Celtic 1-1 St Mirren: Who impressed?
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Celtic struggled to break down a stubborn St Mirren who looked to be heading for a rare win at Celtic Park until club legend James Forrest came on as a substitute and started to probe for an equaliser that the winger personally provided to ensure he has now scored in 16th successive season.
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