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ST Mirren vs Rangers brings together a historically dominant Rangers side and an opponent capable of disrupting that hierarchy. Rangers’ advantage is clear across the long competitive story, yet ST Mirren have produced meaningful resistance. On 16 August 2026, Rangers won 5–1 in the League Cup, while ST Mirren prevailed 2–0 on 22 February 2025 in the Premiership. Those contrasting results keep the matchup more interesting than status alone suggests.
Past matches, ST Mirren vs Rangers
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Rangers
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31G
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2D
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4D
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22M
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14M
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42M
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52F
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10F
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28F
ST Mirren Substitutes
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G
31
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D
2
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D
5
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D
26
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M
37
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F
20
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F
9
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M
16
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F
24
Match events
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55'Calvin Ramsay Yellow Card
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60'Findlay Curtis Badredine Bouanani
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60'Min-su Kim Kevin Kelsy
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62'Luke Thomas Chris Mochrie
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62'Jayden Richardson Calvin Ramsay
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62'Dujon Sterling Yellow Card
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77'Jake Young Nikolas Agrafiotis
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77'Eseosa Sule Ismeal Kabia
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77'Cameron Devlin Nicolas Raskin
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78'Bojan Miovski Djeidi Gassama
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84'Tochi Chukwuani Dan Neil
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90' +1⚽Bojan Miovski Normal Goal (Asst: Ryan Naderi)
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90' +2Marcello De Barros Declan John
Stats for this game
Matchup ST Mirren VS Rangers
Rangers set the benchmark
Rangers usually define the terms of this fixture through a sustained advantage in results. The 2–1 Premiership win on 30 December 2025 illustrates a narrow version of that superiority, while the 5–2 result on 15 April 2023 shows how the gap can widen. These scorelines support a clear hierarchy, but they do not make every meeting predictable. ST Mirren’s ability to claim points or a win remains the detail that prevents the pairing from becoming a simple exercise in expectation.
Resistance matters
ST Mirren’s strongest case comes from results that interrupt the expected order, including the 2–0 Premiership success cited above. A 2–2 draw on 26 April 2025 supplies another example of that resistance. Rangers remain the reference side, yet one result can alter the balance of an individual contest. The durable question is therefore whether ST Mirren can add another counterpoint strong enough to challenge Rangers’ superior baseline on the scoreboard.