Hearts vs St Mirren

2023 - 1 - 13

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Away Day Info: Hearts v St Mirren (13th Jan) (St Mirren)

The Official Website of St Mirren Football Club, Paisley. SPFL Scottish Premiership Football Team.

Kiosks will be contactless. He will be outside the Roseburn Stand. Away turnstiles will open at 6.45pm. You will be asked to sit in your allocated seats for this match. St Mirren TV international subscribers can watch live on [tv.stmirren.com](https://tv.stmirren.com/) as part of their subscription. Mark will be collecting tickets so there will be no need to go to the ticket office in the first instance.

McKay goal hands Hearts victory over St Mirren (BBC Sport)

Hearts move six points clear of Aberdeen in fourth place in the Scottish Premiership with a narrow win over St Mirren at a packed Tynecastle Stadium.

St Mirren should finish in the top six if they carry their second-half performance into the rest of their league campaign. "It was a great goal. However, with only Carson to beat, the striker appeared to stub his foot as he shot wide. This was a big win for Neilson. McKay proved to be the difference between the teams, his goal beautifully worked. St Mirren looked aggrieved to be behind and fought hard for an equaliser.

Is Hearts v St Mirren on TV? Kick-off time, how to watch, referee and ... (The Scotsman)

Hearts host St Mirren under the lights at Tynecastle Park in the latest Scottish Premiership fixture to be played on a Friday night.

Hearts hope to welcome back Stephen Kingsley and Andy Halliday after the pair missed recent matches following head knocks. Highlights will be shown on Sportscene via the BBC Scotland channel at 7.30pm on Saturday evening. Declan Gallagher and Ryan Strain are carrying knocks and will be assessed while full-back Richard Tait has only just resumed training after groin surgery.

Hearts 1-0 St Mirren: Barrie McKay strike seals Jambos victory at ... (Sky Sports)

Match report as the Jambos move six points clear of Aberdeen in the race for third place; Hearts boss Robbie Neilson was sent to the stand for incurring the ...

Richard Taylor, Declan Gallagher and Ryan Flynn were all added to the side. Hearts boss Robbie Neilson was sent to the stand for incurring the wrath of the officials as St Mirren came on strong in the closing stages. Match report as the Jambos move six points clear of Aberdeen in the race for third place; Hearts boss Robbie Neilson was sent to the stand for incurring the wrath of the officials as St Mirren came on strong in the closing stages; visitors now trail third-spot by eight points

Hearts player ratings v St Mirren: Only one player gets 8/10 despite ... (Edinburgh News)

GK - Zander Clark - 7. Made a key double save in the second half to preserve the clean sheet. Did have one nervy moment after falling over a team-mate at a ...

Sub - Cammy Devlin - 5 Caught a bit of problems by Curtis Main. Made a key double save in the second half to preserve the clean sheet.

Confirmed Hearts vs St Mirren team news as new Jambos signing ... (Football Scotland)

It was also hoped that Stephen Kingsley, Andy Halliday and Lewis Neilson would be fit enough to make the squad. As it's turned out, only Halliday has made it ...

[Robbie Neilson's](https://www.footballscotland.co.uk/all-about/robbie-neilson) men are a different beast at home though and will expect to have enough to go and take the three points. [Robert Snodgrass](https://www.footballscotland.co.uk/all-about/robert-snodgrass) and making life difficult on the way to a 1-1 draw. It's always a weird one when you come up against the same side back-to-back and it can often be the case the managers try to second guess or double bluff each other with their selections.

St Mirren made to rue missed chances as Hearts eke out win at ... (Scottish Daily Record)

The Saints pressed hard for a second half leveller, with Hearts keeper Zander Clark pulling off a superb double save to deny both Greg Kiltie and Curtis Main.

Ayunga then lashed into the side netting as the visitors continued to press for a late equaliser. The spot kick wasn't given though, with the hosts eventually holding on for all three points - Main's late free-kick dragging agonisingly wide at the death.. Saints were very much still in the game, with Flynn's low cross eventually breaking to Kiltie. The tricky winger wasted no time in pulling the trigger, curling a sweet strike past Carson to open the scoring. After a Ryan Flynn corner broke down, the ball eventually fell to Curtis Main who curled an effort meekly at Clark with the goal at his mercy. The Saints were more than holding their own in the capital and fashioned another opportunity when Alex Greive cleverly cut inside his marker and set up Keanu Baccus.