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Stuart Gillespie

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Journalist formerly at @GallowayNews, St Mirren fan, motorsport lover, cake eater, runner. Sarcasm and cynicism guaranteed. Views my own and usually nonsense.
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Buddies fall to defeat at home to Kilmarnock

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By Stuart Gillespie
| St Mirren FC
Saints' hopes of avoiding the play-offs were dealt a massive blow as they lost to Kilmarnock at The SMiSA Stadium. The visitors took an early lead when Miguel Freckleton's attempt to stop Tom Lowery's cross reaching Joe Hugill sent the ball towards goal, with Conor McMenamin unable to prevent it crossing the line. The Buddies should have equalised towards the end of a frustrating first half but skipper Mark O'Hara was denied by visiting goalie Max Stryjek.
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Saints lose to Livingston in first split match

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By Stuart Gillespie
| St Mirren FC
Saints began their post-split fixtures with a disappointing defeat to Livingston at The SMiSA Stadium. Livi had goalie Jerome Prior to thank after a goalless first half, the shot-stopper producing fine saves to deny Richard King, Mikael Mandron and Declan John. Saints lost Jonah Ayunga to injury in the second half before Livi went in front when Alex Gogic turned Robbie Muirhead's cross into his own goal.
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Saints make it back-to-back wins after victory over Aberdeen

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By Stuart Gillespie
| St Mirren FC
Saints made it back-to-back wins thanks to a fine display against Aberdeen to ensure there was no happy return to Paisley for former boss Stephen Robinson. Liam Donnelly could have had a first-half hat-trick from Declan John deliveries but it was Jonah Ayunga's goal which had Saints in front at the break, the forward executing a smart turn before firing a low shot past visiting goalie Per Kristian Bratveit.
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