Celtic host St Mirren at Celtic Park on Saturday 21 November at 15:00, with no live UK TV coverage scheduled.
- CelticPlayer is listed for supporters where available; no Sky Sports coverage is listed.
- Celtic lead the Premiership on 31 points, with St Mirren eighth on 14.
- Celtic have won four of their last six league matches and beat Kilmarnock 1-0 last time out.
- St Mirren have one win and one draw in their last six league games and have lost their last four away.
- Celtic are unbeaten in six recent meetings with St Mirren, winning five and drawing one.
Celtic v St Mirren takes place at Celtic Park in the Scottish Premiership on Saturday 21 November at 15:00, with Celtic first on 31 points and St Mirren eighth on 14.
📺 TV and streaming info
The match is not scheduled for live UK television coverage, with CelticPlayer included in the listings for supporters where available.
📊 Recent form
Celtic won four of their last six league matches, starting with victories over Motherwell, Hearts and Hibernian before a draw with Dundee United, defeat at Falkirk and a 1-0 home win over Kilmarnock. At Celtic Park, Martin O'Neill's side won four of their last six league games, with the only defeat in that run coming against Rangers.
St Mirren took one win and one draw from their last six league matches, beating Dundee and drawing with Hibernian between defeats to Hearts, Aberdeen, Motherwell and Rangers. Away from home, Craig McLeish's side lost their last four league games after wins at Falkirk and Kilmarnock.
⚔️ Head-to-head
Celtic won 2-1 away to St Mirren in the league in September, after the sides had met in a Scottish Cup tie in April that finished 2-6. Celtic also won 1-0 in the league in April.
Across the six available recent meetings in league and cup, Celtic are unbeaten with five wins and one draw.
🏥 Team news and predicted lineups
Celtic could be without Alistair Johnston due to a leg injury.
Celtic (4-2-3-1): Sam Johnstone, Colby Donovan, Cameron Carter-Vickers, Liam Scales, Kieran Tierney, Callum McGregor, Mika Baur, Camilo Durán, Benjamin Nygren, Jota, Kasper Høgh.
St Mirren (3-4-3): Jacob Chapman, Marcus Fraser, Alex Gogic, Louis Jackson, Calvin Ramsay, Killian Phillips, Fraser Taylor, Declan John, Samuel Ramos, Jake Young, Ismeal Kabia.
📈 Key stats and insights
