Based in the historic city of Perth, Saint Johnstone FC is a professional football club currently competing in the Scottish Championship, the second tier of Scottish football. The club, officially known as St. Johnstone Football Club, was founded in 1884 and plays its home matches at McDiarmid Park, a modern all-seater stadium. The team's traditional colors are royal blue and white, and they are under the management of Craig Levein. The club's name originates from the local parish of St. John's Toun, from which Perth derives its nickname. Saint Johnstone spent much of its early history in the lower divisions before establishing itself as a top-flight club in the modern era. The peak of the club's history arrived in the 2020-21 season when, under manager Callum Davidson, they achieved an incredible domestic cup double, winning both the Scottish Cup and the Scottish League Cup, a historic feat for a club outside of Glasgow's traditional giants. In the modern era, the Saints have experienced relegation and promotion, finding themselves in the Championship aiming for a swift return to the Premiership. The fan base, known for their passionate support, creates a vibrant atmosphere at McDiarmid Park, with the club mascot, a knight named "Perth the Saint," adding to the matchday experience. Saint Johnstone remains a well-respected club with a proud history and a determined focus on climbing back to the top division.