The Scottish Premiership season 2024–25 draws to a close on 17 May 2025 as Celtic host St Mirren at the iconic Celtic Park. This match promises excitement under the Glasgow sky, with both sides keen to finish on a high note.
Fans across Europe can catch every moment of the action from kickoff at 13:30 CEST in Italy, Germany, France and Spain. Viewers in the UK should be ready for a 12:30 BST start, perfect for a weekend lunch-time football feast.
Whether you’re a die-hard Hoops supporter or backing the Buddies, make sure you’re tuned in early—pre-match coverage will warm you up for what could be a memorable finale to the campaign.
Pre-match overview
Celtic enter this fixture with formidable momentum. In their last 10 meetings against St Mirren, the Hoops have secured nine victories, including an emphatic 5-2 win away back in March. That sort of dominance at Celtic Park sets a high bar for the visitors.
St Mirren, however, will be determined to spoil the party and claim a rare scalp at Parkhead. Their last triumph there dates back several seasons, so they will approach this match with a defensive game plan and a hope for counter-attacking opportunities.
Where to watch streaming and TV
If you’re planning to stream the game live, you can use Bet365’s service by simply registering or logging in and ensuring you have a funded account or have placed a bet within the last 24 hours. Please note the standard Bet365 disclaimer applies.
Traditional broadcasters also have coverage across Europe. Below is a quick guide to the main TV channels and streaming platforms so you don’t miss a minute of the action.
Italy: DAZN – live at 13:30 CEST
Germany: DAZN – live at 13:30 CEST
France: beIN Sports – live at 13:30 CEST
Spain: DAZN – live at 13:30 CEST
UK: Sky Sports Main Event – live at 12:30 BST
Forecast
Looking ahead, most pundits expect Celtic to control possession and dictate the tempo at home. Their superior head-to-head record gives them a clear psychological edge before a ball has even been kicked.
St Mirren will likely sit deep and seek to frustrate the hosts before probing on the break. If they manage to keep the score level into the second half, there’s always a chance of a surprise. Still, a comfortable Celtic victory seems the most probable outcome.
