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Can Celtic get back to winning ways?
In their last game before the international break, in truth, the Hoops were shambolic, beaten 2-0 in Paisley by St Mirren.
This ended the Celts’ 38-match unbeaten Premiership run, with that their first league defeat for 364 days.
In the context of this season, beforehand, Ange Postecoglou’s team had won all seven league matches, scoring 25 goals and conceding just one.
So, Celtic do remain top of the table, but are now just two points clear of Rangers, who could leap above them with victory in the early kick off.
The champions haven’t lost a home league game since January 2021, last doing so in front of fans against someone outwith Rangers in May 2018.
Right now, the Well are winless in three, losing 3-0 to Hearts at Fir Park in their last outing in, and this is going to sound ridiculous, the most even 3-0 you’re ever likely to see.
Steven Hammell’s side will host Celtic in a League Cup quarter-final in just 18 days time, so will be desperate to avoid a confidence-shattering defeat before that.
Can the Steelmen spring a massive surprise at Celtic Park?
