Livingston and St Mirren played out a 1-1 draw, with Livingston's Brooklyn Kabongolo scoring his second goal in two games to earn a point. The match was a tight affair, with both teams struggling for goals and the away side taking the lead just before half-time through Dan Nlundulu. However, Livingston's perseverance paid off in the second half, with Kabongolo's equaliser and a strong performance from the home team's defense. Despite the draw, Livingston's position at the bottom of the table remains desperate, with a search for their first league win since August. St Mirren, on the other hand, maintained their 10-point gap over the basement side. The match was a showcase of both teams' struggles for goals, with wasteful play in the final third and a lively first half. Despite the draw, Livingston's manager, Marvin Bartley, remained optimistic, stating that the team is more than capable of turning their fortunes around. St Mirren's manager, Stephen Robinson, acknowledged the poor goal conceded but praised his team's performance in the first half.
