St Mirren vs Valur: How to watch UEFA Conference League qualifier, team news, TV details for St Mirren game

The Paisley boss leads his side out against the Besta deild karla runners-up tonight knowing that any sort of win will see his side progress to the next stage of the UEFA competition after they secured a valuable 0-0 draw in Reykjavík last week. A sell out crowd is expected in Paisley and Robinson admits he is excited to lead his side out for the game.

“I said before the first game that we wanted to make sure we were still in the tie and we certainly are” Robinson said. “We could have been a couple of goals up with the chances that we created but that is a positive that we created so many chances. We allegedly had 200 people over there and they certainly made a lot of noise, so if there’s going to be 6,000 St Mirren fans at this one then it will be fantastic. I have repeatedly said that it’s a credit to the staff and the players here that the fans are turning out in their numbers because we’ve given them something to cheer about.”

Want to catch every minute of the game live? Here’s everything you need to know about tonight’s game, including how to watch the Buddies clash with Valur live.

St Mirren team news vs Valur

Buddies boss Robinson could be without two of his key players for the UEFA Conference League after the Northern Irishman revealed Caolan Boyd-Munce will definitely miss the clash with Valur, while striker Mikael Mandron is also a huge doubt and will face a late fitness test. Boyd-Munce was taken off after just 15 minutes in the first-leg tie in Iceland and has been unable to recover in time. Conor McMenamin and Greg Kiltie are both long term absentees. For Valur, former EPL midfielder Gylfi Sigurðsson has not travelled with the squad.

Tonight’s referee will be Danish official Mikkel Redder.

When does St Mirren vs Valur kick off

Where: The SMiSA Stadium, Paisley, United Kingdom, Thursday 1 August 2024, 7.45pm time.

How to watch St Mirren vs Valur, what channel, TV details

If you’re unable to get a ticket for the game at the SMiSA Stadium, but want to watch the game , there are a number of ways to be able to watch the game.

BBC Scotland are broadcasting the game live from Paisley, with coverage starting at 7.30pm. BBC Scotland is available via Freeview channel 108, Sky TV 115 and Virgin Media 108. If you’re not in Scotland and want to catch the game live, St Mirren are streaming the match live for international subscribers to St Mirren TV, priced at £9. Sign up here.