David Friel

Half-time St Mirren 0, Kilmarnock 1.

Yeah, definitely.

I mean, they have had the upper hand on the balance of play and everything, Andrew.

I think Jake Young and Jadon Richardson are also going to come on for St.

Milne.

I'm not sure who's going off yet, but it's understandable that Craig McLeish is going to make some changes here, but St.

Milne need to be so much better.

As for Kelly, you know, there was a little warning sign on that mark.

I had a chance, but I think Neil McCann will deal with the game as ever.

I mean, what a huge three points it would be.

We're just about to get underway again here.

Full time Andrew, St Mirren 0, Killie 3, not a good day for St Mirren, there was loud boos just a few seconds ago, Kilmarnock ramping here, they don't get many wins on the road but this is one of the biggest of them all as they took a major step towards safety really, Finlay Cutter scored twice as Neil McCancey moved four points clear of St Mirren who stay in that relegation playoff spot, Killie have games against Indy and Liberty come but they may have done enough already on this form, St Mirren won't struggle to win any points and

I suspect we'd have that former manager Stephen Robinson could seal their fate at Aberdeen in midweek.

They were really poor, they are in dire straits, deep trouble and they're really probably starting to think about that playoff against either Patrick Thistle or Dunfermline.

Mark Wilson is here watching the game and if they can get through past Dunfermline I don't think they will have any fear about facing St Mirren on this form.

That was a negative, but the positive was Kelly.

They were flying and secured just a second away win of the Premier League season.

They started better.

They took the lead in nine minutes to a Miguel Freckleton own goal.

Tom Lowry's cross caused chaos in the box as the man defender turned it into his own net.