The Celtic Star
·3 de febrero de 2025
The Celtic Star
·3 de febrero de 2025
Celtic v BSC Young Boys, view of Paradise from the sky. Photo Vagelis Georgariou
The late cancellation of the match initially schedules for 3pm on 25 January 2025, was as a result of an early morning stadium inspection after the ravages of Storm Eowyn which hit after a red weather warning was issued across much of Scotland.
It quickly became apparent that Celtic Park was unsafe to stage a match that afternoon and in the interests of supporter safety the decision was reached to postpone the match, with the re-arranged match for this Wednesday 5th February being confirmed shortly after the club notified supporters of both clubs that the game was off.
Repair work ongoing at Celtic Park on 25 January after the storm hit. Photo social media.
Celtic supporters at For Park. Motherwell v Celtic, 2nd February 2025. Photo by Vagelis Georgariou
Many supporters will have already set off for that game were left disappointed and frustrated and many of those will not be able to attend the midweek this week, so Celtic’s announcement that the game can at least be watched on Celtic TV via PPV is very welcome indeed.
Some supporters like myself were unable to attend on 25 January but can make the game on Wednesday night so it will be Paradise and not PPV for me! However watching the game live on PPV is better than not seeing it at all.
Celtic Park ahead of the match between Celtic and Motherwell on 26th December 2024. Picture by Mark Runnacles Shutterstock
The rescheduled Premiership match between Celtic and Dundee is now available to purchase inside the UK & Ireland on Celtic TV.
It’s a match that could see new signing Jota return to the Paradise pitch where he entertained the supporters so well in his previous spell at the club. You won’t want to miss a single minute of the match, and now you don’t have to, with this latest Celtic TV offer.
Jota celebrates his first goal since rejoining Celtic, Motherwell v Celtic, 2nd February 2025. Photo by Vagelis Georgariou (The Celtic Star)
The single match purchase is priced at £9.99 for Celtic TV subscribers* and £12.99 for non-subscribers (*subscribers outside the UK & Ireland will receive the match as part of their regular Celtic TV subscription and therefore DO NOT need to purchase via PPV).
Please visit www.celticfc.tv to register and purchase the PPV match. Once you have done so, simply return to the site on Wednesday, February 5 for our pre-match live show which begins at 7.15pm GMT.
Celtic Park ahead of the match between Celtic and Motherwell on 26th December 2024. Picture by Mark Runnacles Shutterstock
Dundee were hammered 6-0 at home to Hearts at the weekend, but recently gave Celtic a real scare in the 3-3 draw at Dens Park. It took an Arne Engels penalty in stoppage time to rescue a point for Celtic.
Arne Engels scores. Dens Park, Dundee v Celtic. 14th January 2025. Photo Vagelis Georgariou
A win against Dundee will see Celtic move back to 13 points ahead of theRangers before attention turns to the Scottish Cup against Raith Rovers on Saturday afternoon. The Kirkcaldy side has sold out their initial allocation and Celtic has now sent through an additional 300 tickets to meet with expect demand. That will see around 3000 away supporters inside Celtic Park on Saturday.
That’s going to add to the atmosphere and notably it’s also similar to the allocation that theRangers will receive when they come to Celtic Park next month.
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