St Mirren finally halted their slide down the Scottish Premiership table, snapping a five-match losing run with a resilient 2-1 victory over Dundee. The Buddies secured the points thanks to a decisive pair of goals that shifted momentum in their favor, offering a much-needed confidence boost after a turbulent stretch of form.
Buddies end five-game losing streak with crucial second-half strike.
Calvin Ramsay opened the scoring in the 20th minute, delivering his first goal since arriving on loan in the summer. The wing-back’s strike set the tone for a dominant first half, but it was Eseosa Sule who sealed the game’s narrative in the 57th minute. Sule’s goal doubled the lead, giving St Mirren a substantial cushion that proved difficult for the visitors to overcome despite their late efforts.
Dundee managed to pull one back in the 73rd minute through Bradley Fink following a sustained period of pressure, but the visitors failed to find an equalizer. The result leaves St Mirren with vital points in their fight for stability, while Dundee’s inability to convert late pressure into a draw highlights the gap in clinical finishing between the two sides.
Source: Sky Sports
