A stunning individual effort from Paddy McCourt set Celtic on their way to a 2-0 victory over St Mirren to consolidate top spot in the SPL. More
90+1' The full-time whistle goes at St Mirren Park and Celtic have won 2-0 courtesy of goals from Paddy McCourt and Shaun Maloney. Tony Mowbray's side stretch their lead at the top of the SPL table to five points as a result, and make sure you watch McCourt's inspired individual effort later on - it is well worth checking out! Thanks for joining us.
84' St Mirren make their final change with Mehmet being replaced by Michael Higdon.
81' Chris Innes is booked for a second foul inside three minutes and this one is very cynical as he tugs back the troublesome Maloney.
78' GOAL!!! MALONEY DOUBLES CELTIC'S LEAD! The winger has a second effort after having his initial shot parried by Gallacher and this time he curls a delightful effort into the far corner of the net! Lovely goal.
76' Maloney picks up the ball inside the Celtic box and stabs a low shot which is saved by Gallacher.
71' Ross finds Mehmet whose head down into the path of Andy Dorman, but Dargo's shot was blocked - that was a great chance for St Mirren to equalise.
67' Niall McGinn replaces Paddy McCourt, the man who could well have won this match for his side with his first-half wonder goal.
61' Hugh Murray is taken off with Tom Brighton coming on in his place for St Mirren's second change.
58' Andy Dorman replaces Garry Brady as St Mirren look to freshen up their midfield.
57' Craig Dargo is frustrated as the offside brings an abrupt end to his run down the left wing.
55' Samaras replaces Killen as Mowbray realises how frustrated his striker is and decides to take action by introducing the Greek.
54' Potter gets into an unnecessary tussle with Killen, and both players are booked for their part in the petulance.
53' Scott Brown is booked for a cynical foul on McGinn and he is rightly booked as that is the third time.
46' The second half gets underway with Billy Mehmet and Craig Dargo kicking off for the hosts.
45+1 The half-time whistle goes at St Mirren Park with Celtic leading 1-0 courtesy of Paddy McCourt's superb individual effort in the 27th minute to separate the sides.
42' Thomson is penalised for a tug on Maloney's shirt, and that was pretty cynical. The midfielder is shown the first yellow card of the match as a result.
38' McCourt has a low cross saved by Gallacher before Killen appeals for a penalty as he is sent to ground attempting to latch on to the rebound.
32' McCann drifts in a delightful delivery from a free kick outside the Celtic box but, after getting in front of his marker McManus, Thomson misses his header - that was a decent chance.
27' GOAL!!! WHAT A GOAL FROM PADDY MCCOURT ON HIS FIRST SPL START! The Irishman jinks his way through the St Mirren defence with an intricate run which takes him past six players before he slots a cool finish past Gallacher - what an individual effort that was!
1 We are underway at St Mirren Park and the hosts have yet to win here in the league since their move from Love Street in January.
- St Mirren: Gallacher, Ross, Potter, Innes, Barron, McGinn, Murray, Brady, Thomson, Dargo, Mehmet. Subs: Howard, Dorman, Higdon, O'Donnell, Brighton, Quinn, Faulds
- Celtic: Boruc, Hinkel, Loovens, McManus, Daniel Fox, McCourt, N'Guemo, Brown, Maloney, McDonald, Killen. Subs: Zaluska, Caldwell, Samaras, McGinn, Crosas, Forrest, Caddis
78' GOAL!!! MALONEY DOUBLES CELTIC'S LEAD! The winger has a second effort after having his initial shot parried by Gallacher and this time he curls a delightful effort into the far corner of the net! Lovely goal.
76' Maloney picks up the ball inside the Celtic box and stabs a low shot which is saved by Gallacher.
71' Ross finds Mehmet whose head down into the path of Andy Dorman, but Dargo's shot was blocked - that was a great chance for St Mirren to equalise.
38' McCourt has a low cross saved by Gallacher before Killen appeals for a penalty as he is sent to ground attempting to latch on to the rebound.
32' McCann drifts in a delightful delivery from a free kick outside the Celtic box but, after getting in front of his marker McManus, Thomson misses his header - that was a decent chance.
27' GOAL!!! WHAT A GOAL FROM PADDY MCCOURT ON HIS FIRST SPL START! The Irishman jinks his way through the St Mirren defence with an intricate run which takes him past six players before he slots a cool finish past Gallacher - what an individual effort that was!
- St Mirren: Gallacher, Ross, Potter, Innes, Barron, McGinn, Murray, Brady, Thomson, Dargo, Mehmet. Subs: Howard, Dorman, Higdon, O'Donnell, Brighton, Quinn, Faulds
- Celtic: Boruc, Hinkel, Loovens, McManus, Daniel Fox, McCourt, N'Guemo, Brown, Maloney, McDonald, Killen. Subs: Zaluska, Caldwell, Samaras, McGinn, Crosas, Forrest, CaddisManager: Gus MacPherson
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68′ on ye go Paddy!!!!
erin go bragh
hail hail!!!!

on ye go Paddy!!!!
erin go bragh
hail hail!!!!

HAIL HAIL

its easy to walk past ur boys club some goal

does not matter what the score is play to the rules 30 seconds for each sub beedy

Five points clear at least for now

Yet another bad dose of ‘foot in mouth’ disease from the so called supporters of the royal and regal Govan pub team; Does it never rankle that despite your self-proclaimed superior knowledge of all things Celtic, and indeed football, that you in fact remain the laughing stock as yet again your puerile comments come back to bite you on your collective lardasses. Do you ever get anything right? True to form of course, you have for the most part disappeared like steam now..... embarrassing isn’t the word for it. Let’s see what the Govan Cluggers can do against the might of Aberdeen now!..... see you over there where no doubt we’ll have to put up with your ‘poor us’ rants when there are one or two ‘harsh decisions’. Look up people...we’re still there!

how only one min there were 5 subs made

GAME OVER. EASY EASY

2-0 SCOTLANDS BEST HAIL HAIL
OAN THE DONS GUB SCOTLANDS SC*M RANKERS F*CKING ROTTEN

Hoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooPS

THOMAS
The Mickey Mouse Cup you talk about is that the Europa Cup (formerly UEFA Cup) only two seasons ago on a fateful day in Manchester Rangers were beaten in the final then proceeded to cause endless damage to the city and leave a policeman seriously injured.

greek geek on for killen who's killen everybody?

Paddy McCourt has so much talent believe it the boy is going to be a Celtic legend!!! Hail Hail

Paddy McCourt will be a player to watch when he gets his chance and hes taken it with both hands. Hail Hail the celts are here.

toddy aged 79, the caveman will go away soon and the good comments will be left on the webpage?
