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Marcus Fraser felt he let his Buddies down by gifting Rangers the perfect chance to equalise from the penalty spot.

A dramatic late penalty denied St Mirren a second Old Firm win in the space of just three months.

Michael Stewart branded Alfredo Morelos an "absolute joke" and was backed up by Neil McCann as the pundit pair launched an attack on the Colombian striker after Rangers were held to a 1-1 draw by St Mirren which piles even more pressure on under-fire Light Blues boss Giovanni van Bronckhorst.

Giovanni van Bronckhorst admits talks with the Rangers board are inevitable after they dropped points yet again during a 1-1 draw away at St Mirren. But he insists he has no fear over his future.

Kris Boyd declared the Scottish Premiership title race OVER and reckons Giovanni van Bronckhorst’s time as Rangers manager is also up. The former Ibrox strike hero called the league after just 15 games following a drab 1-1 draw for his old club at St Mirren which saw them drop more points - 10 in total surrendered on the road this season - in the Premiership.

Stephen Robinson heaped praise on his Buddies for not being floored by their first VAR setback.

Former English Premier League referee Dermot Gallagher insists St Mirren striker Jonah Ayunga's goal against Dundee United should have stood.

VAR threatened to deny St Mirren a deserved victory before super sub Alex Greive grabbed his side another clinical late winner.

Kilmarnock bagged their first away point of the season in a goalless stalemate in Paisley.

Historically it’s been a little and large striker combination that has worked to devastating effect up front in football.

Stephen Robinson is adamant no single player in his squad has a place in his starting XI nailed down.

Ten-man St Mirren went third after Alex Grieve's injury time winner gave Stephen Robinson’s men all three points against David Martindale’s Livingston, who were by far the better team. Keanu Baccus scored the opener which was quickly cancelled out by Bruce Anderson before the crucial winner.

Jonah Ayunga used to have his feet up watching his pals trying to pull off a shock result against Rangers and Celtic in front of the Sky Sports cameras.

Celtic and St Mirren in the Scottish Premiership on Sunday morning which left some unable to tell the two sides apart. Although Ange Postecoglou side's 364-day unbeaten run in the division came to an end thanks to a 2-0 victory for the hosts - much of the social media chatter was in relation to the similarity of the two kits.With St Mirren wearing their home strip of black and white stripes, Celtic for some reason wore their all grey third kit - with both sets of players donning black shorts. READ MORE: Sky Sports to 'turn down crowd noise' after disrespectful chanting about The Queen One fan wrote: "The ref would have known days in advance of each teams intention regards to strips & particularly given it’s a TV game should never have allowed this clash."With a second adding: "The kit clash in the Celtic match is ridiculous."A third continued: "Is it my bleary-eyed hangover, or are the kits in Celtic v St Mirren clashing horribly on screen?"Should the kits have been changed? Give us your thoughts in the comments section below.With a fourth fuming: "Who cleared #Celtic to wear the third kit today? Straining my eyes to tell the teams apart!"A fifth writing: "Maybe the most ridiculous kit colour clash ever in St Mirren vs Celtic.

Ethan Erhahon believes having the full backing of his boss has helped him raise his game to another level.

Jonah Ayunga admits it’s a relief to be able to look at the Premiership table again after the Buddies posted their first three points of the season.

Stephen Robinson says he wasn’t surprised to see Richard Tait’s wonderful strike hit the top corner.

Defender Richard Tait proved an unlikely goalscoring hero for the Saints after producing a moment of sublime skill to seal a deserved first league win of the season.

Saints striker Jonah Ayunga ensured his new side weren't the victims of a cup upset after producing a clinical first half brace at Central Park.

Jonah Ayunga revealed a word in his ear from a former St Mirren fan favourite helped persuade him to move to Paisley.

Jonah Ayunga is determined to prove he’s top tier quality after his first shot was robbed by injury.