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Oh Hyeon-gyu scored his first Scottish Premiership goal on Sunday, hammering in a penalty in the 81st minute to round off Celtic's 5-1 rout of St. Mirren.

Oh also scored at almost the exact same time in the game, the 80th minute on that occasion, although it was not a penalty and it was only the third goal of the match. Mirren 5-1 in the round of 16 of the Scottish FA Cup on Feb. He was called up to the senior Korean squad for the first time on Nov. Oh, who had come on as a substitute for Kyogo Furuhashi shortly before the third goal, was fouled in the box in the 80th minute, earning a penalty after a VAR review and stepping up to take it himself. It was a dramatic game for the Scottish league leaders on the road at Paisley 2021 Stadium in Paisley, Scotland. Jota scored the equalizer in the 56th minute, with Alistair Johnson adding the go-ahead goal five minutes later.

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For 45 minutes, it was the perfect game plan." The decision is a poor decision, it's a red card. "When you go a goal down, you have to maintain your composure and we did that. "They get the first goal and we're trying to change it to give us another platform up top with Tony Watt and they score from a free-kick. The boys are good where when they're playing, they are ready to play and it was a massive contribution. And there was a first Celtic league goal for Oh as well, with the South Korean striker being felled by Alex Gogic in the area. We know it's a difficult place to come to and we had to be really disciplined even after we went a man down. We stayed calm and looked for the best options. "You have to ask Greg if it's harsh on him. Nine minutes later, the low-on-confidence St Mirren players succumbed to a third goal. There's the argument of taking your arm out of the way, but Greives is getting round the other side." More quickfire strikes from substitutes Liel Abada, Matt O'Riley and a penalty from Hyeongyu Oh added further punishment to St Mirren.

But the away side were left a goal down within five minutes, after a delayed VAR review awarded a hand ball inside the penalty area against Greg Taylor.

Saints had well and truly crumbled Celtic had a penalty when a tired-looking Alex Gogic pulled back substitute Oh in the box. Then when Jota was obstructed on the left flank, Celtic had a freekick in a dangerous area. Johnston found Abada, who played the ball to Aaron Mooy. And Abada was involved as Celtic broke Saints’ stubborn resistance. Dunne undercooked a pass back to Carson. Jota, Alistair Johnston, Liel Abada, Matt O’Riley all netted before a penalty by Oh Hyeonghu rounded off this rout.

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Joe Shaughnessy and Tony Watt were introduced for Saints not long after Johnston's goal, but Celtic would score twice in two minutes to put the game beyond doubt. Referee David Dickinson was advised to check the pitchside monitor after a handball from Greg Taylor and Saints captain O'Hara scored his third goal against Celtic this season from 12 yards to put us ahead. And Celtic made the most of their man advantage in the second-half; scoring five goals to take the points.

Celtic scored five goals in 25 second-half minutes to turn round a half-time deficit against 10-man St Mirren.

The Saints defender was less effective with an attempted passback which sent Kyogo Furuhashi clear and he instantly reacted to pull the striker down. Dickinson issued a red card and pointed to the spot but the second punishment was downgraded to a free-kick by VAR official Andrew Dallas without Dickinson being asked to watch the tight call on screen. Reo Hatate's first-time effort from 18 yards grazed the crossbar after a poor clearance and the Japanese midfielder twice set up Jota with back-heels.

Celtic scored five times in 25 minutes as the Scottish Premiership leaders romped to a 5-1 victory against 10-man St Mirren on Sunday.

Abada was again involved as Celtic moved further ahead two minutes later, setting up O’Riley to sweep home first time. Mooy also set up Celtic’s second goal five minutes later when Johnston got headed home from the Australian’s free-kick. Celtic scored five times in 25 minutes as the Scottish Premiership leaders romped to a 5-1 victory against 10-man St Mirren on Sunday.

Jota, Alistair Johnston, Liel Abada, Matt O'Riley and Oh Hyeon-gyu all struck within half an hour a Celtic won 5-1 at St Mirren.

Robinson sent on Tony Watt and moved to a back four but his side were almost immediately caught out by a counterattack that finished with Furuhashi hitting the post and Taylor clearing off the line from Abada. The ball hit the left-back’s hand from close range and the referee, David Dickinson, pointed to the spot after watching the incident on his monitor. Reo Hatate’s first-time effort from 18 yards grazed the crossbar after a poor clearance and the Japanese midfielder twice set up Jota with back-heels.

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It allowed the South Korean striker to place his name on the scoresheet with a little hop and skip run-up before tucking his 81st-minute penalty into the corner. A dreamy touch took him into the box and allowed him to tee himself up to smash into the corner in the 70th minute, before he crossed for Matt O’Riley to knock-in on the half turn within a further 180 seconds. The flurry was completed by VAR not missing in favour of Celtic, Dickinson awarding a penalty after another trip to his monitor following Oh Hyeon-gyu hitting the deck after a push and pull of his jersey by Alex Gogic. Communicated to Dickson that he ought to take a look at the manner the ball struck Taylor, television evidence also suggested he arrived at the correct decision in then signalling for a spot-kick. The evidence the points to that conclusion is hardly of the scant variety. The Celtic manager was terse in his analysis of a system he has little-love for.

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"It's important - and it's a weekly thing - that the guys who come on make an impact. It doesn't matter what opposition he is up against." I knew he would get a bit of space out wide to run at them.