VS
ST Mirren vs Falkirk carries a Falkirk historical advantage, yet ST Mirren have supplied a strong answer in their Premiership meetings. ST Mirren won 2–0 on 1 August 2026 and 2–1 on 21 March 2026, while Falkirk had taken a 2–0 result on 10 January 2026. Those scorelines create a useful contrast: Falkirk hold the broader edge, but ST Mirren have shown the balance can move.
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Falkirk
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1G
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23F
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3D
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7F
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6D
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15D
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20D
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47F
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11F
ST Mirren Substitutes
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G
27
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F
20
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M
7
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D
5
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F
32
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M
4
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M
16
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M
30
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M
37
Match events
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11'⚽K. Phillips Normal Goal (Asst: H. Fieldson)
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59'A. Doherty J. Gardner
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63'J. Young E. Sule
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66'Ryan Carr Yellow Card
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70'B. Parkinson R. MacIver
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70'E. Ross J. McMillan
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70'B. Parkinson Goal Disallowed - handball
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70'E. Ross J. McMillan
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70'B. Parkinson R. MacIver
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73'Ben Parkinson Goal cancelled
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76'L. Thomas S. Ramos
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76'L. Donnelly R. Carr
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76'L. Donnelly R. Carr
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76'L. Thomas S. Ramos
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79'L. McCann S. Tanser
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79'P. McGovern E. Laidlaw
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80'Henry Fieldson Yellow Card
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83'R. Idowu C. R. Mochrie
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87'⚽K. Phillips Normal Goal (Asst: R. Idowu)
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88'Killian Phillips Yellow Card
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90' +1Luke Thomas Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup ST Mirren VS Falkirk
Falkirk’s edge meets resistance
Falkirk’s stronger historical position is reflected in the 1–0 Championship win on 28 April 2018, but the comparison is not one-directional. ST Mirren’s 2–1 victory on 21 March 2026 confirms their ability to answer, while the other 2026 scorelines show that the advantage can move between the clubs. The result pattern gives Falkirk the firmer baseline without making ST Mirren a passive opponent. The difference is meaningful, but not beyond challenge. That balance gives both clubs a credible case whenever the Premiership pairing returns.
What can change next
Future meetings can ask whether Falkirk will restore their broader balance or whether ST Mirren can turn those wins into a lasting challenge. Both directions have support in dated results. The pairing remains interesting because its hierarchy is clear enough to identify a favourite, yet open enough for ST Mirren to contest. Falkirk bring the stronger claim; ST Mirren bring the uncertainty that keeps the Premiership comparison alive.