Manager Brendan Rodgers has named his Celtic team vs St Mirren for today’s final Scottish Premiership game of the season.
The full match squad is as follows:
Starting XI – Hart, Ralston, Welsh, Nawrocki, Taylor, McGregor, O’Riley, Hatate, Kuhn, Palma, Kyogo.
Substitutes – Bain, Johnston, Scales, Idah, Carter-Vickers, Iwata, Bernardo, Maeda, Forrest.
After sealing their status as Scottish champions on Wednesday night, today is all about celebrating the achievements of this team and staff.
There’ll be 60,000 jubilant supporters inside Celtic Park hoping for a footballing show before the big trophy presentation and lap of honour after full-time.
The manager, on top form with the media in the build-up to this one, has made a massive six changes to the team that won at Rugby Park.
Anthony Ralston, Stephen Welsh, Maik Nawrocki, Nicolas Kuhn, Luis Palma and Kyogo Furuhashi all come into the starting line-up.
Broadcast details
Today’s match is being shown live on Sky Sports Football and Sky Sports Main Event in the UK & Ireland.
Celtic TV will also provide a live stream to worldwide subscribers outside the region.
Many countries around the world will have TV coverage of the festivities including CBS Sports Network in the United States and beIN Sports in Australia. A full list of global channels can be found via LiveSoccerTV.
BBC Radio Scotland have live audio commentary on their platforms over the air and online.
Instant verdict on Celtic team vs St Mirren
Although you could have argued that the manager would want to keep a settled team on the pitch with the Rangers final around the corner, it’s not too surprising to see so many changes today.
Rodgers is giving game time to those who may have wanted more minutes in recent weeks and months, freshening up the team and allowing key men to rest after a pressurised schedule.
It’s a chance for Kuhn and Palma to impress in particular, with strong competition from Daizen Maeda and James Forrest in recent weeks.
Maik Nawrocki will also be eager to stake a claim with fans getting a chance to check in on his progress.