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Scottish Premiership: Celtic’s Yang completes fightback to see off St Mirren

The Guardian Australia - Sport ·
Scottish Premiership: Celtic’s Yang completes fightback to see off St Mirren

Rangers beat Motherwell 1-0 but lose Shankland to injury Kerjota’s late winner sees Hearts edge past Dundee Yang Hyun-jun scored the winner as Celtic came from behind to beat an impressive St Mirren side 2-1.

St Mirren were heading for the top of the Premiership when Nikolas Agrafiotis netted from the spot midway through the first half.

Liam Scales conceded the penalty with a handball but made amends when he headed home six minutes after the break.

And Yang finished off a counterattack midway through the second half after good pressing from Camilo Durán.

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