ST Mirren vs Partick

PremiershipFinal

ST Mirren

Full Time
1–0
HT: 0–0

Partick

Ref: N. WalshThe SMISA Stadium, Paisley · 8,016 cap
Fipster Pick
DrawlowMiss

Match recap

ST Mirren beat Partick 1–0 in their Premiership fixture.

FıpsterSelf-Score Card
Appropriate✗ Miss
Fipster's Pick✗
1–1
HT 0–0
Final Result
1–0
HT 0–0
30%Poor
F
✗Outcome✗Exact Score✗BTTS✓Over/Under 2.5✓Halftime
Fipster's self review27 May 2026

Analysis

The Scottish Cup final between ST Mirren and Partick promises to be a closely fought encounter. Both teams have shown resilience and balance in their previous meetings, setting the stage for a competitive match at St Mirren's home ground.

ST Mirren, currently 10th in the league, face Partick in a final where history suggests a tight contest. Their head-to-head record is fairly even, with 6 wins for ST Mirren, 4 for Partick, and 3 draws in 13 matches. The average goals per game between them is 2.5, hinting at a modest scoring affair.

Key players like Killian Phillips for ST Mirren, with 7 goals this season and strong recent form, will be crucial. Midfield creativity from Jacob Devaney and Mikael Mandron supports the attack, while defenders Richard King and Miguel Freckleton offer both defensive solidity and goal threat. Both teams have full-strength squads, making this a balanced and tactical battle likely to produce a draw.

Prediction

We predict a 1-1 draw with a halftime score of 0-0. The match is expected to be competitive with four total cards, reflecting the intensity of a cup final. Both sides are evenly matched, and the scoring will likely come from key contributors on each team.

Outcome probability

ST Mirren 33%Draw 35%Partick 32%

Key Insights

Tactical Advantagehigh

Midfield Creativity Fuels Attack

Devaney and Mandron's high assist and key pass rates create scoring chances for Phillips and others.

Statistical Edgehigh

Phillips' Scoring Form

Phillips' recent goal scoring and shot conversion rate exceed league averages for midfielders.

Form Momentummedium

Defensive Stability with Offensive Threat

King and Freckleton combine solid defense with goal contributions, balancing defense and attack.

Injury Impacthigh

No Key Injuries Reported

Both teams have no reported injuries, so full-strength squads expected, maintaining tactical consistency.

Head To Head Factormedium

Recent Draws Indicate Balanced Contest

Recent matches between teams ended in draws, supporting predicted 1-1 outcome with shared scoring.

Key Takeaways

In conclusion, ST Mirren and Partick are set to share the honours in a well-contested Scottish Cup final. Fans can expect a disciplined, tactical game with moments of attacking quality, culminating in a fair 1-1 draw.

  • ST Mirren and Partick have met 13 times: 6 wins for ST Mirren, 4 for Partick, 3 draws.
  • Their head-to-head matches average 2.5 goals per game.
  • ST Mirren currently sit 10th in the league with 30 points from 33 games.
  • Killian Phillips is ST Mirren's top scorer with 7 goals this season.
  • Jacob Devaney and Mikael Mandron lead in assists and key passes for ST Mirren.
  • Richard King and Miguel Freckleton provide defensive strength and goal threat.
  • No key injuries reported for either team, ensuring full-strength lineups.
  • The predicted total cards for the match is 4, indicating a competitive but controlled game.

Player Insights

Standout players Fipster expects to impact the match — curated highlights, not full squad lists

Home — ST Mirren

Mikael Mandron

Mikael Mandron

F

ST Mirren

Total Goals
4
League avg: 1.29
31 played
24 starts
2157 mins
~70 mins/game
Miguel Freckleton

Miguel Freckleton

D

ST Mirren

Total Goals
4
League avg: 1.29
33 played
32 starts
2880 mins
~87 mins/game
Killian Phillips

Killian Phillips

M

ST Mirren

Total Goals
3
League avg: 1.29
33 played
33 starts
2814 mins
~85 mins/game

Away — Partick

No standout top scorers flagged for Partick

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