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St Mirren skipper Joe Shaughnessy came to the Buddies' rescue once again as he slammed home yet another dramatic late leveller against Hibs.

St Mirren chairman John Needham insists he is looking at a solution to home supporters being displaced when the Old Firm come to Paisley.

Jim Goodwin's men will be facing an even tougher task on Saturday with no away backing whatsoever for the difficult match. St Mirren did secure a first win at Celtic Park in 31 years last season, with strikes from Ilkay Durmus and Kristian Dennis securing a famous 2-1 victory behind closed doors.

Paisley side’s 3-1 win, with Kristian Dennis and Lee Erwin also firing home their first competitive goals of the new campaign. After struggling for regular goalscorers last season, Goodwin believes his fantastic four can help St Mirren fire their way even further up the Premiership table.

St Mirren boss Goodwin was over the moon to see fans back in the Paisley side’s home ground and only wishes his side could have given them a few more goals to shout about.He said: “I have to thank the supporters.

St Mirren defender Marcus Fraser when he lifted the League Cup with Ross County in 2016. While he was able to celebrate the historic win on the pitch, the champagne-soaked frivolity in the dressing room was all over by the time he’d mustered up a sample.

SFA for misconduct - starting with tomorrow night’s Scottish Cup clash with Inverness.The Buddies boss will be banished to the stand for the fourth round tie and Wednesday’s Premiership trip to face Ross County in Dingwall.The third match of today’s punishment has been suspended until the end of the year.Goodwin was charged with misconduct for remonstrating with referee Don Robertson at the end of last month’s 1-1 draw with Hamilton - a result which cost his side a top six finish on goal

St Mirren fans digging out their shirts to celebrate a historic League Cup win sealed at Hampden Park eight years ago. And they’ll be popping the bubbly open again this Saturday night if Jim Goodwin’s men can secure another piece of history for the Paisley club by beating Hamilton tomorrow afternoon.

Jim Goodwin says he’s delighted rising star Dylan Reid is “one of ours” after making his hotly-anticipated debut for the club. The Buddies midfielder became the youngest ever Premiership player after making a late substitute appearance at Ibrox on Saturday, having just turned 16 last Monday.

St Mirren midfielder has seen his side pick up victories against both Celtic and Rangers this season, with his club the only team to inflict a defeat on Steven Gerrard’s men all season in the Betfred Cup in December.While the Ibrox side are desperate to secure their 55th league title as soon as possible, the Saints are chasing their own piece of history as they close in on their first top half Premiership finish since 1985.Jim Goodwin’s men need just two points from their last two fixtures to

Scottish Cup should be scrapped to avoid fixture chaos.

League Cup anguish to drive them on to achieve their ultimate campaign goal of a top six finish. Despite their dispiriting semi-final loss to Livingston, the St Mirren manager says his players can be proud of ticking off the first of their season objectives.

Jim Goodwin revealed his relief that defender Richard Tait looks to have not suffered any serious repercussions from his clash with Killie keeper Danny Rogers. The St Mirren full-back was forced off in the first half after the goalie clattered into him while clearing a cross, with the 31-year-old requiring lengthy treatment on the frosty pitch.

Jim Goodwin finally accepted something was wrong. The St Mirren boss suffered a fractured skull in 2006 in a season-opener between Scunthorpe and Bristol City after clashing heads with Liam Fontaine.

St Mirren face Livingston in the semi-final early next year and Goodwin said: “I said to the players after the game they have beaten two big clubs in Scotland in Aberdeen and Rangers and there is no point doing that if you are not going to go all the way. “I am not saying we are going to win the cup but we genuinely believe we can.

The 19-year-old has already made 12 appearances for the Paisley side this season, scoring his first Premiership goal with a sweet strike from the edge of the box in a 2-1 defeat against Aberdeen last month. And, after losing former academy graduate Kyle Magennis, St Mirren boss Jim Goodwin is delighted to get the talented teenager tied down.

St Mirren is deeply saddened by the news of Gordian’s passing.“Gordian loved St Mirren and was truly a great person who was highly respected by all who knew him.“I was lucky to know Gordian personally and was devastated to hear the news.“On behalf of the club I would like to pass on our condolences to Gordian’s wife Susan and their sons Gordian and Graeme as well as his extended family.”Gordian was heavily involved in St Mirren fans' publication the Black and White Magazine.He was well known by

Queen of the South ’s plastic pitch was a “leveller” and played a part in his side’s troubles on Saturday. The Buddies struggled to adapt to the new surface and found themselves behind early as the hosts raced into a two-goal lead.

Jack Ross after Hibs moved late for the Scotland under-21 international. Magennis has been with the Buddies for 17 years, since joining the club's youth academy at the age of just five.

Jim Goodwin insisted things were taken out of his hands when Kyle Magennis was sold to Hibs. The Irishman wanted to keep his captain but his board accepted a six-figure bid from their rivals.

Cedric Itten on Sunday but Ibrox fans may have to wait a while longer to see Kemar Roofe in action. Steven Gerrard signed the pair earlier this week with Itten coming off the back of an impressive end of the season with St Gallen, while Roofe hasn't played in 2020.

Celtic midfielder Simon Donnelly, the pair were inspired by Simon’s good friend Jackie McNamara after he narrowly survived a potentially fatal brain haemorrhage.Andy completed two half marathons within the space of three days and a final day 20k walk to complete the gruelling 300km test in time.And he was boosted by having McNamara complete the final day alongside him and Simon, as they walked from Fir Park in Motherwell to Celtic Park in Glasgow.Andy said: “I’m pretty glad it’s over to be

Premiership clubs are set to run with smaller squads due to the financial impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. And the St Mirren gaffer believes this will open the door for academy players to get vital minutes on the pitch to make an impression.

By Kyle Gunn St Mirren midfielder Kyle Magennis has been installed as club captain. PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happens The 21-year-old, who takes over the honour from Stephen McGinn after he left the Paisley side at the end of his contract, is currently recovering from cruciate ligament damage and newly vice-captain Sam Foley, below, will wear the armband in his absence.Gaffer Jim Goodwin, who was a League Cup-winning skipper, is full of praise for academy graduate Magennis as a

St Mirren captain Stephen McGinn leads a list of 14 players departing the Paisley outfit at the end of their contracts.

St Mirren supporters continued their protest against the price of tickets for away supporters with a coronavirus-themed display at Celtic Park.

Saints boss Jim Goodwin believes his side are primed and ready to take advantage of Celtic 's rare dip in form.

Olivier Ntcham is absent again from Celtic's squad for the Ladbrokes Premiership clash with St Mirren on Saturday.

St Mirren manager Jim Goodwin insists only "one team tried to play football" after his side were knocked out of the Scottish Cup by Aberdeen.

St Mirren Women’s captain punched her dislocated knee back into place - because she didn’t want to let her teammates down.

Jim Goodwin insists it’s still a four-horse race to escape the drop as he tries to spur on his troops ahead of another trip to Fir Park.

St Mirren boss Jim Goodwin believes summer football can cure the Scottish game’s winter blues.

Blundering referees were put on the spot after a string of stonewall penalty claims were turned down over a weekend of Scottish Cup action. 

Goalscorer Alex Jakubiak admits he got lucky with his maiden strike for the Buddies.

Cammy MacPherson revealed it’s bittersweet playing in the heart of the St Mirren midfield without his mate Kyle Magennis.

Jim Goodwin admits he’s facing a fight to hang on to Paul McGinn with Hibs boss Jack Ross making his move for the full back.