11/11/2023 (Dundee A)

cinch PREMIERSHIP
11th November 2023
Dens Park, Dundee

Dundee 4-0 St. Mirren

Bakayoko 16
Rudden 45+2 (Pen)
Bakayoko 57
Robinson 85

ATT: 5,496 (772 Saints fans)

Referee: M MacDermind

VAR: A Dallas

Saints fall to their biggest defeat of the season so far with a shock heavy loss to recently promoted Dundee.
On the eve of the match, Stephen Robinson reveals that a sickness bug has affected most of the first team and only a few players are at full fitness, with Mark O’Hara missing out completely.
This illness appears to be evident throughout the match, as an unusually lacklustre and lethargic Saints are well beaten by a rampant home side.
The Dens Park side score 2 in each half to inflict Saints biggest top flight defeat at the ground since 2000.

08/11/2023 (Hibernian H)

Premiership
8th November 2023
SMISA Stadium, Paisley

St. Mirren 2-2 Hibernian

CAMPBELL12
O’HARA 53 (PEN)
NEWELL 69
JAMIESON 90+2

ATT: 5,963 (332 away)

Referee: D DICKENSON

VAR: A DALLAS

Saints snatch a point thanks to a late goal from substitute Lewis Jamieson, his first goal for the club.
Jamieson becomes the first forward player from the club youth system to score for Saints first team since David McKenna in 2004.
During a hard fought match, Saints twice came from behind to claim the point with Mark O’Hara scoring his first goal since the opening league match of the season, also against Hibs.
Josh Campbell had initially give the away side the lead early in the match, with Joe Newell re-establishing this with 21 minutes remaining after O’Hara had netted a penalty following a VAR decision that Richard Taylor had been fouled at a corner by Jordan Obita.

Player	Position	Time at Club	Apps	Goals	Honours	Caps/Goals
Elvis Bwomono	DEF	2023 – current	0	0	None	0

Premiership
1st November 2023
Celtic Park, Glasgow

Celtic 2-1 St. Mirren

McMENAMIN 7
TURNBULL18
OH 83

ATT: 58,168

Saints fall to defeat at Parkhead, eventually succumbing to late Celtic pressure after an inspired second half performance in goal from Zach Hemming.
After a bright start, Conor McMenamin heads in his first goal for the club after only seven minutes from a Greg Kiltie cross.
Saints held onto the lead for only 11 minutes however, when David Turnbull fired in a shot from the edge of the box high past Hemming.
Turnbull wasted an opportunity to give Celtic a first half lead though, when his penalty struck the post after VAR had decided the ball struck Gogic on the arm after he deflected a shot over the bar.
Despite some outstanding work from Hemming, substitute Oh scored the winner with just seven minutes left when he stabbed the ball past the Saints keeper.