BBC Sport - Kilmarnock v St Mirren Venue: Rugby Park Date: Wednesday, 3 April Kick-off: 19:45 BST Coverage: BBC Sport website, BBC Radio Scotland Kilmarnock 01 Bell 02 Tesselaar 03 Hay 04 Fowler 25 Barbour 38 O'Hara 88 Sissoko 08 Clingan 15 Perez 11 Boyd 14 Heffernan 17 Letheren 05 O'Leary 19 Ibrahim 09 Gross 12 Sheridan 24 McKenzie 30 Johnston St Mirren 01 Samson 02 van Zanten 03 Dummett 06 Goodwin 14 McAusland 10 McGowan 21 Teale 24 Newton 09 Thompson 29 J McGinn 77 Goncalves 16 Adam 05 Mair 11 Carey 17 Mclean 88 Puri 19 Parkin 27 Guy Kilmarnock's James Dayton is out for the rest of the season after puncturing a lung and breaking four ribs in an accidental collision on Saturday. Captain Manuel Pascali and Rory McKeown remain on the sidelines while Paul Heffernan is struggling for fitness. St Mirren have no new injury worries. Thomas Reilly, David Barron and Darren McGregor remain on the sidelines. Sander Puri could make his first start after making a substitute appearance against Celtic on Sunday. Kilmarnock manager Kenny Shiels: "We have lost Dayton which is a big loss for us. He's a big player and adds a lot in the attacking third. St Mirren are a very good team, they are a top-four squad. There is no doubt about that. They have got quality players - great combination players. It's a tough, tough game for us. They are in 10th position but they are not far off fourth and I think Danny knows they are good enough to be up there in the top four. Certainly I do with the players they have. It will be a big ask for us to get something from this game and we are approaching it in that manner. But it's a great opportunity for us [to seal a top-six place] and we will do our best, that's all we can do. St Mirren manager Darren Lennon: "The table doesn't lie. On a plus side it tells us that we have more points than we had this time last season. We have scored more goals and are closer to the top six in terms of points. But on the negative side, we are sitting 10th in the table. However, we believe we can achieve better than that. We are progressing and the good news is that the season isn't over yet. We have now got some positive momentum and a strong desire to finish off the season on a high. We want to improve on our position of eighth from last season, which was our best finish for 21 years. If we can do that, it will be a very special season. They [Kilmarnock] are a team that plays quality, passing football and are good to watch.