Tickets for Celtic’s next Premiership home match against St Mirren are now on general sale. The club returns to action at Celtic Park on Saturday, November 21 following the final international break of the year. Celtic sit first in the Premiership on 31 points after 13 games, a record of ten wins, one draw and two losses.

Supporters can purchase tickets online only, with adult prices set at £37, concessions at £26 and Under-13 tickets costing £17. A £1.60 per ticket booking fee applies. The club has confirmed that accessible seating tickets will be offered to those on the Accessible Seating Waiting List from 11am on Tuesday, November 10. All online purchases now require a Celtic FC Digital Account.

Celtic enter this fixture top of the Premiership with 31 points from 13 games, holding a four-point lead over Rangers. Their recent form shows three wins, one draw and one loss from the last five outings, including a 1-0 victory over Kilmarnock just before the break. That win on Sunday, November 8 was secured by a Liam Scales goal, assisted by Camilo Duran. They are on a two-game winning run. The full fixtures schedule shows the team looking to extend their winning run.

St Mirren, who currently sit eighth in the standings, visit Glasgow having lost 2-1 to Celtic in the reverse fixture back in September. The away club has received a paper-only allocation of around 700 tickets for their supporters, with 150 of those offering a full view. No away tickets will be sold on the matchday at Celtic Park.

Celtic's overall season has seen them score 28 goals while conceding only 10, giving them a goal difference of plus 18. Their top scorer this season is Camilo Duran with seven goals in 13 appearances. The next fixture is against St Mirren at home on Saturday, November 21.

Orders for UK postage must be placed by midnight on Monday, November 16, while tickets for collection can be bought online until 10am on Friday, November 20. All collected tickets must be picked up by 2pm that same Friday. The match kicks off at 3pm.

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