“Nikolas Agrafiotis steps up and converts the penalty to give St. Mirren an early lead.”
Pivotal“Liam Scales heads home from a Benjamin Nygren assist after sustained second-half pressure, though the score remains level at 1-1.”
“Jake Young pounces to fire home the winner after Celtic pepper the St. Mirren goal, assisted by Camilo Durán.”
Pivotal“Tempers flare in stoppage time with three players booked for arguing as the match closes out in chaotic fashion.”
Outstanding performance

St. Mirren made the perfect start when Nikolas Agrafiotis converted a 22nd-minute penalty, but Celtic's superior quality gradually told as the game wore on. Camilo Durán and Liam Scales scored either side of half-time to complete the turnaround before substitute Jake Young, set up by Durán, struck in the 68th minute to seal it. Celtic's dominance was stark across the stats sheet - 60% possession, 74 dangerous attacks to 31, and 10 corners to St. Mirren's six - and they made home advantage count for little in Paisley. For St. Mirren, sitting deep in the table and struggling for form, this is another damaging result as they slip further into trouble, while Celtic's win keeps them firmly in the title conversation.
How entertaining was this match?
Table-topping Celtic bring a perfect four-game winning run to Paisley, where in-form St Mirren sit right behind them in second place. With both sides flying early, this shapes up as an early-season statement match on the road to the title race.