LET'S HERE IT FOR THE BOYS!

Some may view it as a ‘meaningless fixture’ but with pride at stake – not to mention a sizeable cash incentive for finishing top of the bottom half of the SPL - tomorrow’s final match of the season against Hamilton Accies has plenty to recommend it and the hope is that plenty of Perth fans will turn out to support the team and show their appreciation for what has been achieved this season.

That equally applies to the visitors and for two clubs who have met each other at various lower levels of the Scottish game over the decades, the fact that Saints and Accies will finish – in one order of another – seventh and eighth in the country signals good times for both clubs and is a testament to managers Derek McInnes and Billy Reid. Less predictable thinking and voting amongst Scottish footballs great and good in recent weeks would surely have seen one or both of these managers rewarded for their efforts in the end of season awards.

It’s a 12.30pm kick-off and with a win each and a drawn encounter between the sides so far this season, it looks like it will be another tight affair but hopefully an open, entertaining one from two sides on good runs of form.

Long-serving Paul Sheerin may well be given a final bow in front of home fans but irrespective of his involvment he will definitely receive an on-pitch award around 12.15pm as the Player of the Decade as recently voted for by the members of a supporters internet forum.

Fans are also reminded that there will be Player of the Year awards given out in the Muirton Suite around 3.30pm and fans are welcome to attend.

It’s been a great season for Derek McInnes and the boys – why not come along tomorrow and show your appreciation?

TOMORROW’S GAME:

KICK OFF 12.30pm

GETTING TO THE GAME Perth-based fans are reminded of the road works on Crieff Road – there are four way traffic lights at the junction with Feus Road so allow extra time for your journey or find an alternative route.

Tayside Safety Camera Partnership (TSCP) enforces the speed limit on roads in Tayside with a history of casualties and excessive speed.

When travelling to and from the game this weekend, supporters should remember that TSCP will be using fixed and mobile safety cameras to enforce the speed limits on the following roads:

A9 Between Perth and Stirling A972 Kingsway East A90 Kingsway A85 Crieff to Lochearnhead A93 Old Scone to Blairgowrie near Meikleour and on other sites on the A9 and A90.

Tayside Safety Camera Partnership would like to wish all supporters a safe journey.

ADMISSION Season Tickets are valid and it is cash at the turnstiles for everyone else. Saints fans are in the East Stand (£20 adults, £10 Senior citizens and 16-18 year olds and £7 under 16s) and West Stand (£21 adults, £12 senior citizens and under 16s)

Accies fans will be accommodated in the north end of the Main Stand.

REFEREE William Collum

CAN'T GET TO THE GAME? Live commentary of the game is available in the UK on the BBC Radio Scotland website.

The St Johnstone Official Website will have text commentary throughout the game.

BBC website Highlights of the latest games are available from 6pm on Sunday

Sky Sports 2 have a 30-minute SPL round-up highlights show at 6.30pm and 11.30pm on Monday with the best bits from the weekend and Sportscene on BBC1 on Monday at 11.35pm will have highlights of the weekend games in the Clydesdale Bank Premier League.

THE LAST TIME: Accies were last in Perth at the end of November last year and a dull game ended 1-1. Filipe Morais gave us a 21st moinute lead which lasted only a few minutes as Antoine-Curier levelled the game for Billy Reid’s side.

SAINTS: Smith, Mackay, Grainger, McCaffrey, Rutkiewicz, Morris, Moon (Millar), Davidson (Johansson), Morais, Deuchar, Samuel Subs: Main, Irvine, Craig, May, Durnan

ACCIES: Cerny, Hastings, Canning, McLaughlin (McClenahan), Wesolowski, McArthur, Antoine-Curier, Neil, M Paixao (F Paixao), Elebert (Beuzelin), Mensing. Subs: Murdoch, Evans, Kirkpatrick, Wilkie,

Referee: William Collum

Att: 3,426

THIS WEEKEND'S OTHER SPL GAMES:

Saturday Kilmarnock v Falkirk St Mirren v Aberdeen

Sunday Dundee Utd v Hibernian Hearts v Celtic Rangers v Motherwell