Motherwell travel to face St Mirren in the Scottish Premiership this Sunday, 30th August 2026. Kick-off at The Marbill Coaches Stadium is scheduled for 3pm.
Motherwell arrive for this fixture sitting fifth in the Premiership table with four points from their opening two games. Their record shows one win and one draw, with a positive goal difference of two scored and one conceded. This form places them five points behind the early league leaders, Celtic, whom they are next scheduled to face away on 26th December.
What do Motherwell fans need to know about tickets?
Motherwell supporters must purchase tickets for this all-ticket match directly from their own club. The St Mirren Ticket Office will be open on Saturday from 10am to 1pm and again on matchday from 11am until just after the 3pm kick-off, subject to availability. Turnstiles at the stadium will open for entry at 2pm. It is important for fans to note there is no access between the West and North Stands once inside the ground.
Where can fans park and are there road changes?
All matchday parking passes for this fixture have been sold out, with seasonal car park passes also unavailable. There is no facility for away fans parking, except for pre-registered disabled supporters. Parking must be bought in advance, as there will be no cash sales on the day. Designated zones are in place: the Red Zone (South) for Hospitality and Home Disabled Seasonal Passes, the Black Zone (Southwest) for Tony Fitzpatrick Family Stand and Main Stand patrons, the White Zone (West) for West Stand passes and home disabled supporters, and the Yellow Zone (North West) for away disabled supporters. Drivers are asked not to encroach onto pedestrian areas after the match. Restrictions on Greenhill Road have been cleared and the road is now open.
Will alcohol be available at the stadium?
Renfrewshire Council has granted a licence for controlled alcohol sales at this match. Alcohol will be available for purchase in the West Stand Concourse and Main Stand Concourse from 1:00pm to 2:30pm, with a drink up time of 2:45pm. Draught alcohol will be served in the West Stand concourse and the South-East side of the Main Stand, while bottle service will be available in the North-East side. St Mirren FC said: "The aim of the initiative is to explore how a managed approach to alcohol sales can contribute to a positive and safe matchday experience." A similar trial was successful at matches last season against Ayr United and Livingston. QR codes for a feedback survey will be available in the concourses.
How can fans follow the match?
For those unable to attend, match updates will be provided on St Mirren's official X page. International subscribers to St Mirren TV can watch the match live when overseas, while UK subscribers will receive audio commentary only. The match officials have been confirmed, with Kevin Clancy as the referee, assisted by Chris Gentles and Douglas Ross. Gary Hanvidge will be the fourth official and Don Robertson is the VAR.
This match represents St Mirren's third league game of the season. For Motherwell, maintaining their unbeaten start is important as they look ahead to a challenging run of fixtures, which you can view on our fixtures page. Their current league position of fifth is detailed on our standings page, showing a solid foundation from which to build.
