US EditionSt Mirren Stun Celtic 3-1 to Win Scottish League Cup
Jonah Ayunga scored twice to secure St. Mirren's upset win, ending Celtic's troubled season marked by managerial changes and Champions League exit.
- On Sunday, St Mirren beat Celtic 3-1 at Hampden Park, ending the defending champions' League Cup reign.
- Following a Champions League exit, Celtic arrived at the final amid wider troubles, with Brendan Rodgers resigning in October and Wilfried Nancy hired from Columbus Crew this month.
- Key moments came from Fraser's early strike and Ayunga's second-half brace, with Marcus Fraser putting St Mirren ahead in the second minute and Reo Hatate levelling midway through the half.
- St Mirren returned the trophy to Paisley, claiming a major honour while increasing pressure on the Celtic board and Wilfried Nancy after a poor start to his tenure.
- The defeat compounds a campaign already hit by European elimination, with Wilfried Nancy's early tenure described as a nightmare start for Celtic after Champions League exit by Kairat Almaty.
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St Mirren stun Celtic 3-1 to win Scottish League Cup
GLASGOW, Dec 14 : St Mirren claimed the Scottish League Cup for the second time in their history when they beat Celtic 3-1 at Hampden Park on Sunday.The club from Paisley, a town west of Glasgow, secured the trophy thanks to an early goal from Marcus Fraser and a second-half double from Jonah Ayunga, with Reo
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Soccer-St Mirren stun Celtic 3-1 to win Scottish League Cup St Mirren claimed the Scottish League Cup for the second time in their history when they beat Celtic 3-1 at Hampden Park on Sunday. The club from Paisley, a town west of Glasgow, secured the trophy thanks to an early goal from Marcus Fraser and a second-half double from Jonah Ayunga, with Reo Hatate scoring for Celtic.St Mirren manager Stephen Robinson continues an impressive record, gu…
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