Celtic Football Club has unveiled its fixtures for the upcoming season, with the Scottish Premiership campaign kicking off on August 4 at home against Aberdeen. The Bhoys will also face European competition, entering the Champions League qualifying rounds on July 25, with a potential path to the group stages that could see them travel to Romania, Serbia, or Poland. The club’s fixture list includes a total of 38 league matches, eight domestic cup ties, and up to 12 European games, depending on their progress in continental competitions. The announcement comes as Celtic aims to defend its domestic treble and make an impact on the European stage under manager Ange Postecoglou.
Celtic Confirm Fixtures for Highly Anticipated Season
Celtic Football Club has officially released the fixtures for the highly anticipated 2023-24 season. The campaign kicks off with a Scottish Premiership clash against Hearts at Tynecastle on 5 August.
The Hoops will begin their UEFA Champions League qualifying journey on 9 August. The opponent and venue will be determined following the draw later this month.
Celtic’s first Old Firm derby is scheduled for 23 September at Parkhead. The fixture list also includes a Boxing Day encounter with Aberdeen at Pittodrie.
The club’s CEO, Michael Nicholson, expressed enthusiasm about the upcoming season. “We’re looking forward to another exciting campaign,” he said during a press conference on Tuesday.
Celtic will face Rangers three times in the league, with the final fixture taking place on 28 April 2024. The reverse fixture at Ibrox is set for 2 December.
The Scottish League Cup campaign begins on 15 August with a home tie against Greenock Morton. The tournament culminates with the final at Hampden Park on 17 December.
Celtic’s domestic cup run starts with a Scottish Cup third-round tie on 25 November. The draw for the subsequent rounds will take place in January 2024.
The final league fixture of the season is against St Mirren at Parkhead on 5 May 2024. This will be the last opportunity for Celtic to secure the Scottish Premiership title.
Club Reveals Schedule for Upcoming Campaign
Celtic Football Club has unveiled its schedule for the upcoming campaign, with the season kicking off against Ross County in the cinch Premiership on 3 August. The fixture list includes 38 league matches, with the Hoops aiming to defend their title.
The Scottish Premiership schedule features a busy festive period, with Celtic facing Aberdeen on 26 December and then travelling to Ibrox to take on Rangers just three days later on 29 December. The league campaign will conclude on 13 May 2024.
In European competition, Celtic will begin their UEFA Champions League qualifying campaign against Jablonec in the third qualifying round on 9 August. A victory would see them advance to the play-off round, with the winners securing a place in the lucrative group stage.
The club also announced dates for their traditional friendly tournaments, with the Celtic Football Festival taking place from 20-22 July. Manager Brendan Rodgers expressed his excitement about the upcoming season, stating, “We’re looking forward to the challenge ahead. It’s a busy schedule, but we’re ready for it.”
Fans can expect a mix of home and away fixtures, with the club’s first home match of the season against Ross County. The full fixture list is available on the club’s official website.
Celtic's Fixtures Unveiled for Exciting New Season
Celtic Football Club has released its fixture list for the upcoming season, with the campaign kicking off on 3 August against Ross County at Celtic Park. The fixture list includes a mix of domestic and European competitions, with the Scottish Premiership, Scottish League Cup, Scottish Cup, and UEFA Champions League all featuring.
The Hoops will begin their European journey in the Champions League second qualifying round, with the draw set to take place on 19 June. Celtic’s first home match of the season will be against Ross County, while their first away game will be at Kilmarnock on 10 August.
Celtic will face Rangers three times in the league, with the first encounter scheduled for 1 September at Ibrox Stadium. The fixture list also includes a Boxing Day clash against Aberdeen at Pittodrie Stadium.
Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou expressed his excitement about the upcoming season, stating, “We’re looking forward to the challenge. It’s a busy schedule, but we’re ready for it.” The club’s commercial director, Christian Ganley, also commented, “We’re delighted to release the fixture list and can’t wait to welcome fans back to Celtic Park.”
Fans can purchase season tickets and match tickets through the club’s official website. The fixture list is subject to change due to potential scheduling conflicts or other unforeseen circumstances.
Key Dates Announced for Celtic's Next Chapter
Celtic Football Club has revealed the key dates for the upcoming season, marking the beginning of a new chapter under manager Brendan Rodgers. The fixtures were announced following the Scottish Premiership’s official release, with the campaign kicking off on 2 August.
The Hoops will start their league journey at home against Ross County. This marks the beginning of what promises to be an intense season, with Celtic aiming to defend their title.
The first Old Firm derby is scheduled for 17 September at Celtic Park. This high-stakes match will be a crucial early test for both teams.
Celtic’s European campaign begins on 18 July with a Champions League qualifying round. The draw for this stage will take place on 19 June, with the club hoping to secure a place in the group stages.
The Scottish League Cup will commence on 14 July, with Celtic entering at the group stage. The final is set for 17 December, providing an early target for the team.
The Scottish Cup campaign will begin in January 2024, with the final scheduled for 25 May. Celtic will be looking to add to their impressive trophy haul.
Brendan Rodgers expressed his excitement about the upcoming season. “We’re looking forward to the challenges ahead,” he said. “Our focus is on preparing the team to compete on all fronts.”
Fans can expect a packed schedule with multiple competitions to follow. The club has emphasised the importance of each competition, aiming to bring silverware to Celtic Park.
Details Released for Celtic's Imminent Season
Celtic Football Club has unveiled its fixture list for the upcoming season, with the campaign kicking off on 3 August against Ross County. The fixture list includes 38 league matches, with the Hoops set to face each Scottish Premiership side twice. Celtic will also compete in the Scottish League Cup and Scottish Cup, with the dates for these competitions to be confirmed later.
The club’s first European fixture will be in the Champions League third qualifying round on 7 August. Celtic will host the first leg, with the return match scheduled for 14 August. The opponent will be determined by the draw, which takes place on 18 July.
Celtic’s busy schedule includes a number of high-profile fixtures, with the Old Firm derby against Rangers set for 17 September. The reverse fixture will take place on 25 February. Celtic will also face Aberdeen, Hearts, and Hibernian twice each, with the first meeting against Aberdeen scheduled for 17 August.
Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou expressed his excitement about the upcoming season. “We’re looking forward to the challenge,” Postecoglou said. “We’ve got a strong squad and we’re ready to compete on all fronts.” The manager’s comments came after the fixture list was announced on the club’s official website.
Fans can expect a mix of home and away fixtures throughout the season, with Celtic set to play 19 matches at Celtic Park. The club has also announced that ticket prices will remain unchanged from last season, with a range of options available to suit all budgets.
Celtic’s fixture list for the upcoming season presents a challenging schedule, with key matches against Rangers in the cinch Premiership and European qualifiers on the horizon. The club will be keen to build on last season’s successes, with the Scottish Premiership title already secured and European competition providing an additional test. As preparations intensify, fans will be watching closely to see how the team performs against both domestic and international opposition. The coming months will be crucial in determining Celtic’s trajectory for the season ahead.
