Jonah Ayunga: Last News

Jonah Ayunga admits it was “frustrating” to not be able to contribute to St Mirren’s push for European football.

St Mirren hero Mikael Mandron sensed wounded Rangers were there for the taking before he plunged the knife in with the opening goal at Ibrox.

Mikael Mandron and Toyosi Olusanya netted to ensure a first Ibrox win in 34 years for St Mirren - and blow apart any feel good factor over a potential US takeover at Rangers.

Stephen Robinson says St Mirren need to be back in the winners’ enclosure before more new deals are handed out.

Step 1: Have some pace up front. Step 2: Get the ball in behind the full-backs. Step 3: Profit.

Stephen Robinson reckons St Mirren matchwinner Oisin Smyth is a shining light for players waiting for a first-team chance.

Furious Killie boss Derek McInnes blasted whistler Matt MacDermid over his “outrageous” failure to send off Saints sinner Shaun Rooney.

By Kyle Gunn

Stephen Robinson revealed he will resist the temptation to rush St Mirren striker Jonah Ayunga back into action.

Livingston boss David Martindale believes their 1-1 draw away to Ross County is a sign that the Lions have grown since last season.

Striker Jonah Ayunga is desperate to leap back into action after watching his Buddies soar towards the top end of the Premiership table without him.

Stephen Robinson admits it’s extra sweet to see his Buddies flying high when many were tipping his team for the dreaded drop.

St Mirren boss Stephen Robinson wants to line up a summer raid for Morecambe defender Jacob Bedeau.

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.

Stephen Robinson is a firm believer that confidence is the key to unlocking any striker’s full potential.

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

Motherwell are reportedly pursuing a deadline day swoop to bring Tony Watt back to Fir Park on loan from Dundee United - but they face competition from St Mirren for his signature.

St Mirren soared back into the Premiership top six after Curtis Main's clinical strike against his former club settled a hard-fought affair in Paisley.

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.

St Mirren players put Charles Dunne in a mock dock charged with disloyalty after being snapped wearing an Aberdeen strip at Hampden on Sunday.

Stephen Robinson is adamant his determined Saints believe they can pull off a sensational double against Celtic tomorrow evening.