After a nightmare start to the season Hearts are starting to look like one of the Premiership’s form sides.
Neil Critchley has been a busy man in the January window, but it’s paying dividends – with the red hot Jambos scoring six last time out, as they demolished Dundee at Dens. In Elton Kabangu the Jambos look to have found the perfect partner for Lawrence Shankland, and both players got on the scoresheet at Dens as Hearts made it six wins in seven matches – and only a stalemate from Aberdeen blots the copybook.
St Mirren meanwhile have been blighted by inconsistency this campaign; from the highs of the win against Rangers in Paisley and a 3-1 triumph at Pittodrie still fresh in the memory, Stephen Robinson will also have been frustrated after watching his side defeated by St Johnstone last week – having also lost to an underperforming Kilmarnock early in the new year.
With Rangers already out, and both sides looking unlikely to be facing a Premiership relegation battle, both will be fancying their chances when it comes to a Scottish Cup run – and Record Sport can ensure that you don’t miss any of the drama.
When is St Mirren vs Hearts?
St Mirren welcome Hearts to Paisley on Monday February 10 2025, with kick off at 7.45pm.
Is St Mirren vs Hearts on TV?
Good news, it is – and it’s live on terrestrial television. The Scottish Cup fifth round tie will be broadcast on BBC Scotland, with coverage beginning at 7.30pm and running until 10pm, with the draw for the quarter-finals immediately following the match.
Can I live stream St Mirren vs Hearts?
Yes you can. The match can be watched on the BBC iPlayer from 7:30pm and it will also be streamed live on the BBC Sport Scotland website. Viewers must have an up-to-date TV licence to watch BBC content on both broadcast and online channels.
Referee and VAR
Don Robertson will be the man in the middle for this one, assisted by Graeme Stewart and Ross Macleod. Andrew Dallas is on VAR duties with Graeme Leslie his assistant.
Team news
Both sides will be missing a few for this one; Saints will have to do without former Hibs man Alex Gogic and Conor McMenamim. Whilst Hearts still miss long-term absentee Stephen Kingsley, Frankie Kent and Craig Halkett. Aidan Denholm also won’t feature with a hamstring injury.
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