How to watch Celtic vs St Mirren: TV channel and live stream details for Scottish Premiership clash
How to watch Celtic in action this weekend as the Scottish Premiership returns
Celtic return to Scottish Premiership action this weekend, with 12 players returning from international duty.
Anthony Ralston and Kieran Tierney will report for domestic duty following Scotland’s fairytale triumph in the World Cup qualifiers. Tierney especially will be riding the feel-good wave right now, having scored a stunning goal to see Scotland over the line against Denmark, and into their first World Cup since 1998.
Celtic are on the road against St Mirren this weekend as they look to keep their winning run going.
While Martin O’Neill navigates these coming fixtures, the club remain dedicated to appointing their next permanent manager to replace Brendan Rodgers.
When and where is Celtic vs St Mirren in the Scottish Premiership?
Celtic will face St Mirren in their next Scottish Premiership fixture at St Mirren Park on Saturday, November 22nd, with kick-off scheduled for 8pm GMT.
Is Celtic vs St Mirren on TV?
Yes, for fans who aren’t on the road to watch the match at St Mirren Park this weekend, the action will be available to watch live on TV.
The match will be on Sky Sports Main Event on Saturday night. If you don’t already have access to Sky Sports channels, you can add the subscription to an existing Sky TV package for £20 per month, or sign up as a new customer with Sky Sports included for £35 per month. You can find out more here.
Celtic vs St Mirren Scottish Premiership live stream details
For fans who are looking to watch the match or on the go this weekend, you can tune into the action via live stream.
Streaming platform NOW provides access to all Sky Sports channels, with monthly subscriptions starting at £28 per month, currently discounted at 20 percent off. There is also a Day Membership option at a fixed one-off payment of £14.99 for 24-hour access. You can find out more about live stream options here.
Celtic and St Mirren latest form
Celtic will enter this weekend’s clash off the back of two victories against Kilmarnock and Rangers. They have won three of their last five Scottish Premiership fixtures and there is currently a seven-point gap between them and league leaders Hearts. The Jambos are the only club in the Scottish Premiership yet to lose a match, meaning the pressure is very much on the Hoops as they hope to defend their title.
St Mirren are 13 points behind Celtic, down the table. The Hoops will be looking for a statement win this weekend, as the opportunity to capitalise on the Saints’ run of poor form presents itself.
St Mirren haven’t won a league match since September and have lost four of their last five outings. However, they did stump Hearts in 2-2 draw, before being handed a 3-0 defeat by Hibs.