St Johnstone: Last News

Five people have been taken to hospital after a bus caught fire near one of Scotland's busiest roads.

Pundits have agreed that St Johnstone defender Shaun Rooney should have received a red card for a clash with Stephen Welsh at Hampden

Ange Postecoglou might be a stranger to Hampden Park but the same certainly can't be said of his opposite number.

Hampden will forever hold special memories.

Local football star Ray Stewart called Liam Gordon to congratulate him on being named the new St Johnstone skipper.

Jody Morris has revealed Billy Gilmour’s journey to Scotland stardom was sealed by a sending-off.

It was hailed as the best goalkeeping performance he had ever seen.

Zander Clark is hungrier than ever to shine for St Johnstone and work his way back into the Scotland camp.

Celtic have the rare chance to exert a bit of pressure on rivals Rangers in the Scottish Premiership this season.

Callum Davidson has emphasised that St Johnstone cannot afford anything other than a solid start at Celtic Park.

Cammy MacPherson admits he couldn’t believe it when St Johnstone came calling.

Livingston striker Bruce Anderson has hailed his side’s ‘team spirit’ as they put three goals past 2020/21 cup double winners St Johnstone on Saturday.

Chris Kane has taken his game to another level across the past year, Callum Davidson believes.

Promising St Johnstone defender Sam Denham is embracing the challenge of regular first-team football in the Highland League.

Ali Crawford’s groin scan has revealed that the St Johnstone midfielder will not miss too much football.

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Get the latest news from Record Sport with our daily newsletterCentre-half Hayden Muller is ready to step up and be a leader - despite his young years.St Johnstone will be without familiar faces Liam Gordon through injury and Jamie McCart due to suspension tomorrow afternoon.And with former skipper Jason Kerr already departed, others will need to step up to the defensive plate for the visit of Tayside rivals Dundee.Muller, just 19, has impressed for Saints since arriving on loan from Millwall and is keen to play a starring role.“This is why a squad is needed because there will be times through a season where two or three of the big-hitters aren’t available,” Muller told the PA.“It’s now time for some of the younger guys to step up and show

Premier Sports Cup semi-finals have learned the kick-off times for their matches. The last four ties in the League Cup will be played in November, with an exiting line-up for fans and neutrals but punters face a sweat to get there ahead of a looming Scotrail strike planned.

Get the latest news from Record Sport with our daily newsletterIt has been labelled as the biggest game in the club’s history – and captain Jason Kerr agrees.On Thursday night, St Johnstone can qualify for the group stages of the Europa Conference League.Victory against Austrian side LASK at McDiarmid Park would also secure the Saints a significant cash boost.The tie is finely balanced after last week’s 1-1 draw in Klagenfurt.And Kerr said: “We know how big Thursday is.“It’s definitely the biggest game in the club’s history. There were obviously a lot of big games last season.“But the money you can get for winning this is massive.

Get the latest Rangers news from Record Sport with our daily newsletter.The feel-good factor was sky high after Thursday night’s Europa League draw with Galatasaray.It just got even better for St Johnstone supporters.The Perth club has confirmed the season-long loan signing of Rangers winger Glenn Middleton.Middleton is no stranger to McDiarmid Park and starred for Saints towards the end of last season’s cup double-winning heroics.He “thoroughly enjoyed” his time in Perth previously and is excited to have the chance to impress all over again.“The lads in the squad all made me feel welcome when I joined last January and they took me right into the group to make me feel a part of it from day one,” he said.“There is a great team spirit and I

Get the latest news from Record Sport with our daily newsletterHe captained the club to League Cup and Scottish Cup glory.Now St Johnstone skipper Jason Kerr is plotting a Europa League giant-killing.The Perth club have the chance to create more incredible memories in their two-legged third qualifying round tie with Galatasaray.The first leg takes place in Istanbul on Thursday night and Saints are daring to dream all over again.“Leading the boys out in a Scottish Cup final has been the pinnacle of my career so far,” Kerr said.“But playing against Galatasaray will be right up there and if we can get a result then it could top everything.“We feel like the next step is to do well in Europe and we feel we’re capable of getting a result.”Kerr