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Celtic Leave It Late While Hibs Add to Pressley's Woes at Dundee

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August 04, 2025

Luke McCowan's deflected strike earned Celtic a 1-0 victory in their Premiership opener after St Mirren had frustrated the champions for 87 minutes at Parkhead.

The substitute collected Daizen Maeda's pass on the edge of the box and fired a shot which appeared to spin off Mark O'Hara's leg and on its way to the bottom corner.

Celtic had earlier hit the frame of the goal through Benjamin Nygren, Reo Hatate and Adam Idah, while Callum McGregor had a goal disallowed after a VAR intervention.

Brendan Rodgers was pleased that his side were able to find a way through and pick up all three points. "It is a tough game and I thought it was an excellent win," he said. "They are a very well organised team. We just had to stay persistent and we were able to do that."

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