Aberdeen v St Mirren: form revival meets slump in relegation-group stakes | OneFootball

Aberdeen host St Mirren in the Scottish Premiership on Tuesday, 12 May 2026 at Pittodrie Stadium, with second facing fifth in the relegation group and positions on the line.

Aberdeen have taken three wins and a draw in their last four league games, while St Mirren have lost their last four in the league. St Mirren won the last meeting 2-0 on 4 April, and the sides shared a 3-3 draw at Pittodrie in December.

The Dons have scored 38 and conceded 50 in the league, keeping 10 clean sheets, and most of their goals have come from inside the box. St Mirren have netted 27 and shipped 54 but carry an aerial threat, producing 11 headed goals and a high crossing output with 581 open-play deliveries at 22.03% accuracy.

Kevin Nisbet leads the line for The Dons and sits among the Premiership's leading scorers with nine league goals. For St Mirren, Declan John has supplied five league assists, while Mikael Mandron has eight combined goals and assists, so crosses towards their forwards could be a key route.

A win would move The Dons to 43 points, level with Dundee United at the top of the relegation group. Victory for St Mirren would take them to 33 points and could close the gap to Kilmarnock to one point as they seek to climb the mini-table.