Seeking to make it three Scottish Premiership wins in succession, Celtic will make the short trip to Paisley to take on St Mirren on Saturday.

Interim boss Martin O'Neill has steered Celtic to a pair of 4-0 wins over both Falkirk and Kilmarnock in the top-flight, reducing the gap on Hearts to seven points in the process.

As for St Mirren, they head into this game winless in five league matches, after losing 3-0 to Hibernian a fortnight ago.

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📈 St Mirren v Celtic Form & Stats

St Mirren have consistently punched above their weight in the Scottish Premiership in recent years, but they have failed to reach the heights of previous campaigns thus far.

Stephen Robinson’s side have won just two of their opening 11 league games of the season, a return that has them sitting in 9th position and just two points above bottom spot. The Saints last tasted victory in the Scottish Premiership at the tail end of September, when claiming a narrow 1-0 win over Dundee.

Despite their slow start to the season in the Scottish Premiership, confidence certainly won’t be low in the St Mirren ranks, given how well they have performed in this season’s Scottish League Cup. The Paisley outfit brilliantly dismantled Motherwell 4-1 at the beginning of November to set up a Hampden final with Celtic next month.

St Mirren have received a noteworthy average of 2.55 cards per game in this season’s Scottish Premiership.

Celtic have steadied the ship under caretaker boss Martin O’Neiill, claiming league wins over Falkirk and Kilmarnock either side of a Scottish League Cup extra-time victory against Rangers. The only major blot on their copy book since O’Neill returned to the club was a 3-1 defeat away from home against FC Midtjylland in the Europa League.

No team has conceded fewer goals than Celtic (8) in this season’s Scottish Premiership. It’s also worth noting that the Hoops have not conceded a goal from open play across their three domestic matches since O'Neill was placed in temporary charge.

Celtic have averaged a league-high 8.00 corners per game in this season’s Scottish Premiership. The Bhoys have won the corner battle in each of the three domestic matches that O’Neill has taken charge of, earning a minimum of six corners in each of those three contests.

📔 St Mirren v Celtic Formation & Team News

St Mirren are well known for setting up in a rigid 3-5-2 system, with both wing-backs encouraged to get forward. The Saints are a side that are often quite happy to surrender possession and make use of counter-attacking and set-piece opportunities, something they will almost certainly look to do against Celtic on Saturday night.

The hosts could have a fully-fit squad at their disposal having reported no fresh injury concerns  ahead of this clash.

While Martin O’Neill has stuck with the 4-3-3 formation that Brendan Rodgers’ made use of, the Hoops have played with a lot more energy and speed under their interim manager.

Celtic look set to be without as many as seven first team players for Saturday night’s trip to St Mirren, with key defensive duo Alistair Johnston and Cameron Carter-Vickers definitely ruled out. Young right-back Colby Donovan is the latest player to have checked into the Celtic treatment room after being forced off with an ankle injury, during Scotland Under 21’s win over Gibraltar last weekend.

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