On Sunday May 15th, in week 5, St. Mirren will travel to Aberdeen to battle Aberdeen in a meeting of these two evenly matched Premiership teams. The game day is forecasted to be a cloudy and cool day, with daytime temperatures of only 10 degrees, which will be a great treat for players. Aberdeen is fresh off their 0-1 loss against St. Johnstone. Callum Hendry struck first for St. Johnstone in the 17th minute on a feed from Glenn Middleton, and that single goal was all that was necessary as neither team could manage any more scoring In the end, Aberdeen was frustrated by St. Johnstone’s defence and couldn’t put any tallies on the board. St. Johnstone ended the match with the shutout victory. Aberdeen looks to improve on their recent performance, having lost 5 of their last 10, while in their last match, St. Mirren recorded a 0-0 scoreless draw against Livingston. St. Mirren had 0 on net, and Livingston had 0, but no one could beat the goalie, and the game ended in a 0-0 draw,. St. Mirren looks to improve on their recent performance, having earned only 10 points in their last 10 matches.
In their last match together, in The Smisa Stadium, St. Mirren won by a score of 1 to 0. Connor Ronan struck first for St. Mirren in the 61st minute, and that single goal was all that was necessary as neither team could manage any more scoring At the end of 90 a dissapointed Aberdeen couldn’t manage to score, and St. Mirren took the shutout win.
Greg Kiltie and Curtis Main are the top scorers for St. Mirren in the last 5 matches, but unfortunately they only have one goal. It’s hard to imagine having success with those stats. Lewis Ferguson has been the most effective weapon for Aberdeen lately. The Scotish attacker has netted three goals in his last five matches.