MATCH 1967 - Saturday 18 May 2024

SEASON 2023/24

SCOTTISH PRMIER LEAGUE

Venue: CELTIC PARK

Another sunny day in Paradise

CELTIC  3  ST MIRREN  2

Scorers: O'Riley, Kyogo, Palma;  O'Hara(2)

St Mirren twice took the lead in the first half to make it an interesting end of season affair howvwer Celtic eventually took the lead in the final minutes of the league season.

Celtic were AGAIN presented with the league trophy at the end of the match.

Match report: LINK

Personal note:

• 3rd time attending this fixture this season all at Celtic Park and all in the league due to the lottery of the SPFL Premiership split
• This was my 66th match in the league between the sides.
• Overall I've attended the fixture 76 times - Celtic Park 53, St Mirren Park (Old) 18, St Mirren Park (New) 2 and Hampden Park 3

MATCH 1966 - Saturday 11 May 2024

SEASON 2023/24

SCOTTISH PREMIER LEAGUE

Venue: CELTIC PARK

CELTIC  2  RANGERS*  1

Scorers:  O'Riley,  OG;  Dessers

Attendance: 60,000

The Players

Celtic repeated their December performance over their Ibrox rivals scoring two first goals but failed to capitalise on further chances including a penalty which lead to a more nervy finish than it needed to be.

A different route today via Dalmarnock train station

The audience

The stage is set

Performance in front of royalty

Match Report: LINK

Personal note:

•  2nd time attending this fixture this season, both in league at Celtic Park
• 13th time attending this fixture in th league - all at Celtic Park
• Overall 22nd attending this fixture - 13 at Celtic Park and 9 at Hampden Park

MATCH 1965 - Saturday 4 May 2024

SEASON 2023/24

SCOTTISH PREMIER LEAGUE

Venue:  CELTIC PARK

CELTIC  3  HEARTS  0

Scorers:  Kyogo(2), O'Riley

Celtic put on their best performance of the season to see off the team that has caused them most problems this season. Celtic dominated from the start and Kyogo gave them a deserved two goal lead before the break.

If anything Celtic's performance got even better in the second half although they didn't get the same reward in terms of goals until two minutes from the end when they were awarded a penalty which was converted without any fuss from Matt O'Riley.

The result and performance was hailed by the 60,000 crowd who whipped up a sensational atmosphere throughout the game.

Personalnote:

• 2nd time attending this fixture this season, both at Celtic Park
• 102nd time attending it in the league
• 119th time overall

Match Report: LINK