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March 6, 2020
The future of St Mirren as a top flight team remains to be seen, they head into the final part of the season with a real relegation scrap ahead of them. However, fans of the team will be really pleased with the attitude they have shown in recent weeks.
St Mirren have battled hard, and they’ve grinded out points from games that have been tough for them. Those looking negatively will say that the club are struggling to win games, and they need to turn draws into wins. However, those looking at this from a positive angle will see a team picking up points on a regular basis and keeping their head above water.
Results against better teams in the league have also impressed, especially a 2-1 away victory at Motherwell, which can only be described as three bonus points. It is games like that one, where no one expects something but the team come home with three points that can really affect the relegation battle.
The climax of the Scottish Premiership at the top of the table may be already all over, but the bottom looks set to be fascinating. St Mirren are one of a handful of clubs involved in the relegation battle. Whether you are a fan of a team down there or a punter looking to bet on the games and bet on who will be relegated, the next few weeks are going to be thrilling, if a little tense.
The Scottish Premiership is the top flight of football in Scotland and for that reason, it is the most popular league for betting. According to newbettingsites.uk there are a range of bookmakers available to use for those looking to bet over the coming weeks between now and the end of the season. There are many big games taking place during that period which will no doubt have a big effect on the relegation battle at the foot of the Premiership.
Big Dates in the Diary for St Mirren
With just a handful of games to go in the season, you could argue that every single date is an important one. However, there are two games that really stand out and if St Mirren want to stay in the Scottish Premiership, the chances are they will need something from both, with at least one win.
11th March – Home to Hearts
The visitors on the 11th March are Hearts, who are also involved in the relegation scrap and need the points just like St Mirren do. A big three points are on offer in this game, both teams will arrive at the game desperate for them and that should lead to a fascinating game of football for fans to watch.
4th April – Away to Ross County
The final day of the season sees St Mirren travel to Ross County. As things stand at the moment, Ross are only just above St Mirren in the standings, so this game could have implications for both when we get round to it. Should this game mean anything then the final day of the season is going to need St Mirren to go on the road and get something to aid their survival chances.