How to Watch Celtic vs. St. Mirren: Stream Scottish Premiership Live, TV Channel

Just one point separates St. Mirren from Dundee United directly above, but the Bhoys are not likely to be accommodating hosts, even if Rodgers decides to rest some key members ahead of their cup final.

South Korea international Yang Hyun-jun enjoyed arguably his best performance in a Celtic shirt when the team last faced St. Mirren, coming up with a brace and one assist in that March meeting:

And he was back on the score sheet in Wednesday’s romp on the road to Aberdeen, yet against where the Hoops managed to hit the back of the net five times in total.

As fate would have it, four of the five games in which Yang has scored this season have come in fixtures where Celtic has scored exactly five goals, which may not be a positive omen for St. Mirren.

It also doesn’t bode well for the lowest-placed team of the top six that it has lost eight meetings with the Glaswegians, and it’s almost exactly two years since it last managed to take so much as a point from this rivalry.

Stephen Robinson’s men have a beaming chance to end that rut, however, after going undefeated in five games and facing a Celtic side that’s surely somewhat relaxed after winning the title. 

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