When the Buddies visit East Ayrshire this weekend, they’ll be cheered on by a sizable travelling army.
This weekend in East Ayrshire, supporters of the Buddies will be in large numbers, hoping for a chance at European football for the first time in 37 years and consecutive top-six finishes.
The top and bottom tiers of the Chadwick Stand will be open, bringing a wall of sound to greet manager Stephen Robinson and his team.
Online sales of tickets are still available by visiting en and selecting the St. Mirren match link.
The following are the prices: £25 for adults, £20 for concessions, £15 for under-18s, £8 for under-16s, and free for children under five.
With four games left before the split, Saints are presently one point ahead of Killie in fifth place in the rankings.
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Additionally, a St. Mirren section will track each ball kick made by the Buddies.
This season, the teams have already played twice, with the Buddies having yet to overcome Derek McInnes’ team.
In October, Kyle Magennis’ own goal cancelled out Brad Lyons’ opening goal for Killie, earning Saints a 1-1 draw.
And there was little festive cheer at the end of December at the SMiSA as Marley Watkins fired Killie to a 1-0 victory.
Meanwhile, Buddies defender Elvis Bwomono has been called up for Uganda’s friendlies with Comoros and Ghana.
