Summary

  • St Mirren (Mullen) 1-1 Dundee United (Clark PEN) - Saints win 2-0 on penalties

  • Baird handball gives Clark chance to convert from spot to open scoring

  • Within three minutes St Mirren pull level as Mullen drills volley into bottom corner

  • Nazon shown straight red in extra-time for elbow on Connolly

  • Sides drew 0-0 in Thursday's first leg, away goals rule not in play

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Live Reporting

Clive Lindsay

  1. HALF-TIME St Mirren 1-1 Dundee United (agg 1-1)

    We are 45 minutes closer to knowing who will be playing in the Premiership this season.

    But we are still no nearer knowing which of these sides it will be.

    Nicky Clark gave Championship side United the lead after referee John Beaton decided, perhaps controversially, that Jack Baird's hand ball from Callum Booth's cross warranted a penalty kick.

    Danny Mullen's superb finish levelled shortly after to leave us all square on aggregate.

    The forward didn't start Thursday's first leg after the delivery of a baby the night before and he marked his return with a thumb in mouth in celebration.

    Dundee United celebrateSNS

    United probably deserved to edge it through Nicky Clark's penalty

    Danny Mullen celebratesSNS

    St Mirren have edged it since Danny Mullen replied three minutes later

  2. St Mirren 1-1 Dundee United (agg 1-1)

    Paul McMullan has been a constant danger for United in both legs against his former side.

    But the winger's deliveries from out wide are not finding any takers.

  3. Story so far

    St Mirren 1-1 Dundee United (agg 1-1)

    Nicky Clark scoresSNS

    Nicky Clark opened the scoring from the penalty spot

    Danny Mullen scoresSNS

    Danny Mullen equalised for St Mirren

  4. 'McAllister needs to track back'

    St Mirren 1-1 Dundee United (agg 1-1)

    Neil McCann
    Former Scotland and Rangers winger on BBC Sportsound

    Kyle McAllister might be coming inside in possession, but he needs to do more defensively. [Right-back] Stephen McGinn is facing a two versus one every time United come forward

  5. St Mirren 1-1 Dundee United (agg 1-1)

    While Nicky Clark went close for United, it is St Mirren who are beginning to look the more dangerous.

    Kyle Magennis has a sight of goal, but the midfielder's drive curls wide.

  6. CLOSE!

    St Mirren 1-1 Dundee United (agg 1-1)

    Jamie Robson whips in a dangerous cross and Nick Clark beats his marker to the ball.

    However, the United goalscorer fires powerfully but wide on the turn. Almost a second goal for the former Rangers player and he should have perhaps done better.

  7. No away goals rule

    St Mirren 1-1 Dundee United (agg 1-1)

    We have had a couple of goals, but as far as knowing who is winning this tie, we're still no clearer.

    Unlike in Europe, away goals make no difference in these play-offs.

  8. Cooke onside?

    St Mirren 1-1 Dundee United (agg 1-1)

    Jim Duffy
    BBC Sportsound summariser

    I thought Callum Booth played Cody Cooke onside there. Terrific finish again. Dundee United will think they've got away with one

  9. 'Wonderful response'

    St Mirren 1-1 Dundee United (agg 1-1)

    Neil McCann
    Former Scotland and Rangers winger on BBC Sportsound

    There's nothing harder than a straight ball coming out the sky as you're running on to it. Mullen knows where the goal is, he's just trying to guide it across Benjamin Siegrist. It's a wonderful response from St Mirren

  10. DISALLOWED GOAL

    St Mirren 1-1 Dundee United (agg 1-1)

    Cody Cooke finds the far corner off a post, but the St Mirren striker is just offside.

  11. goal

    GOAL St Mirren 1-1 Dundee United (agg 1-1)

    Danny Mullen

    The Premiership side are not behind for long.

    On-loan Aberdeen centre-half Mark Reynolds slices his clearance up the air and Danny Mullen half-volleys into the far corner.

    GoalSNS

  12. 'Baird's hand's up'

    St Mirren 0-1 Dundee United (agg 0-1)

    Jim Duffy
    BBC Sportsound summariser

    Jack Baird's sliding in and his hands are up. There wasn't a huge amount of complaints from the St Mirren players. It's a very composed penalty, you've just got to hold your nerve

  13. goal

    GOAL St Mirren 0-1 Dundee United

    Nicky Clark

    Nicky Clark tucks away the penalty kick, sending Vaclav Hladky the wrong way.

    That's the former Rangers striker's 15th goal of the season.

    Goal

  14. PENALTY to Dundee United

    St Mirren 0-0 Dundee United (agg 0-0)

    A penalty to United and it is a controversial one.

    Pavol Sanfranko's shot is slapped away by Vaclav Hladky and, when Callum Booth collects wide inside the penalty box, his low cross hits the hand of Jack Baird.

    Didn't look deliberate.

  15. Who's the happier?

    St Mirren 0-0 Dundee United (agg 0-0)

    Neil McCann
    Former Scotland and Rangers winger on BBC Sportsound

    I don't think either manager will be unhappy with how it's going so far, especially given the windy conditions

  16. St Mirren 0-0 Dundee United (agg 0-0)

    St Mirren are beginning to work their way into the game and Paul McGinn's low cross finds Danny Mullen, but the striker fails to get decent contact and the offside flag was up anyway.

  17. St Mirren 0-0 Dundee United (agg 0-0)

    Danny Mullen makes inroads into the United penalty box and lays the ball into the path of Kyle McAllister.

    However, the on-loan Derby County midfielder slices his shot and it swerves in the direction of the corner flag after catching the wind.

  18. St Mirren 0-0 Dundee United (agg 0-0)

    United are continuing to with the territorial advantage and Callum Booth ought to do better as he is put clear down the left but delivers a cross that is easily smothered by goalkeeper Vaclav Hladky at the front post.

  19. Rain returns

    St Mirren 0-0 Dundee United (agg 0-0)

    The rain's back in Paisley as Paul McMullan powers down the wing and his low cross into the St Mirren penalty box finds no takers as a free-kick is given to the home side.

  20. Packing the stands

    St Mirren 0-0 Dundee United (agg 0-0)

    United fans are outnumbered but making their voices heard in the first-ever sell-out at St Mirren's Simple Digital Arena.

    United fansSNS