St Mirren head to Hamilton on Saturday looking to secure a top six place for the first time in the current league setup.

A win against Hamilton Academical at the FOYS Stadium would guarantee top six along with Saints' highest top-flight finish since 1985.

A draw could also be enough for Jim Goodwin's side, but for that to happen Saints would need St Johnstone to fail to win at home to Ross County. 

Hamilton, meanwhile, sit in 11th place in the Scottish Premiership - a point above bottom side Kilmarnock and three points behind 10th place Ross County.  Brian Rice's men come into the match on the back of a narrow loss at Livingston on Saturday.

Match Details

Hamilton Academical v St Mirren
Competition: Scottish Premiership
Date: Saturday 20th March 2021
Kick-off: 3pm
Venue: FOYS Stadium

How to watch the match

Saturday's match will be live on Hamilton's PPV for £15.

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

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St Mirren have faced Hamilton twice this season - winning one and drawing the other.

Jon Obika's first goal of the season was enough to secure a 1-0 win at the FOYS Stadium back in August.

Ilkay Durmus was on the scoresheet when Accies visited Paisley in February to put Saints in front. But a deflected Bruce Anderson strike gave the Lanarkshire side a share of the spoils in a 1-1 draw.

Saints are unbeaten in their last seven against Accies stretching back to December 2018. 

Who are the officials?

Don Robertson is the referee on Saturday. David McGeachie and Michael Banks are the linesmen. Colin Steven is the fourth official. 

St Mirren head to Ibrox on Saturday to face Rangers in the Scottish Premiership.

Saints make the short trip to Govan on the back of a five match unbeaten run. Jamie McGrath's late penalty on Saturday gave the Buddies a 1-0 win over Ross County after a run of four draws on the bounce for Jim Goodwin's men. 

It could be a big weekend for Saints as we looked to secure a top six place for the first time in the current league setup. A win over Rangers would guarantee our highest league finish since 1985. The Buddies could still guarantee a top six finish this weekend even without a win against Rangers - if St Johnstone and Dundee United lose their matches against Hibernian and Celtic respectively. 

Rangers have won five of their last six Scottish Premiership matches having beaten Hibernian (1-0), St Johnstone (1-0), Kilmarnock (1-0), Dundee United (4-1) and Livingston (1-0) while drawing 1-1 away to Hamilton Academical.

Match Details

Rangers v St Mirren
Competition: Scottish Premiership
Date: Saturday 6th March 2021
Kick-off: 3pm
Venue: Ibrox Stadium

How to watch the match

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

The match will be live on PPV on Rangers TV for £9.99.

The Manager's Thoughts

"Nobody needs to tell us how difficult it's going to be but we'll go there in a positive mindset.

"We won't be sitting in on our own 18 yard line for 90 minutes trying to grind out a draw. We're going to go there to take the game to Rangers and have a go.

"We've beaten Rangers in the Betfred Cup a couple of months back. I think we are the only team in Europe at the moment that has managed to do that. We're very proud of that and it would make it even more special if we could go to Ibrox and get a win in the league.

"We're within touching distance of it [the top six] now and we'd love to get it done sooner rather than later."

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Saturday's match will be the fourth meeting of the two sides this season.

Saints remain the only side to have beaten Rangers domestically this season. The Buddies were 3-2 winners in a dramatic Betfred Cup quarter-final. Connor Goldson had given Steven Gerrard's side an early lead, but a brace from Jamie McGrath put Saints in front. The game looked to be heading to extra-time when Steven Davis scored an equaliser for Rangers only for Conor McCarthy to pop up in injury-time to secure a historic win. 

The Ibrox side have won the two league meetings between the two - winning 3-0 at Ibrox in August before a 2-0 win at the SMiSA Stadium in December.

Who are the officials?

The referee on Saturday is Steven McLean. He is assisted by Daniel McFarlane and Gordon Crawford. Lloyd Wilson is the fourth official. 

St Mirren's final home match before the split takes place on Saturday as Jim Goodwin's men welcome Ross County to Paisley.

It marks the end of a run of seven home matches and eight matches overall in February.

Saints have drawn each of their last four matches. That started with a 0-0 stalemate away to Aberdeen at Pittodrie, before draws at home against Hamilton (1-1), Livingston (1-1) and Motherwell (0-0). 

Ross County hauled themselves off the bottom of the Scottish Premiership on Sunday night with a 1-0 win over Celtic. That was the Staggies' second win in three matches after having beaten Hamilton Academical 2-1 at the start of February. Their only other match this month saw them lose 2-0 at home to Dundee United. 

Match Details

St Mirren v Ross County
Competition: Scottish Premiership
Date: Saturday 27th 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. 

Gary Peebles will once again join matchday host Ali De Foy with Allan McManus on co-commentary duty. 

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St Mirren and County have faced off twice this season with the Buddies unbeaten.

Saints picked up all three points when they travelled to Dingwall on Boxing Day in a 2-0 win thanks to goals from Marcus Fraser and Kristian Dennis. 

The two couldn't be separated when County visited the SMiSA Stadium in August 2020. Jon Obika gave Saints an early lead, but a red card for Joe Shaughnessy allowed County back into the match and they grabbed a point after an own goal from Nathan Sheron. 

The officials

Greg Aitken is the referee on Saturday. He'll be assisted by Sean Carr and Joseph Lawson. Alan Newlands is the fourth official.

St Mirren look to strengthen their push for top six on Wednesday night with Motherwell the visitors to the SMiSA Stadium.

Jim Goodwin's side have drawn their last three matches - sitting in sixth place in the Scottish Premiership. Saints will be looking to open up a gap on Dundee United and St Johnstone who sit one and two points behind the Buddies respectively. 

Motherwell have won three and lost three of their last six Scottish Premiership fixtures. Wins over Ross County (2-1), Dundee United (2-1) and Kilmarnock (1-0) were sandwiched between a narrow defeat (1-2) at Celtic Park.

But the Steelmen, who sit four points off the bottom, will be looking to make amends for heavy home defeats against Hamilton Academical (1-4) and St Johnstone (0-3) in their last two matches. 

Match Details

St Mirren v Motherwell
Competition: Scottish Premiership
Date: Wednesday 24th 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.

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. 

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Saints are unbeaten in the last five against Motherwell - winning three and drawing two. 

In the most recent fixture this season, a late Jamie McGrath penalty earned a 1-1 draw for the Buddies when Motherwell visited the SMiSA Stadium in January.

Saints were victorious when they travelled to Motherwell in December picking up a 1-0 win at Fir Park. 

The officials

The referee on Wednesday night is Kevin Clancy. The linesmen are Calum Spence and Gary Hilland, with David Lowe is the fourth official.

It's the second of four home matches in a row for Saints as Jim Goodwin's side welcome Livingston to the SMiSA Stadium on Saturday.

The Buddies picked up a point on Wednesday night with a 1-1 draw against Hamilton which took Saints back into the top six. 

Livingston sit five points above St Mirren in fifth place in the Scottish Premiership. The West Lothian side have lost their last two Scottish Premiership matches after having gone on an 11 match unbeaten run in the league.

A 3-0 loss to Dundee United at Tannadice followed a 2-1 defeat against St Johnstone at the Tony Macaroni Arena. 

Match Details

St Mirren v Livingston
Competition: Scottish Premiership
Date: Saturday 20th 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. 

Campbell Money joins match day host Ali De Foy, while Head of Academy Allan McManus is on co-commentary duty.

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The Buddies have won both league fixtures against Livingston this season - winning 1-0 at the SMiSA Stadium on the opening day of the season thanks to Richard Tait's first St Mirren goal.

Jake Doyle-Hayes then netted his first, and so far only, Saints goal in a 1-0 win at Livingston in November. 

Livingston won by the same scoreline when the two sides met in the Betfred Cup semi-final at Hampden in January.

The officials

William Collum is the referee for Saturday's match. Graeme Leslie and Michael Banks are the linesmen, while Gavin Ross is the fourth official.

St Mirren are back at the SMiSA Stadium on Wednesday night as we host Hamilton Academical in the Scottish Premiership.

Saints made it three unbeaten on the road on Saturday with a 0-0 draw away to Aberdeen. Following the draw, the Buddies have taken seven points from nine in their last three away matches. 

Despite the point, Saints dropped to seventh in the Premiership but would return to sixth place with a win or a draw on Wednesday.

Hamilton hauled themselves off the foot of the table on Saturday with an emphatic 4-1 win away to Motherwell. That followed up on a 1-1 draw with Rangers the previous weekend.

Match Details

St Mirren v Hamilton Academical
Competition: Scottish Premiership
Date: Wednesday 17th 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.

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. 

David Van Zanten will join matchday host Ali De Foy on St Mirren TV. 

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This is just the second meeting between the two clubs this season. 

Saints were victorious when Jim Goodwin's side visited Hamilton in August. Jon Obika's first-half goal was enough to secure a 1-0 win in Lanarkshire.

The Buddies are unbeaten in their last six against Accies - winning three and drawing three.  

The officials

The referee on Wednesday night is Steven McLean. His linesmen are Daniel McFarlane and Stuart Stevenson. Steven Reid is the fourth official.

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.