St Mirren vs Celtic Predictions, Lineups & Betting Tips

St Mirren vs Celtic Predictions, Lineups & Betting Tips

Match Details: November 22nd, 2025 | St Mirren Park | Scottish Premiership | 20:00 GMT

As the Scottish Premiership heads into its 13th game of the season, St Mirren and Celtic are in contrasting places in the league and in form. Both sides will be hoping to earn an important three points in this matchup.

Key Betting Tip: Celtic to win @1.50 odds represents excellent value based on the tip provided by our team of in-house tipsters.

St Mirren Predicted XI: George, Fraser, King, Freckleton, Richardson, Phillips, Donnelly, Baccus, John, Nlundulu, Mandron

Celtic Predicted XI: Schmeichel, Simpson-Pusey, Trusty, Scales, Saracchi, McCowan, McGregor, Hatate, Maeda, Kenny, Tounekti

St Mirren vs Celtic Current League Standings

With Hearts having a sensational start to the season, picking up 30 points from a possible 39, it leaves Celtic seven points behind with a game in hand. They will need to win this match to keep the pressure on.

St Mirren, on the other hand, sit 9th in the league on just 10 points. They need to start getting some wins in the bag if they want to avoid a relegation scrap.

St Mirren vs Celtic Head-to-Head Timeline

The two Scottish sides have faced off against each other 76times in their history. Rangers have won 59, Livingston have won eight, and they have drawn nine times.

Recent Head-to-Head Results:

03/08/2025 – Celtic 1–0 St Mirren (Scottish Premiership) 17/05/2025 – Celtic 1–1 St Mirren (Scottish Premiership Top Six Split) 01/03/2025 – St Mirren 2–5 Celtic (Scottish Premiership) 05/01/2025 – Celtic 3–0 St Mirren (Scottish Premiership) 25/08/2024 – St Mirren 0–3 Celtic (Scottish Premiership)

In the last five matches between these two sides, Celtic has clearly dominated. The Scottish champions have won four of the past five matches, with the only other result being a draw. St Mirren have only scored 3 goals in these matches, whilst Celtic have scored 13.

St Mirren vs Celtic Matches Analysis

St Mirren Last 5 Matches:

St Mirren 0–3 Hibernian (Scottish Premiership) Motherwell 1–4 St Mirren (Scottish League Cup) St Mirren 2–2 Hearts (Scottish Premiership) Dundee United 3–1 St Mirren (Scottish Premiership) St Mirren 0–1 Aberdeen (Scottish Premiership)

St Mirren have had a poor past five fixtures. They had a massive win against Motherwell, but that was in the Scottish League Cup and does not help their position in the league. It does mean they will have a chance to win the cup for the first time since the 2012/13 season.

Celtic Last 5 Matches:

Celtic 4–0 Kilmarnock (Scottish Premiership) Midtjylland 3–1 Celtic (Europa League) Celtic 3–1 Rangers (Scottish League Cup) Celtic 4–0 Falkirk (Scottish Premiership) Hearts 3–1 Celtic (Scottish Premiership)

Celtic’s performances have been much better than St Mirren's, but they are still struggling in the Europa League. They may have won four of their last five fixtures, but they have only accumulated four points from a possible 12, leaving them outside the play-off positions.

St Mirren vs Celtic Predictions

Our advanced algorithm analyses over 200 data points to generate these predictions with 68% confidence in both teams to score. The model factors in current form, head-to-head records, player availability, and tactical matchups.

Football Park’s best tip: Celtic to win @1.50 our team of in-house betting tipsters have predicted both teams to score in this fixture.

Key Players to Watch: St Mirren vs Celtic

Killian Phillips (St Mirren) – Born in San Diego, plays in the Scottish league, and his nationality is Irish. Killian Phillips was sent on loan to St Mirren last season, before the Scottish club purchased him this summer from Crystal Palace. Liam Scales (Celtic) – Coming off one of the greatest international breaks ever, Liam Scales will no doubt be looked on in a better light after his stand-out performances against Portugal and Hungary for the Republic of Ireland.

St Mirren vs Celtic Match Facts

Referee: Information not available

Stadium: With a capacity of just under 8,000, St Mirren Park is one of the smallest stadiums in the top divisions of Scottish football. It was built for £8 million, with the stadium opening in 2009.