St Mirren 4-0 St Johnstone: Analysis
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Andrew Petrie, BBC Sport Scotland
As soon as St Mirren's first goal went in, it seemed the visitors were resigned to another defeat.
As for the side that scored, that Baccus strike put the swagger back in their play. Comfortably the third best team in the country this season, it was a question of how many they would score in the second half.
Robinson's game plan worked perfectly, the introduction of Olusanya was a masterstroke, and almost every player nailed their role.
Alex Gogic was imperious at the back, flanked by Richard Taylor - a player growing in confidence. Mark O'Hara and Keanu Baccus ticked things along nicely in midfield, and Greg Kiltie and Conor McMenamin were lively on either flank.
It's always sunny in Paisley.