On Saturday, St Mirren secured a 0-0 draw against St Johnstone in the Scottish Premiership, maintaining their league position. The match was played at McDiarmid Park, with both teams looking to secure three points.
The first half of the game was evenly contested, with neither team managing to create any significant chances. However, in the second half, things took a turn for the better for St Mirren as they started to dominate possession and create more opportunities.
In the 67th minute, St Mirren were awarded a penalty after a handball by St Johnstone defender Ryan Wilson. However, the penalty was saved by St Johnstone goalkeeper David Marshall, who made a stunning save to keep his side in the game.
Despite being behind, St Mirren continued to push forward and create chances, but they couldn't find the back of the net. In the end, it was a goalless draw that saw both teams finish the match level on points.
For St Mirren, this result is a much-needed boost to their season. They have now managed to maintain their league position, which is crucial if they want to secure a top-half finish and potentially qualify for Europe next season.
Overall, it was another solid performance from St Mirren, who showed resilience and determination throughout the match. They will hope to continue this form going into their next game, which is a home clash against Dundee United.