ST Mirren

The SMISA Stadium · Est. 1877

Capacity: 8,016Paisleygrass
2026/2027

ST Mirren's 2025/2026 Premiership Campaign

ST Mirren concluded the 2025/2026 Premiership season in 10th place, amassing 30 points from 33 matches. Their record of 7 wins, 9 draws, and 17 losses reflects a campaign marked by defensive struggles, conceding 48 goals while netting 27 themselves. The season’s narrative was one of resilience amid challenges, with the team managing to secure points intermittently but ultimately unable to climb higher in the standings.

Home and away performances painted contrasting pictures: the Buddies recorded 6 home wins and 3 away, showing more comfort on familiar turf. Despite 9 clean sheets at home, defensive vulnerabilities were apparent especially away, with only 1 clean sheet outside their ground. Scoring was modest, with 12 goals at home and 20 on the road, but a negative goal difference of -21 underlined the gaps to be addressed.

Looking ahead, the focus will surely be on tightening the defence and converting draws into wins to push up the table. While this season offered its share of ups and downs, the foundations are there for a steadier and more competitive showing in the future.

League position

Position 5
  • Promotion

Points trajectory

Rank 5

Manager

Craig McLeish

Season at a glance

W 3·D 1·L 38–9 GF/GA-1 GD3 clean sheetsDWLLL

Streaks

Last 5 home1W1D2Llast 5
Last 5 away2W0D2Llast 5
Scored2/5
Conceded4/5

Last result

Heart Of Midlothian
5-0
ST Mirren
10 Oct

Next match

Aberdeen
15:00
ST Mirren
17 Oct

Premiership table

#TeamPPts
1Celtic821
5Dundee Utd811
6ST Mirren810
7ST Johnstone78
As of 19 Jul 2026View full table →
Last 5: ←oldest

ST Mirren's 2025/2026 Premiership Form

ST Mirren's league campaign has been one of ups and downs, with a rather streaky pattern rather than consistent point-hauling. Their biggest win streak is unrecorded, suggesting they never managed a prolonged run of victories to build serious momentum.

The Saints have dropped more points through defeats than draws, losing 17 times compared to 9 stalemates. This indicates a struggle to hold their ground, perhaps more often than settling for a share of the spoils. Their 7 wins show flashes of success, but inconsistency has been a theme.

Home form shows some promise with 6 wins and 6 draws, whereas away results have been tougher, with only 3 wins and a slightly lower number of draws. Defensively, conceding 48 goals with a minus-21 goal difference speaks to difficulties at the back that have impacted their overall points tally.

Statistics

Home / Away splits

HomeGoals forAway
5
3
HomeGoals againstAway
8
1
HomeClean sheetsAway
1
2
HomeFailed to scoreAway
1
1
HomeAvg goals scored / gameAway
1.30vs1.00

Biggest results

  • Biggest home win1-0
  • Biggest away win0-2
  • Biggest home loss0-3
  • Biggest away loss1-0

Week-by-week trends

team vs league avg (dashed)
Goals for
8
Goals against
14
Goal difference
-6
Clean sheets
3
Points / round
10.0

Team Intelligence

Form & Record▾

Last 7 competitive

WWDWLLL
Win %42.9%
Clean Sheet %42.9%
Avg Scored1.10
Avg Conceded1.30
Injuries▾

No current injuries reported

Advanced Metrics▾
QA Goals/Game1.09
QA Conceded/Game1.31
Opposition Strength1.01x league average

Current Streaks

Competitive matches only

  • Scored in 2 of last 5 games

  • Conceded in their last 4 games

  • Clean sheet in 1 of last 5 games

  • Won 1 of last 5 games

  • Lost 4 in a row

  • No active streak

  • Failed to score in 3 of last 5 games

Top Performers▾

ST Mirren: Home Comforts vs Away Woes

ST Mirren’s Premiership campaign in 2025/2026 paints a tale of two halves — home and away. At home, they’ve been rather stingy, keeping nine clean sheets and scoring 12 goals in 20 matches, which suggests a solid if unspectacular fortress. Away, however, it’s a different story: just one clean sheet and 20 goals scored in 13 games, but also conceding 34, indicating a leaky defence and a gamble to outscore opponents.

This contrast highlights a side that leans on home comforts but struggles to maintain defensive discipline on the road. Their ability to score more away is a positive, though it hasn’t translated into many wins. ST Mirren’s challenge remains to tighten up away from home if they want to climb out of the bottom half.

Fipster's Record on ST Mirren

Fipster's track record with ST Mirren in the 2025/2026 Premiership is just getting started, having made only one scored prediction so far. That lone prediction didn't quite hit the mark, resulting in a miss. While the model is still building its record on the club, it's fair to say the Fipster is yet to find the winning formula with the Buddies this campaign. Perhaps patience is required before the insights start to shine through.

Venue

The SMISA Stadium

The SMISA Stadium

Paisley
Capacity: 8,016
Surface: grass