Where to watch Celtic vs. St. Mirren live stream, TV channel, start time, lineups, prediction for Scottish Premiership match

Celtic will look to shake off the sting of their Old Firm derby defeat when they host St Mirren at Celtic Park on Sunday.

Despite the setback, Brendan Rodgers’ side remains comfortably atop the table, holding an 11-point lead after a dominant season so far.

St Mirren, sitting fifth, come into this game on the back of two successive losses to Dundee and Kilmarnock.

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The Sporting News examines the main key points before this confrontation, adding how to see the game, start schedules and the most recent news about alignment.

Here’s how to watch this Scottish Premiership match in the U.S.:

TV channel: Live stream: CelticTV

This game is not available for live TV streaming in the country. Streaming features are available on celtictv.

Fans can watch select Celtic and Scottish Premiership matches live on Paramount+, which is offering a FREE trial to new subscribers.

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This Scottish Premiership clash takes place at the Celtic Park in Glasgow, Scotland and kicks off on Sunday, January 5 at 3 p.m. local time.

Here’s what that time was like in the United States:

Celtic will most likely be Miss James Forrest and Odin Thiago Holm, they are expected to return later in January.

Brendan Rodgers may shake things up, especially in midfield, following their disappointing 3-0 loss to Rangers. Luke McCowan and Arne Engels could feature in the starting XI.

Celtic predicted XI (4-3-3, from the left): Schmeichel (GK) -Johnston, Carter-Vickers, Trusty, Valle-McCowan, McGregor, Engels-Kuhn, Idah, Palma.

Injured: Thiago Holm (calf), Forrest (foot)Suspended: None

For St Mirren, Charles Dunne remains the confirmed absence and is expected to return later this month.

After consecutive defeats, Stephen Robinson can combine his alignment to revive the impulse and raise a more powerful challenge in Celtic Park.

St. Mirren’s Predicted XI (Left 3-4-3): Balcombe (GK)-Fraser, Iacovitti, Taylor-Bwomono, Phillips, Boyd-Munce, John-Idowu, Kiltie, Mandron.

LESTRADO: Dunne (hamstrings) Raised: None

The tale promotes Bhoys, with nine wins and one draw in their last 10 games against St Mirren. However, Rodgers will require an immediate retirement from his team as he looks to maintain his dominant position in the league.

All times ET

Sunday January 5

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