“Everything the keeper did against Distillery was nice and tidy,” said Saints team boss Derek McInnes.

A Liam Craig spot-kick won the game for the visitors and Derek felt there were positives he could take.

He added, however, “There is room for a lot of improvement and I’ll be looking for a better performance in Dungannon tomorrow night.”

Murray Davidson has recovered from a back problem and trained today as did Jody Morris who is on the way back from hernia surgery. They’ll likely get a run against Dungannon.

Saints play their first home match of the pre-season when they take on a Manchester United XI. on Saturday, then former manager Owen Coyle brings his Bolton squad to Perth on Monday.