Watch St Mirren vs Celtic live on Sky Sports Football and Main Event from 7pm on Wednesday - kick-off 8pm; Free match highlights available on Sky Sports website and app on Wednesday evening
Wednesday 10 February 2021 22:34, UK
Team news, stats and predictions for the midweek Scottish Premiership action, with Celtic's trip to St Mirren live on Sky Sports.
Team news: New Kilmarnock boss Tommy Wright has no fresh injuries to contend with for his first game in charge against Motherwell.
Clevid Dikamona is available after missing the weekend defeat by St Mirren.
Stuart Findlay, Kirk Broadfoot, Calum Waters and Danny Rogers all remain on the sidelines but the latter is due to return to training on Thursday.
Motherwell skipper Declan Gallagher is set to return to training next week after a muscle tear.
Nathan McGinley is still suffering from concussion, while Steven Lawless (knee) and Liam Grimshaw (illness) remain out.
Long-term absentees Trevor Carson, Liam Donnelly, Charles Dunne and Scott Fox (all knee) are still missing.
Key stat: Motherwell have kept a clean sheet in both of their last two league visits to Kilmarnock (W1 D1), including a 1-0 win in this exact fixture last season.
How to follow: Follow the action with our Scottish Premiership blog, with free match highlights published on the Sky Sports website, app and YouTube channel later that evening.
Andy Walker's prediction: 1-1
Team news: St Mirren goalkeeper Jak Alnwick will go straight back into the team to face Celtic after serving a one-match ban.
Striker Kristian Dennis faces a lengthy spell out after a scan showed a tear in his Achilles.
Attacker Collin Quaner remains sidelined with a knee injury but could be back for the weekend.
Celtic midfielder Ismaila Soro will be assessed ahead of the trip to Paisley after crashing his car on Tuesday morning but should be OK.
Defender Shane Duffy has recovered from a bug and Ryan Christie has shrugged off an ankle knock.
James Forrest has returned to training after recovering from ankle surgery but the game comes too soon, while defender Christopher Jullien is out long term with a knee injury.
Key stat: Celtic have won the most points in the Scottish Premiership this season through goals scored after the 80th minute (6 points).
How to watch: Watch St Mirren vs Celtic live on Sky Sports Football and Main Event from 7pm; Kick-off 8pm. Follow the action with our Scottish Premiership blog including in-game clips, with free match highlights published on the Sky Sports website, app and YouTube channel later that evening.
Andy Walker's prediction: 1-2
