James Forrest Scores 16th Consecutive Season Goal in Celtic Draw vs St Mirren

James Forrest was the hero for Celtic on Trophy Day, scoring a stoppage-time equalizer against St Mirren to keep his remarkable streak of scoring in 16 consecutive seasons alive, a feat that made him the club's most decorated player with 26 winners’ medals. Despite St Mirren leading through Jonah Ayunga and threatening a European spot, Forrest's late goal secured a 1-1 draw and sparked wild celebrations at Celtic Park. The match also saw Celtic captain Callum McGregor lift the Premiership trophy for the fourth consecutive year, with Forrest honored for his longevity and contribution by leading the team out with the trophy. Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers praised Forrest's enduring quality and joked that Forrest would be involved in everything, including penalties, highlighting his importance to the team even at 33. Meanwhile, Dundee United secured a European place by finishing fourth after a comeback win, while St Mirren, despite their strong finish, narrowly missed out. The day was marked by a mix of celebration and drama, underscoring Forrest's legendary status and Celtic's continued domestic dominance.