin's men will approach the match in high spirits following terrific away wins against Dundee United and Celtic last week. 

Saints were 5-1 winners at Tannadice on Wednesday night before winning at Celtic Park for the first time in over 30 years on Saturday.

Hibernian come into the match having also won at Tannadice when they defeated Dundee United 2-0 on Saturday.

Match Details

St Mirren v Hibernian
Competition: Scottish Premiership
Date: Tuesday 2nd February 2021
Kick-off: 6pm
Venue: The SMiSA Stadium

How to watch the match

St Mirren season ticket holders and international subscribers to St Mirren TV can watch the match live on tv.stmirren.com.

Tuesday's match is also available on PPV (ppv.stmirren.com) to supporters inside the UK and Ireland for £12.50. Click here to buy now. 

League Cup winner David Van Zanten joins match day host Ali De Foy for pre-and-post-match coverage. 

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The Buddies have been on the losing end in both meetings between the two this season.

Hibernian ran out 3-0 winners at the SMiSA Stadium back in September, before narrowly defeating Saints 1-0 at Easter Road two days before Christmas.

St Mirren's last win over Hibernian was, ironically, when Jack Ross was in charge of Saints. A Stelios Demetriou double secured a 2-0 win over the Hibees in 2017.

Who are the officials?

Alan Muir is the referee on Tuesday night and he is assisted by Andrew McWilliam and Gordon Crawford. Greg Aitken is fourth official. 

St Mirren are on the road again this weekend as the Buddies take on Celtic at Celtic Park.

Saints picked up their first win of 2021 on Wednesday night in sensational fashion as Jim Goodwin's men put five past Dundee United at Tannadice.

Goals from Joe Shaughnessy, Jamie McGrath (x2), Dylan Connolly and Kristian Dennis secured the 5-1 win - the first time Saints have scored five goals away from home in the top flight since 1984.

Celtic, meanwhile, also won their first match of 2021 on Wednesday with a 2-0 home win over Hamilton Academical which ended a run of four without a win for the Glasgow side.

Match Details

Celtic v St Mirren
Competition: Scottish Premiership
Date: Saturday 30th January 2021
Kick-off: 3pm
Venue: Celtic Park

How to watch the match

Unfortunately the match will not be available to supporters within the UK and Ireland as Celtic do not offer a PPV service.

International subscribers to St Mirren TV can still watch on St Mirren TV as part of their subscription., while UK subscribers can listen to audio coverage. 

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This will be just the second meeting between the two sides this season.

Saints hosted Celtic at the SMiSA Stadium in September. Despite Lee Erwin netting his first St Mirren goal to give us an early lead, goals from Shane Duffy and James Forrest gave Celtic a 2-1 win. 

Who are the officials?

The referee on Saturday is Bobby Madden. He's assisted by Graeme Leslie and John McCrossan. Duncan Williams is the fourth official.

St Mirren are back in Scottish Premiership action on Wednesday night as Jim Goodwin's men take on Dundee United at Tannadice.

Saints will be looking to get their first win of 2021 on the board and quickly move on from the disappointment of losing the Betfred Cup semi-final against Livingston on Sunday. 

The Buddies last win came on Boxing Day when we beat Ross County 2-0 in Dingwall. Since then there have been 1-1 draws against Kilmarnock and Motherwell and losses to Rangers (0-2), St Johnstone (0-1) and Livingston (0-1). 

Dundee United are also searching for their first win in 2021 having not won since 23rd December. Mickey Mellon's side have drawn four of their last five Scottish Premiership matches, while losing the other away to Celtic. 

Match Details

Dundee United v St Mirren
Competition: Scottish Premiership
Date: Wednesday 27th January 2021
Kick-off: 6pm
Venue: Tannadice Park

How to watch the match

Dundee United will be offering pay-per-view for Wednesday night's match at a price of £12.50. Click here to buy now.

International subscribers to St Mirren TV can watch on St Mirren TV as part of their subscription.  

Manager's Thoughts

"Dundee United are a very well-drilled and well-organised team. 

"They have a really good defensive shape about them and are quite compact. We all know about the attacking threat they have too with Lawrence Shankland, Marc McNulty and Nicky Clark. 

"We are going to have to make sure we are organised defensively and we have to come up with solutions to break down a very well-organised defence."

Previous

St Mirren have faced Dundee United twice this season but have yet to win against the Terrors.

Goals either side of half-time from Lawrence Shankland and Adrian Sporle had United comfortably ahead when Saints visited Tannadice in September. Despite Richard Tait being shown a straight red card on the hour mark, Saints pulled a goal back through Dylan Connolly but couldn't force a leveller. 

Neither side could be separated when they met in Paisley at the start of November with a 0-0 draw played out at the SMiSA Stadium.

Who are the officials?

John Beaton takes charge of the action on Wednesday night. His linesmen are Graeme Stewart and Stuart Stevenson. Graham Grainger is the fourth official.

St Mirren are on the march to Hampden on Sunday with a place in the Betfred Cup final up for grabs as the Saints take on Livingston. 

The Buddies have had to do it the hard way to qualify for the last four. Jim Goodwin's men topped Group G after coming up against Morton, Partick Thistle, Queen of the South and Queen's Park before defeating Aberdeen 2-1 in the second-round thanks to goals from Ilkay Durmus and Jamie McGrath.

Saints then became the first, and so far only, team to beat Rangers this season when the two met in December in the quarter-final. Connor Goldson gave the Ibrox side an early lead. But a double from McGrath either side of half-time put St Mirren in front. A dramatic finish saw Steven Davis net a late equaliser for Rangers, only for Conor McCarthy to score the winner for Saints in injury time.

Livingston also topped their Betfred Cup group having won all of their group matches - defeating Edinburgh City, Alloa Athletic, Stenhousemuir and Airdrieonians. The Lions then defeated Ayr United (4-0) and Ross County (2-0) in the following rounds to qualify for this weekend's semi. 

Match Details

Livingston v St Mirren
Competition: Betfred Cup
Date: Sunday 24th January 2021
Kick-off: 4pm
Venue: Hampden Park

How to watch the match

Premier Sports will have live and exclusive coverage of our match within the UK and Ireland. To find out how to sign-up please follow this link.

International subscribers to St Mirren TV can watch on St Mirren TV as part of their subscription.  

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Saints have been victorious in the two meetings against Livingston this season - winning 1-0 on both occasions.

The first came on the opening day of the 2020/21 season with Richard Tait scoring his first St Mirren goal to secure the win.

Jake Doyle-Hayes was the match-winner when the Buddies travelled to Livingston in November. 

Who are the officials?

David Munro is the referee on Sunday and he'll be assisted by David Roome and Drew Kirkland. The fourth official is Alan Muir. 

Saints are back on the road this weekend as Jim Goodwin's men travel to Perth to face St Johnstone in the Scottish Premiership.

The Buddies have made an unbeaten start to 2021 following 1-1 draws with both Kilmarnock and Motherwell.

St Johnstone also began their year with a 1-1 draw when they travelled to Dingwall to face Ross County on the 2nd of January.

The Perth side were due to play Dundee United last Saturday, but a frozen pitch meant that match was rescheduled for Tuesday night. Guy Melamed and Chris Kane scored as they drew 2-2 with the Tannadice side. 

Match Details

St Johnstone v St Mirren
Competition: Scottish Premiership
Date: Saturday 16th January 2021
Kick-off: 3pm
Venue: McDiarmid Park

How to watch the match

St Johnstone will be offering PPV for Saturday's match at a cost of £17.50. PPV is available to buy at this link.

International subscribers to St Mirren TV can watch on St Mirren TV as part of their subscription.  

Manager's Thoughts

"You know what you're going to get with St Johnstone.

"I went through to Tannadice on Tuesday night and thought St Johnstone were excellent. Their run of form on paper probably doesn't suggest that they are doing too well but they are a very good side.

"Callum [Davidson] has them playing some really good football. We're going to have to be at our best on Saturday to try and get the kind of result that we want."

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St Mirren came out on top when the sides met six days before Christmas. St Johnstone had taken the lead twice with first-half goals between Stevie May and Scott Tanser goals sandwiched between an Ethan Erhahon strike. But late goals from Lee Erwin and Jon Obika saw the Paisley Saints win 3-2. 

St Johnstone were the victors when Saints travelled to McDiarmid Park back in August with Stevie May grabbing the game's only goal. 

Who are the officials?

Nick Walsh is the referee on Saturday and he is assisted by Graeme Stewart and David Dunne. Matthew MacDermid is the fourth official. 

Saints are on the road for their first match of 2021 as Jim Goodwin's men head to Rugby Park to face Kilmarnock.

Despite a defeat to Rangers on Wednesday, the end of 2020 has been a positive one for the Buddies with Saints winning four of their seven matches in December and qualifying for the Betfred Cup semi-finals.

Kilmarnock ended a run of five defeats in a row with a 2-0 win over Motherwell at Fir Park on Wednesday.

St Mirren sit one point ahead of Kilmarnock in the Scottish Premiership heading into Saturday's match.

Match Details

Kilmarnock v St Mirren
Competition: Scottish Premiership
Date: Saturday 2nd January 2021
Kick-off: 3pm
Venue: Rugby Park

Can I watch the match?

Saturday's match is live on PPV to supporters inside the UK and Ireland for £12.50. Click here to buy now.

International subscribers to St Mirren TV can watch the match live as part of their subscription.

Manager's Thoughts

"We know what kind of game we are going to be in for.

"They are a very physical, well-organised, hardworking team and we are going to have to match that physicality first and foremost and then get the ball down and the play kind of football we have been able to play recently.

"Kilmarnock are coming into the game on the back of a really good result away to Motherwell so you would imagine that will give them a real boost.

"I don't think they will make too many changes from the team that did well Motherwell and I would expect us to face the same eleven."

Previous

St Mirren have faced Kilmarnock once already this season with the Rugby Park outfit defeating Saints 1-0 at the SMiSA Stadium in September.

Saints were victorious in the last meeting between the two last season when Ilkay Durmus scored the only goal in a 1-0 win to end 2019.

Who are the officials?

Craig Napier is the referee on Saturday. He'll be assisted by Sean Carr and Stuart Hodge with Steven McLean the fourth official. 

St Mirren face Rangers for the second time this month as the Glasgow side visit Paisley for Scottish Premiership action.

The Buddies became the first side to defeat Rangers domestically this season when goals from Jamie McGrath and Conor McCarthy gave us a 3-2 win over Steven Gerrard's side in the Betfred Cup a little under two weeks ago.

Since that match Saints have beaten St Johnstone (3-2) and Ross County (2-0) in league duty, while losing narrowly to Hibernian (0-1) at Easter Road.

Rangers have won their three league matches defeating Motherwell (3-1), St Johnstone (3-0) and Hibernian (1-0)

Match Details

St Mirren v Rangers
Competition: Scottish Premiership
Date: Wednesday 30th December 2020
Kick-off: 3pm
Venue: The SMiSA Stadium

Can I watch the match?

Season ticket holders and international subscribers to St Mirren TV can watch the match as normal on St Mirren TV.

Non-season ticket holders and Rangers supporters can watch the match live on PPV at ppv.stmirren.com for just £12.50.

Gordon Smith will join our match day host for pre-and-post match summary, while Andy Webster is on co-commentary duty.

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As mentioned above, St Mirren are the only side to have beaten Rangers domestically this season. The Saints knocked the Ibrox side out of the Betfred Cup at the quarter-final stage thanks to a dramatic late winner from Conor McCarthy.

Rangers were 3-0 winners when Saints visited Ibrox in league duty back in August.  

Who are the officials?

The referee on Wednesday is Alan Muir. He' assisted by Frank Connor and Ralph Gordon while Kevin Graham is the fourth official.