Celtic captain Callum McGregor scored a 95th-minute screamer to snatch a 1-0 victory against St Mirren to keep the pressure on Premiership leaders Hearts.

Let’s make things clear, Celtic were woeful. We looked disjoined and devoid of ideas, and although we upped the tempo in the second period, we could have no complaints if it finished honours even. Matin O’Neill said afterwards that St Mirren were worthy of a point and he was spot on in that assessment.

The Celtic captain was the man of the moment in Paisley as his rocket of a goal secured a win in what was one of the worst games of football this season. And Celtic’s Unique Angle captured what McGregor was telling the Celtic fans immediately after the full-time whistle blew.

Celtic left it very, very late to snatch victory in Paisley but interim boss Martin O'Neill continued his 100% league record thanks to a stoppage-time screamer from captain Callum McGregor.

Report as Celtic beat St Mirren 1-0 in Paisley; Conor McMenamin hit the post for the Buddies, who also had a goal disallowed; Callum McGregor scored in the 95th minute to move four points behind Hearts who play Aberdeen on Sunday,

Celtic needed a last-minute goal to beat St Mirren on Saturday, but it could have been a different story had this moment been altered.

🗣️ “I agree with the decision, he is offside” 🗣️ “I thought Stephen Robinson was talking rubbish there” Kris Boyd & Chris Sutton have their say on St Mirren’s disallowed goal ⤵️ pic.twitter.com/rUFIQ1avqS

Stephen Robinson has named his St Mirren side to take on Celtic this evening in Paisley as the Buddies players look to impress their manager against the Hoops with an eye on next month’s Premier Sports Cup final at Hampden

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