Not surprisingly, you voted St Mirren scorer Kyle McAllister as your man of the match.
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'We showed good mentality'
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St Mirren manager Oran Kearney tells BBC Radio Scotland: "It is great to get the three points. Our aim was to keep it alive until Saturday and we're glad to do that.
"It took a lot of time to crack them open and get the first goal.
"The level of patience we showed, nobody deviated and we showed a good mentality to get the job done.
"We move on to doing our job on Saturday. It is still in Hamilton's hands and we'll do our job and see what happens.
"I don't expect that Dundee will just lie down on Saturday."
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'We are Hamilton. We thrive on these things'
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Hamilton manager Brian Rice tells Sportsound: "I think St Mirren deserved to win the match.
"Willie Collum has sent the guy off. What I think doesn't matter.
"The response was magnificent. Throwing bodies on the line, headers, tackles, blocks. The goalkeeper made saves, but it wasn't to be.
"It's still in our hands. We are a point clear of St Mirren and we are at home. We have a good record at home.
"This is Hamilton. We thrive on these things. We go again on Saturday."
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'You would hand pick Dundee'
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Steven Thompson
Former St Mirren striker on BBC Sportsound
Quote Message: If you were to hand pick a team to play on the last day of the season, it would be Dundee as they are in a bit of disarray. But, if Hamilton do the business against St Johnstone, it doesn't matter
If you were to hand pick a team to play on the last day of the season, it would be Dundee as they are in a bit of disarray. But, if Hamilton do the business against St Johnstone, it doesn't matter
'I could hardly celebrate'
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St Mirren's second goalscorer, Kyle Magennis, tells Sportsound: "It is absolutely unbelievable.
"We just had to keep the ball, be patient and fortunately we got two goals.
"My calves had ceased up, I was just thinking about them. I could hardly celebrate.
"Hopefully St Johnstone can do us a favour and we can beat Dundee."
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Kyle Magennis (right) scored St Mirren's second goalImage caption: Kyle Magennis (right) scored St Mirren's second goal
'It was huge' - Kearney
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St Mirren manager Oran Kearner tells BT Sport: "It was huge.
"It was important to be patient and make sure we didn't move from the game plan. In the second half, we were brilliant.
"McAllister tonight was exceptional and, if anyone deserved the first goal, it was him.
"The crowd have been top notch. They have got stronger as the season has gone on and they were like a 12th man.
"Our job at the start of the week was two wins."
Paisley as 'buzzing'
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Derek Ferguson
Former Hamilton midfielder on Sportsound
Quote Message: I am disappointed as an Accies man, but it was nice to see this place buzzing tonight
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Dateline Saturday
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St Mirren remain in second bottom and deep in relegation danger, but their victory takes them to within a point of tonight's visitors.
The Buddies travel to face relegated Dundee on Saturday.
Despite it being away from home, that sounds like an easier task than Hamilton's at home to seventh-top St Johnstone.
St Mirren also have a much better goal difference.
Rate the players
Who were the best men in black and white? And who battled well in red?
So we go on to the final day and we still don't know whether St Mirren or Hamilton will be finishing second bottom and facing a play-off against the side coming through the play-off semi-final.
Accies will rue an early miss by George Oakley and may question the sending off of Alex Gogic.
But St Mirren went on to deserve their victory, although it came through a scrappy goal from Kyle McAllister followed by a Kyle Magennis strike after the visitors were down to nine men following Mickel Miller's injury.
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GOAL St Mirren 2-0 Hamilton Academical
Kyle Magennis
That's settled it. Accies captain Darian MacKinnon concedes possession and Kyle Magennis, having wasted a chance moments earlier, makes no mistake as he sidesteps Ziggy Gordon and fires home from 15 yards.
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Kyle Magennis weaves into the Accies penalty box but fires wildly over the crossbar.
Nine-man Accies look out on their feet.
Accies down to nine men
St Mirren 1-0 Hamilton Academical
It looks like Accies striker has a dislocated shoulder as he trudges off.
Accies down to nine men. It looks all over now - for tonight at least.
We've got six minutes of stoppage time to play!
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Are we heading into a final-day climax to decide who will be facing a play-off to stay in the Premiership?
As it stands, St Mirren will be travelling to Dundee one point behind Hamilton, who will be hosting St Johnstone.
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Ouch!
St Mirren 1-0 Hamilton Academical
Accies striker Mickel Miller goes down awkwardly as he competes for a high ball with Jack Baird.
The visitors can't afford to go down to nine men.
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St Mirren 1-0 Hamilton Academical
Outside of Kyle McAllister, the numbers on this may resemble a binary code, but give it a bash. Be generous...
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Latest PostStill four clubs battling it out
We move on to tomorrow evening and we still have four teams who could be involved in that Premiership Play-off final.
Hamilton and St Mirren will go into their final league game of the season battling it out to avoid second bottom in the top flight.
Tomorrow, Inverness Caley Thistle entertain Championship rivals Dundee United in the first leg of the semi-final.
By the time Accies host St Johnstone and St Mirren visit Dundee, they will know their potential opponents after Friday's second leg.
Join us online and on BBC Radio Scotland for live coverage of all those games.
Meanwhile, you can read Jonathan Sutherland's match report from the Simple Digital Arena by clicking the link below.
Match report: St Mirren 2-0 Hamilton Academical
How it stands...
FT: St Mirren 2-0 Hamilton Academical
Not surprisingly, you voted St Mirren scorer Kyle McAllister as your man of the match.
'We showed good mentality'
FT: St Mirren 2-0 Hamilton Academical
St Mirren manager Oran Kearney tells BBC Radio Scotland: "It is great to get the three points. Our aim was to keep it alive until Saturday and we're glad to do that.
"It took a lot of time to crack them open and get the first goal.
"The level of patience we showed, nobody deviated and we showed a good mentality to get the job done.
"We move on to doing our job on Saturday. It is still in Hamilton's hands and we'll do our job and see what happens.
"I don't expect that Dundee will just lie down on Saturday."
'We are Hamilton. We thrive on these things'
FT: St Mirren 2-0 Hamilton Academical
Hamilton manager Brian Rice tells Sportsound: "I think St Mirren deserved to win the match.
"Willie Collum has sent the guy off. What I think doesn't matter.
"The response was magnificent. Throwing bodies on the line, headers, tackles, blocks. The goalkeeper made saves, but it wasn't to be.
"It's still in our hands. We are a point clear of St Mirren and we are at home. We have a good record at home.
"This is Hamilton. We thrive on these things. We go again on Saturday."
'You would hand pick Dundee'
FT: St Mirren 2-0 Hamilton Academical
Steven Thompson
Former St Mirren striker on BBC Sportsound
'I could hardly celebrate'
FT: St Mirren 2-0 Hamilton Academical
St Mirren's second goalscorer, Kyle Magennis, tells Sportsound: "It is absolutely unbelievable.
"We just had to keep the ball, be patient and fortunately we got two goals.
"My calves had ceased up, I was just thinking about them. I could hardly celebrate.
"Hopefully St Johnstone can do us a favour and we can beat Dundee."
'It was huge' - Kearney
FT: St Mirren 2-0 Hamilton Academical
St Mirren manager Oran Kearner tells BT Sport: "It was huge.
"It was important to be patient and make sure we didn't move from the game plan. In the second half, we were brilliant.
"McAllister tonight was exceptional and, if anyone deserved the first goal, it was him.
"The crowd have been top notch. They have got stronger as the season has gone on and they were like a 12th man.
"Our job at the start of the week was two wins."
Paisley as 'buzzing'
FT: St Mirren 2-0 Hamilton Academical
Derek Ferguson
Former Hamilton midfielder on Sportsound
Dateline Saturday
FT: St Mirren 2-0 Hamilton Academical
St Mirren remain in second bottom and deep in relegation danger, but their victory takes them to within a point of tonight's visitors.
The Buddies travel to face relegated Dundee on Saturday.
Despite it being away from home, that sounds like an easier task than Hamilton's at home to seventh-top St Johnstone.
St Mirren also have a much better goal difference.
Rate the players
Who were the best men in black and white? And who battled well in red?
Still time to vote.
Who was your man of the match?
Rate the players in the relegation battle between St Mirren and Hamilton Accies in the Scottish Premiership.
Read moreFULL-TIME St Mirren 2-0 Hamilton Academical
So we go on to the final day and we still don't know whether St Mirren or Hamilton will be finishing second bottom and facing a play-off against the side coming through the play-off semi-final.
Accies will rue an early miss by George Oakley and may question the sending off of Alex Gogic.
But St Mirren went on to deserve their victory, although it came through a scrappy goal from Kyle McAllister followed by a Kyle Magennis strike after the visitors were down to nine men following Mickel Miller's injury.
GOAL St Mirren 2-0 Hamilton Academical
Kyle Magennis
That's settled it. Accies captain Darian MacKinnon concedes possession and Kyle Magennis, having wasted a chance moments earlier, makes no mistake as he sidesteps Ziggy Gordon and fires home from 15 yards.
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St Mirren 1-0 Hamilton Academical
Kyle Magennis weaves into the Accies penalty box but fires wildly over the crossbar.
Nine-man Accies look out on their feet.
Accies down to nine men
St Mirren 1-0 Hamilton Academical
It looks like Accies striker has a dislocated shoulder as he trudges off.
Accies down to nine men. It looks all over now - for tonight at least.
We've got six minutes of stoppage time to play!
Post update
St Mirren 1-0 Hamilton Academical
Are we heading into a final-day climax to decide who will be facing a play-off to stay in the Premiership?
As it stands, St Mirren will be travelling to Dundee one point behind Hamilton, who will be hosting St Johnstone.
Ouch!
St Mirren 1-0 Hamilton Academical
Accies striker Mickel Miller goes down awkwardly as he competes for a high ball with Jack Baird.
The visitors can't afford to go down to nine men.
Player Rater
St Mirren 1-0 Hamilton Academical
Outside of Kyle McAllister, the numbers on this may resemble a binary code, but give it a bash. Be generous...
PLAYER RATER
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St Mirren 1-0 Hamilton Academical
Accies are wide open at the back, but they are starting to create chances of their own.
Dougie Imrie starts the attack, which ends with goalkeeper Vaclav Hladky having to slap the ball off the toes of George Oakley.
Oakley then sends a low drive just wide.
GREAT SAVE!
St Mirren 1-0 Hamilton Academical
Gary Woods keeps Accies in the game with a fine save, beating away a powerful drive by goalscorer Kyle McAllister.
The goalkeeper then has to look smart to save a near-post header by Cody Cooke.
Imrie on for Martin
St Mirren 1-0 Hamilton Academical
Dougie Imrie, who is retiring at the end of the season, is sent on by Accies boss Brian Rice.
Can the veteran winger do some damage against his former club.
He replaces Scott Martin in midfield.