FULL TIME
Kyogo and Maeda score in Celtic's Scottish Cup win over St. Mirren as Celtic progress.
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Three minutes added
85'
O'Riley shoots over from edge of the box.
80'
A stramash in the Celtic box following a corner comes to nothing
77'
Olusanya and Ayunga on for Mandron and Kiltie
75'
Kuhn and Oh on for Kyogo and Maeda as scorers come off
74'
Hart been tested a couple of times but comfortable saves from the Celtic No.1...
71'
Scott fires past from tight angle
67'
Yellow Card! Card for Bernabei
62'
Yang and Bernardo on for Idah and Palma
59'
Kiltie heads wide in home side's first chance of the half
53' - GOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAL!
FROM CELTIC! Maeda scores the visitors' second and they extend their lead at The Smisa: 2-0 against St. Mirren.
50'
Celts win corner after excellent pressing...
46'
Idah just misses after Ralston plays the ball into the middle following quickly-takenfree-kick..
RESTARTS!
Back underway for the second-half!
HALF-TIME
End of first half: St. Mirren 0-1 Celtic
45’
Welsh down injured after collision with post...
44’
Excellent one-handed save from Hart following Gogic overhead kick...
40’
Idah and Kyogo involved in tidy move that ends with another close call for Maeda as keeper saves...
36’
Idah swivels in box and shot is blocked for corner
33’
Maeda just fails to head ball from Palma cross and McGregor fires wide
31’
The post! Celtic's attack is promising, but the shot hits the post before going out for a corner
26’
Kyogo ball just fails to reach Idah. Celts looking a lot more complosed now
22’
Home side still making a game of it...
15’ - GOOOOOOAAAAAAL
FROM CELTIC! Kyogo appears to score and open the scoring for Celtic against St. Mirren: 1-0
10’
Idah does well but ball just goes out for by-kick
8’
Home side force a corner
4’
Celts win a corner.., but the ball is eventiually cleared
START THE GAME
The ball is rolling
Lineups
Celtic: Hart, Ralston, Welsh, Scales, Bernabei, O'Riley, McGregor, Palma, Kyogo, Idah, Maeda.
Subs: Bain, Kühn, Yang, Nawrocki, Oh, Tomoki, Bernardo, Vata, Kelly.
5 minutes
Five minutes to go
How arrived the teams
With momentum back on their side, St. Mirren will now be looking to avenge last season's fifth-round defeat to Celtic and end a run of six games without a win against the visitors to secure their own place in this season's quarter-finals.
Now, after a hard-fought 2-1 win against Hibernian thanks to two Adam Idah penalties, with the winning goal not coming until the 92nd minute, Celtic will be looking to get back to their best soon, hoping to be successful on all domestic fronts once again this year and will be looking to show their quality and progress to the quarter-finals of the Scottish Cup in style on Sunday.
Celtic
Brendan Rodgers' side began their bid to retain the title in the fourth round last month, when fifth-tier Buckie Thistle traveled to Celtic Park and progressed with a dominant victory, running out 5-0 winners, with Paulo Bernardo, Odin Thiago Holm, Kyogo Furuhashi, Luis Palma and Rocco Vata all scoring.
However, the Scottish Premiership leaders go into the weekend with a slightly tougher campaign to defend their title, despite having dropped just two points in their last three games. First, they beat Ross County 1-0 at home after their cup win, and then drew 1-1 with Aberdeen, who equalized through Nicolas Kuhn 15 minutes into the second half.
2022/23
After beating St. Mirren in the fifth round last season, Celtic went on to beat Hearts and rivals Rangers, as well as winning the Scottish Championship last season, before beating Inverness Caledonian Thistle 3-1 in the final.
Celtictowards winning their 42nd Scottish Cup title
It won't be an easy task, however, as the defending champions aim to take another step towards winning their 42nd Scottish Cup title this season.
Current campaign
The new cup campaign began in the fourth round in January, when third division Queen of the South visited Paisley and although Stephen Robinson's side managed to progress with a win and a clean sheet, it wasn't very convincing, with Alex Gogic's 71st minute goal making the only difference between the sides.
That win was followed by a 1-0 defeat at home to Rangers, but since then the Saints have bounced back impressively with two wins in a row to take fifth place in the Scottish Premiership, first beating Hibernian 3-0 in Edinburgh and, more recently, beating Dundee 2-0 at home thanks to second-half goals from Mikael Mandron and Toyosi Olusanya.
2022-23 St. Mirren’s Campaign
In fact, the 2022-23 campaign was brought to an abrupt end with a 5-1 defeat to Celtic in Glasgow last February, with Mark O'Hara's 87th-minute penalty only a consolation.
St. Mirren
St. Mirren go into the fifth round of the Scottish Cup at the weekend aiming to return to the quarter-finals, having been knocked out at this stage by Celtic last season, after reaching the quarter-finals in the previous three campaigns.
The Simsa
This Sunday, February 11, 2024, at 11:00 BST, St. Mirren and Celtic take to the field in the 5th round of the Scottish Cup at The Smisa Stadium.
1 HOUR
One hour to go until the Scottish Cup match between St. Mirren and Celtic
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St. Mirren vs Celtic
Scottish Cup
Date: Sunday, February 11, 2024;
Time: 09 a.m. ET
Venue: The Smisa Stadium, New St Mirren Park, in Paisley, Scotland;
Where to watch: Not broadcast in Brazil
When is the St Mirren vs Celtic match?
The Scottish Cup match between St. Mirren and Celtic kicks off at 11 a.m. (Brasília time) at The Smisa Stadium, New St Mirren Park, Paisley, Scotland. The match will not be broadcast in Brazil. You can watch it all here on VAVEL Brasil.
St. Mirren's probable line-up
Hemming; Bolton, Gogic, Fraser; Bwomono, Kwon, Boyd-Munce, Tanser; Scott, Mandron, Kiltie
Celtic's probable line-up
Hart; Johnston, Welsh, Narowcki, Bernabei; Bernardo, Holm, Vata; Kuhn, Idah, Palma
Celtic want to get back to their best soon
Now, after a hard-fought 2-1 win against Hibernian, thanks to two Adam Idah penalties, with the winning goal not coming until the 92nd minute, Celtic are looking to get back to their best soon, hoping to succeed on all domestic fronts once again this year and will be looking to show their quality and progress to the quarter-finals of the Scottish Cup in style on Sunday.
Celtic
It won't be an easy task, however, as the defending champions aim to take another step towards winning their 42nd Scottish Cup title this season.
After thrashing St. Mirren in the fifth round last season, Celtic went on to beat Hearts and rivals Rangers, as well as winning the Scottish Premiership last season, before beating Inverness Caledonian Thistle 3-1 in the final.
Brendan Rodgers' side began their bid to retain the title in the fourth round last month when fifth-tier Buckie Thistle traveled to Celtic Park and progressed with a dominant 5-0 victory, with Paulo Bernardo, Odin Thiago Holm, Kyogo Furuhashi, Luis Palma and Rocco Vata all scoring.
However, the Scottish Premiership leaders go into the weekend with a slightly tougher campaign to defend their title, despite having dropped just two points in their last three games. First, they beat Ross County 1-0 at home after their cup win, and then drew 1-1 with Aberdeen, who equalized through Nicolas Kuhn 15 minutes into the second half.
St. Mirren will now be looking to avenge
With momentum back on their side, St. Mirren will now be looking to avenge last season's fifth-round defeat to Celtic and end a run of six games without a win against the visitors to secure their own place in this season's quarter-finals.
St. Mirren
St. Mirren go into the fifth round of the Scottish Cup at the weekend aiming to return to the quarter-finals, having been knocked out at this stage by Celtic last season, after reaching the last eight in the previous three campaigns.
In fact, the 2022-23 campaign was brought to an abrupt end with a 5-1 defeat to Celtic in Glasgow last February, with Mark O'Hara's 87th-minute penalty only a consolation.
The new cup campaign began in the fourth round in January, when third division Queen of the South visited Paisley and, although Stephen Robinson's side managed to advance with a win and a clean sheet, it wasn't very convincing, with Alex Gogic's 71st minute goal making the only difference between the teams.
That win was followed by a 1-0 defeat at home to Rangers, but since then the Saints have bounced back impressively with two wins in a row to take fifth place in the Scottish Premiership, first beating Hibernian 3-0 in Edinburgh and, more recently, beating Dundee 2-0 at home thanks to second-half goals from Mikael Mandron and Toyosi Olusanya.
TIME AND PLACE!
Prediction for the match between St Mirren and Celtic Glasgow. The match starts on February 11 at 11:00 AM local time. Both teams are certainly determined to win this match. We, for our part, are looking forward to the start of this exciting duel.
Looking at the 42 meetings between St Mirren and Celtic Glasgow, St Mirren have triumphed in 4 matches, while Celtic Glasgow have been victorious 34 times. Draws account for 4 of those games.
In the last 10 games, our team has posted solid results: 5 wins, 4 losses and 1 draw. During these encounters, 11 goals have been scored and the team has shown a stable defensive game, with an average of 0.7 goals conceded per game. Especially impressive is the team's performance in their home stadium, where they have an average of 0.7 goals.
The away team have recorded 8 wins and 1 loss in their last 10 games. They have scored a total of 21 goals, conceding an average of 0.6 goals per game. At home, their average number of goals scored is 2.
Welcome to the St. Mirren vs Celtic commentary
Hello, soccer lovers! It's now time for the decisive Scottish Cup match between two teams: St. Mirren on one side. On the other is Celtic. Follow all the action between the teams here, in real time on VAVEL Brasil.