St. Mirren defeated Dundee to win 2-1. It was St. Mirren to strike first with a goal of Mikael Mandron at the 45′. Then scored again for St. Mirren in the ‘ minutea goal. Eventually, Josh Mulligan reduced the distance for Dundee (63’). Finally, that was it, and the result remained 2-1.
Zach Robinson missed a decisive penalty (35′). That would have allowed Dundee to draw the match.
In front of 6,581 spectators. The referee was Colin Steven with the assistance of Alan Mulvanny and Paul McAvinue. The 4th official was Matthew McDermid.
Match Statistics
- 48 Ball Possession 52
Shots
- 15 Total 7
- 2 On Target 4
- 7 Off Target 2
- 6 Shots blocked 1
- 122 Attack 107
- 54 Dangerous attack 59
- 0 Ball safe 0
- 0 Penalties 1
- 4 Corners 3
Fouls
- 8 Total 8
- 2 Yellow Cards 3
- 0 Double Yellow 0
- 0 Red Card 0
Other
- 5 Substitutions 3
Ball possession
No teams had a vastly superior advantage in terms of ball possession. St. Mirren was in possession of the ball for 48% of the time vs. Dundee that controlled the ball for 52% of the time.
Attitude and shots
Dundee was more aggressive with 59 dangerous attacks and 7 shots of which 4 were on target. Still, St. Mirren was capable to find the solution to win this match.
St. Mirren shot 15 times, 2 on target, 7 off target. On the other side, Dundee shot 7 times, 4 on target, 2 off target.
Cards
St. Mirren received 2 yellow cards (Mikael Mandron and Zachary Hemming). On the opposite side, Dundee received 3 yellow cards (Owen Beck, Scott Tiffoney and Lee Ashcroft).
Match Timeline
Standings
After this match, St. Mirren has 6 points to occupy the 2nd place in the standings. Talking about the opposition, Dundee stays with 1 points (8th).
Next matches
In the next match in the Premiership, St. Mirren will play away against Celtic on the 13th of April with a 35-3 head to head statistic in favor of Celtic (5 draws).
Dundee will play away agasint Aberdeen on the 13th of April with a 18-1 head to head stats in favor of Aberdeen (5 draws).
St. Mirren – Formation
St. Mirren started with a 3-4-2-1 line-up (3-4-2-1).
The manager Stephen Robinson decided to play with the following team: Zachary Hemming , Marcus Fraser , Alexander Gogić , Richard Taylor , Ryan Strain , Keanu Baccus , Caolan Boyd-Munce , Scott Tanser , Conor McMenamin , Greg Kiltie and Mikael Mandron .
The home team had on the bench: James Bolton , Ryan Flynn, Charles Dunne, Stav Nachmani, Toyosi Olusanya , Alex Greive , Lewis Jamieson, Luke Kenny and Peter Urminsky.
Substitutions
St. Mirren made 4 changes: Caolan Boyd-Munce for James Bolton (68′), Greg Kiltie for Alexander Greive (71′), Mikael Mandron for Toyosi Olusanya (72′) and Conor McMenamin for Ryan Flynn (87′).
Best player: Keanu Baccus
Following our analysis, the most impressive player for St. Mirren was Keanu Baccus even if he didn’t score any goal.
His rating is with 37 passes (0% accurate) and 1 key pass. He was won 14 duels out of 23. He performed 1 cross.
Dundee – Formation
Dundee started with a 3-5-2 line-up (3-5-2).
Tony Docherty played with: Trevor Carson , Jordan McGhee , Joe Shaughnessy , Lee Ashcroft , Luke McCowan , Josh Mulligan , Lyall Cameron , Malachi Boateng , Owen Beck , Amadou Bakayoko and Zach Robinson .
They had on the bench: Adam Legzdins, Cammy Kerr, Scott Tiffoney , Diego Pineda, Finlay Robertson, Zak Rudden , Jon McCracken, Max Anderson and Luke Graham.
Substitutions
Dundee made 3 changes: Lyall Cameron for Scott Tiffoney (57′), Zach Robinson for Zak Rudden (78′) and Jordan McGhee for Cammy Kerr (84′).
Best player: Joe Shaughnessy
The player that probably impressed the most for Dundee was Joe Shaughnessy.
His rating is with 1 goal, 25 passes (0% accurate) and 1 key pass. He was won 6 duels out of 11.
Results of the day
These are the results of the day in the Premiership.
- St. Mirren – Dundee – 2-1
- Ross County – St. Johnstone – 2-0
- Rangers – Livingston – 4-0