Where to watch the Scottish Premiership clash between Celtic and St Mirren, including kick-off time and team news.
and India as well as how to stream it live online. St Mirren will take confidence from how they beat Celtic 2-0 at home earlier this season to try and do the double over them. [Celtic](https://www.goal.com/en/team/celtic/dvnjvad3p09dugr79gktlrtll) will look to extend their unbeaten run in all competitions to 11 matches when they face St Mirren in the Scottish Premiership on Wednesday.
Stephen Robinson's men managed to pull off a huge upset back in September when they defeated the Hoops 2-0.
Here's all you need to know about the big game at Parkhead. Celtic have not lost a league game since Stephen Robinson's men managed to pull off a huge upset back in September when they defeated the Hoops 2-0 in Paisley. But can he pull off a major upset once again in front of a packed Parkhead? It will include all the build-up to the game, the match itself and full-time analysis. Celtic will host St Mirren in the Scottish Premiership on Wednesday, January 18 at Parkhead. Ange Postecoglou's Celtic side look to take a step closer to the Premiership title and hold their nine point advantage when St Mirren make their trip to Parkhead.
St Mirren head through to Glasgow this evening to face Celtic in the cinch Premiership. Celtic vs St Mirren cinch Premiership Venue: Celtic Park, Glasgow
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Celtic have handed a debut to Yuki Kobayashi but key man Cameron Carter Vickers is absent. Giorgos Giakoumakis also doesn't make the squad amid swirling ...
A goal down inside 15 minutes is the nightmare scenario for teams coming to Parkhead, yet Saints came straight back at Celtic as Joe Hart had to divert a long ranger from Jonah Ayunga. Celtic had the game faces on against a team who is about as close to a bogey side the champions get these days. The flag went up and VAR rubber stamped the call but it was an early warning from a side that can cause any rival grief. St Mirren are still the only domestic side to earn a win bonus against Postecoglou’s men, when they did a number on them back in September. Jota was jinking, Abada driving and O’Rielly passing and probing. The Saints striker is usually a bull in search of a china shop and he left a few cracks on the Hearts backline last Friday, when the Jambos sneaked a win with a little help from a brutally harsh VAR non penalty call. Celtic kept on it and David Turnbull made it 4-0 with a pearler from long range. Boss Steven Robinson lost Mark O’Hara but it was a major boost having Dunne out of the bad books and in the side. It's the time of year when a team sheet can turn into a game of Cluedo, with fans left guessing about the fates of certain players. There are easier introductions than a run out against Curtis Main mind you. Liel Abada was on hand to slot home after Trevor Carson denied debutant Yuki Kobayashi and Carl Starfelt. It turned out it was the treatment table instead – at least for now.
Manager Ange Postecoglou has named his Celtic team vs St Mirren in the Scottish Premiership this evening.
There’s also a place on the bench for new signing Tomoki Iwata, another potential debutant this evening. Get the job done Celtic! Manager Ange Postecoglou has named his Celtic team vs St Mirren in the Scottish Premiership this evening.
Celtic host St Mirren as they return to league action on Wednesday night. The Hoops defeated Kilmarnock 2-0 to advance to the Viaplay Cup final over the ...
“The biggest key is you have to keep the ball. “At the moment it is (the toughest fixture). “It is another one-off game. It is a big pitch and the energy of the crowd drives you on as well. We have worked on trying to stop that. Alistair Johnston is good now after not starting the weekend’s game.
Match report as Celtic cruise to a 4-0 victory thanks to Kyogo Furuhashis double; Liel Abada opens the scoring and David Turnbull ends it with a stunning ...
As a collective, we didn't have enough players at the top of their game. We didn't have that against a very good Celtic side and we got punished. We had a a grip of the game for the most part and scored some really nice goals. We started the game well, at a good tempo. Kyogo made sure any hopes of a St Mirren comeback were dashed within eight minutes of the second half. Carl Starfelt saw his shot at a corner kept out by Trevor Carson with the rebound falling to Yuki Kobayashi, whose follow-up hit the left post before Abada volleyed the third attempt into the top corner.