Kate Cooper says St Mirren Women still on track for the title

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Kate Cooper insists St Mirren Women’s title charge remains on track despite a draw with Kilwinning Ladies at the SMiSA Stadium.The Buddies, who sit at the top of the SWF League One table, were held by the Ayrshire team on Sunday afternoon in what was another monumental occasion for the team playing at the venue.Out of the squad of 18, only two players had previously played at the SMiSA prior to Sunday – and head coach Cooper admits that may have been a factor.“Stadium games are hard because sometimes the occasion can take over from the game itself,” she told the Paisley Daily Express: “We tried to really limit that.“But we did have discussions and the players will accept that they didn’t stick to the game plan that we asked them to do.“Sometimes that happens but you have to hand it to Kilwinning as they made it difficult.

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D ownload here: smarturl.it/RenfrewLiveSocial “For us, overall in the game, we had most of the possession and we tried to play football but it didn’t quite work out for us.