The Celtic Star
·1 March 2025
St Mirren v Celtic: Five match facts ahead of Paisley KO

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·1 March 2025
Celtic face St Mirren this evening in the Scottish Premiership as Brendan Rodgers’ side look to record three points after losing on their last away outing at Easter Rd. Thanks to One Football, we are able to see five match facts, which are positive for reading for Celtic fans.
They have lost each of their last seven meetings with Celtic in all competitions. The last time they lost eight in a row against Celtic was in December 2012.
They have only lost one of their last 20 away games at St. Mirren across all competitions (W16 D3), with their only defeat being a 0-2 loss in September 2022 under Ange Postecoglou.
Stephen Robinson, Head Coach of St. Mirren, reacts during the Scottish Premiership match between Celtic and St. Mirren at Celtic Park on January 05, 2025. (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images)
They are winless in their last four home league games (D1 L3). The last time they had a longer winless streak was in December 2021 under Jim Goodwin (6 games).
After winning 10 successive away league games from April to December 2024, they have since won just two of their last six away matches (D2 L2), including a 2-1 defeat at Hibernian in their last away outing.
Daizen Maeda celebrates scoring his second goal during the Scottish Premiership match between Celtic and Aberdeen at Celtic Park, on 25th February 2025. (Picture by Mark Runnacles)
The Celtic forward has been directly involved in more goals in the Scottish Premiership this season (18 – 11 goals, 7 assists) than any other player. He has 13 goal involvements (9 goals, 4 assists) in his last 10 league appearances, equaling his total from his previous 41 matches.