Lennon admits this is his lowest point as Celtic manager

Celtic’s season lurched back into disarray with their first home loss to St Mirren since April 1990; Kristian Dennis fired in the opener and although Odsonne Edouard levelled, Ilkay Durmus drove in the winner

Neil Lennon described Celtic’s 2-1 defeat by St Mirren as the lowest point of his managerial career at the club.

The Hoops’ season lurched back into disarray with their first home loss to the Buddies since April 1990.

St Mirren attacker Kristian Dennis fired in the opener in the 18th minute and although French striker Odsonne Edouard levelled, Ilkay Durmus drove in the winner in the 37th minute.

The result leaves Celtic side still 23 points behind Scottish Premiership leaders Rangers with two games in hand – and with their quest for 10-in-a-row all but over.