It's Premier Sports Cup action for St Mirren this weekend as Stephen Robinson's men play host to Hearts on Saturday.
A place in the quarter-finals is up for grabs in an all Premiership tie at The SMiSA Stadium.
Match Details
St Mirren v Hearts
Competition: Premier Sports Cup
Date: Saturday 16th August 2025
Kick-off: 3pm
Venue: The SMiSA Stadium
Tickets
Season tickets are not valid for Saturday's match. Tickets are available to buy at the St Mirren Ticket Office and online. Tickets are priced at £22 for Adults, £17 for Concessions, £12 for Juniors and £6 for U12s. Ticket information is available here.
Hearts have sold out their allocation of tickets. There will be no further tickets available for away supporters.
Form
Saints picked up a point in the William Hill Premiership last weekend following a goalless draw with Motherwell at The SMiSA Stadium.
The Buddies reached the last 16 of the Premier Sports Cup after a 2-1 win over Ayr United on matchday four saw Stephen Robinson's side top Group D.
Killian Phillips scored twice in the win over Ayr United that saw us top Group D (Image: Allan Picken)
Hearts have made an impressive start to the season following Derek McInnes' appointment as manager in the summer. The Jam Tarts won Group E in the Premier Sports Cup after four victories in which they scored four goals in each match.
McInnes' side have followed up that winning run coming into the William Hill Premiership season. An opening day 2-0 victory over Aberdeen at Pittodrie came before a last-gasp win over Dundee United on Sunday where Stuart Findlay's injury-time goal gave Hearts a 3-2 win at Tannadice.
Hearts sneaked by Saints on penalties the last time the sides met at The SMiSA Stadium. It was Scottish Cup action in February where the Jam Tarts won 4-2 on penalties after the game finished 1-1 after 120 minutes.
Saints were edged out on penalties when the sides met in the Scottish Cup back in February (Image: Allan Picken)
Famously, the last time the two teams met in this competition was the Final in 2013. Not that anyone will need reminding, but goals from Esmael Goncalves, Steven Thompson and Conor Newton saw Saints win 3-2 at Hampden and bring the cup back to Paisley for the first time.
The Officials
Steven McLean is the referee on Saturday. There is no VAR in place for this match.
