St Mirren vs Celtic on TV: Channel, kick-off time and…

St Mirren vs Celtic on TV: Channel, kick-off time and live stream details

Celtic will be out to make it a magnificent seven when they face St Mirren in the Premiership this weekend.

Ange Postecoglou's defending champions have made a stunning start to the new campaign and boast a 100 per cent record after six games, scoring a whopping 25 league goals. That run of form includes a big 4-0 Old Firm derby win over Rangers and a 9-0 hammering of Dundee United at Tannadice.

The Hoops go into this one on the back of a dominant Champions League display against Shakhtar Donetsk, but with just one point to show for their troubles. The Parkhead side were on top for much of the game but couldn't make that pressure count with an all important second goal as the sides shared the spoils in a 1-1 draw in Warsaw.

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Domestic matters return this weekend following the postponement of the full professional SPFL card last week as a mark of respect following the sad passing of the Queen, aged 96.

Here is all the information you need ahead of the Premiership showdown.

What TV channel is the match on?

St Mirren vs Celtic is LIVE on TV.

The match will be shown live on Sky Sports Football.

Coverage begins at 11.30am - 30 minutes before kick-off.

When is the game and can I live stream it?

Yes - the match is available to live stream on the Sky Go app.

The match takes place St Mirren Park, Paisley on Sunday 18th September, with a 12pm kick-off

You can keep up to date with the score and all the latest news by following Glasgow Live Sport on Twitter.

Alternatively, BBC Sportsound will provide updates as will St Mirren and Celtic via their social media channels.

BBC Sportscene will show extended highlights of the clash from 7.15pm on Sunday night.

Team news

Ange Postecoglou may well be tempted to make a few changes to keep his team fresh ahead of this one.

His high intensity football was in full view on Wednesday night against Shakhtar in Warsaw with this game coming quickly after.

Kyogo Furuhashi returned to the starting team in place of Giorgos Giakoumakis while Sead Haksabanovic was handed a first start over Liel Abada - both will be keen to retain their spot in the XI with the two they replaced also pushing hard.

Daizen Maeda has climbed off the bench at half-time in the last two Champions League outings and will have eyes on a starting position.

The likes of Aaron Mooy, David Turnbull, Alexandro Bernabei and new boy Oliver Abildgaard will be desperate for top team minutes. Carl Starfelt remains out injured.