Kilmarnock v St Mirren: survival fight meets mid-table push | OneFootball

Kilmarnock host St Mirren in the Scottish Premiership on Wednesday, 11 February 2026 at Rugby Park, with the home side trying to pull away from 11th and the visitors aiming to strengthen their position in mid-table.

Recent meetings have been tight. Kilmarnock won 2-0 at Rugby Park in October, while the return in Paisley finished 0-0 in December.

Form points to a contrast. Kilmarnock's last five league games read draw, defeat, defeat, win, defeat, including a 3-0 home victory against Aberdeen before losing at Rangers. St Mirren are unbeaten in four matches across league and cup, drawing with Dundee, then beating Hearts and Airdrieonians.

Routes to goal could hinge on delivery and aerial threat. Kilmarnock have scored 24 and conceded 48 this season, with 335 open-play crosses at 23.88% accuracy and no league goals from set pieces so far. St Mirren have attempted 414 open-play crosses at 22.71%, and have seven headed goals. Full back Declan John leads their assists with five. Up front, Bruce Anderson and Tyreece John-Jules are on four league goals for Kilmarnock, with Mikael Mandron also on four for St Mirren.

In the table, Kilmarnock sit on 17 points. A win would take them to 20 and edge them closer to 10th-placed Dundee on 23. St Mirren are ninth with 23 points and, with victory, would move to 26 and could climb above Dundee United into eighth.