Murray Davidson admits that while he is sad to be leaving St Johnstone, he is delighted to be doing so on a high, after helping the club return to Europe for the second season running.

St Johnstone will enter the Europa League at the second qualifying round stage, with the first leg played on July 18 and the second a week later.

The St Johnstone players have etched their names forever into the club’s history books by qualifying for Europe for the second consecutive year.

Gary Miller believes St Johnstone can count on Ross County in their bid for European football.

Steve Lomas has called on St Johnstone fans to flock to McDiarmid Park and hopefully cheer their team into Europe for a historic second year in a row.

Murray Davidson will play his last game for St Johnstone on Sunday determined to sign off by making history for the Perth club.

Frazer Wright will miss St Johnstone's European decider after losing his appeal against a two-match ban for violent conduct against Celtic's Mikael Lustig.

Frazer Wright has rejected a two-match ban after a weekend clash with Celtic defender Mikael Lustig and will instead plead his case at Hampden.

The curtain will finally come down on Liam Craig’s St Johnstone career on Sunday when he plays his last match for Saints against Motherwell.

St Johnstone are to decide whether to appeal the two-match ban offered to Frazer Wright.

St Johnstone chairman Steve Brown insists the club will honour their pre-contract agreement with Richie Brittain, despite the potentially-serious injury suffered by the player at the weekend.

St Johnstone boss Steve Lomas admits there is a certain irony that the much-derided SPL format is set to produce a thrilling finale to the season next week.

Go by the league table and St Johnstone have just a slight chance of getting the result they need at Celtic Park today to guarantee taking the fight for a European place into the last day of the season.

St Johnstone manager Steve Lomas looks like getting only one of his three injured central midfielders available for the clash with Celtic.

Alan Mannus has been a virtual bystander in St Johnstone’s last two matches — but he fully expects that to change on Saturday.

Nobody from England has sounded out the St Johnstone management about midfielder Murray Davidson, much to first team coach Tommy Wright’s surprise.

Despite being the top goalscorer in the First Division, Stevie May won’t be assured of top team football if he stays with St Johnstone, according to assistant manager Tommy Wright.