NEIL LENNON has made no changes for Celtic’s trip to Paisley this evening.
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Jim Godwin’s men play host to tonight’s Premiership clash as he aims to beat Celtic twice in as many months. Kristian Dennis and Ilkay Durmus were the scorers as the Buddies ran out 2-1 winners last month at Parkhead.
And after what Lennon called a “superb” performance in parts against Motherwell at the weekend, he has chosen to name the same side tonight.
Odsonne Edouard and Stephen Welsh were the scorers at Parkhead, with the Frenchman Edouard looking somewhat back to his best and Welsh nodding home his first Celtic goal.
That means that Scott Bain retains his place in goal and Scott Brown also keeps his place in the starting eleven.
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