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Stephen Robinson wants to spoil Celtic party to complete ‘greatest achievement’ as St Mirren manager, but history suggests otherwise

Celtic may have the title wrapped up, but St Mirren still have plenty to play for.

The Bhoys have won the Scottish Premiership and will lift the title in front of 60,000 fans at Celtic Park.

Brendan Rodgers’ side have been in scintillating form as of late, which bodes well for the upcoming Scottish Cup final.

Kasper Schmeichel will be in goal after Rodgers confirmed he would start this weekend.

Reo Hatate is out for the season after he had to come off in the win against Aberdeen minutes after being subbed on.

For the fringe players who feature, it will be one last audition to get into the team for next week and it will be against a St Mirren side who could pull off a great achievement themselves.

Stephen Robinson eyeing European qualification with St Mirren

It’s been another excellent season for St Mirren and they have a great shot of qualifying for European football again.

A win, and a defeat for Dundee United, would confirm their place in the Conference League next season and make it back-to-back appearances in Europe’s third-tier competition.

Stephen Robinson has already hailed the campaign as a success but admitted that qualifying for Europe this season would be his “greatest achievement” as boss.

Success for Celtic is different from success for us, or success for Hearts, Hibs and Aberdeen.

“Being in the division is a success, being in the top six is a brilliant achievement, but being in Europe is something that happens once in a lifetime for most St Mirren fans.

“I’m not going to hide the fact that the hardest challenge we could face is getting points at Celtic Park, there’s no getting away from that. But it’s certainly not an impossible task.”

Stephen Robinson has a terrible record against Celtic

A win will be an uphill task for St Mirren – regardless of how well their season is.

Three points would be a huge scalp for Robinson and his side but he may be praying for a miracle given his very poor record against the Bhoys over the years.

In the 27 games he’s been in the opposition dugout against Celtic, Robinson has only won one of them.

22 of the games have been defeats and although the impression is that the 50-year-old will succumb to a 23rd loss, he will want to make sure that isn’t the case.