Greg Kiltie: Last News

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BY MICK HYDES

St Mirren shook off some early ring rust to thump St Johnstone and strengthen their position at the top end of the table.

Stephen Robinson will be delighted with his St Mirren side as they romped to a 4-0 win over beleaguered St Johnstone.

Livingston defender Luiyi de Lucas was convinced his first goal for the club would be a match-winner.

Saints midfielder Greg Kiltie admits he’s loving being tasked with more of a familiar attacking role this season.

Stephen Robinson knows St Mirren are entering the League Cup this weekend with a huge target on their back.

Greg Kiltie inspired his Buddies from the middle of the park as St Mirren cruised to a comfortable 3-0 win against Dumbarton.

St Mirren's European dream came to a painful end at Pittodrie after a damaging defeat at the hands of Aberdeen.

Greg Kiltie says his Buddies have grown used to being written off this season.

St Mirren's hopes of sealing a European spot suffered a serious setback with a damaging defeat to Hibs.

As an experienced goalkeeper who has played in everything from international clashes to nerve-racking cup finals, it takes a lot to get Trevor Carson’s heart racing.

Charles Dunne is weighing up a new deal at St Mirren as Stephen Robinson looks to nail down the core group of his top six chasing stars beyond the summer.

When it’s pointed out to Greg Kiltie that St Mirren are still the only team other than Real Madrid and RB Leipzig to beat Celtic this season, his response is typically tongue-in-cheek.

Curtis Main believes his Buddies showed they’d learned from their Motherwell mistake to see off the Staggies.

Curtis Main and Declan Gallagher returned to haunt their former club as the Saints leapt up to fourth in the Premiership table.

Alex Gogic knows the disappointment of losing a cup final all too well. That’s why the versatile battler is desperate to help his Buddies fight all the way to the Scottish Cup final at Hampden this season - and go one step further to lift the trophy.

St Mirren squeezed Championship Dundee on penalties after a goalless 120 minutes to get through to fifth round of the Scottish Cup. The opening stages of this Paisley clash was largely disrupted by a serious injury picked up by Dundee man Tyler French, who was stretchered off after a lengthy delay for treatment, tagging an extra EIGHT minutes onto the first half. To be fair the Taysiders they didn’t let the early setback affect them too much, as they knocked the ball around and quite clearly looked to use the threat of Paul McMullan in behind, while the hosts didn’t create anything of note. Cammy Kerr then followed French off injured before Lyall Cameron must have thought he’d given his side a half time lead but for a great Trevor Carson save. An impatient Stephen Robinson made a double sub at half time with Declan Gallagher and Jonah Ayunga were replaced by Alex Greive and Ethan Erhahon, who were followed on by Greg Kiltie for Keanu Baccus ten minutes later, with 20 minutes remaining Cameron had another chance saved. Nothing could separate the sides after 90 minutes, so the game went to extra time. Even after an extra 30 minutes, the sides were deadlocked before the Buddies held their nerve to win on penalties. Here's three talking points.

Trevor Carson was St Mirren's saviour as the confident keeper pulled off a trio of penalty saves to guide the Paisley side into the Scottish Cup last-16.

St Mirren missed the chance to jump up to fourth spot in the Premiership after a fruitless Friday night trip to the capital.

The Buddies extended their impressive unbeaten home run to double figures after battling to a point against Hearts.