The evening's action started off with Motherwell beating Rangers - without the likes of Ally McCoist - 3-2. The Steelmen brought a large and loud support with them, who backed their team all the way.
Next up was Saints v Celtic in what was a fairly boring game. Weeee Joe Miller put Celtic ahead in the second half, but a few minutes later Saints equalised when Tom Brown was flattened inside the box and he converted the penalty.
After an appearance from the Scottish Rockettes, Saints were in action again, this time against Motherwell. Without a break, Saints were always going to struggle and the opposition found themselves 2-0 up in the second half. Sadly, there was to be no repeat of the scenes at Fir Park a few months ago and the Lanarkshire men finally registered a victory against us to secure their slot in the final.
The Old Firm clash was next and Celtic won fairly easily, meaning a draw with Motherwell would put them in the final and knock Saints out. Holders Rangers were already out with no points.
Despite Motherwell racing into an early lead, the game finished 4-4 - ending the slim chances of progression. The final group match saw Saints take on the other half of the Old Firm - who were down to just six players due to injuries. Doubles from Tommy Callaghan and Brian Hamilton secured third place and left Rangers with no points.
And so to the final. After a nervy first half - which left the score at 1-1 at half time - Motherwell turned it up and romped to a 5-1 victory, much to the delight of their fans behind the goal. They'll now progress to the final in Manchester in May.
As for Saints, here's hoping we're allowed back next year and go one stage better.