Sunday’s TV doubleheader for Celtic supporters will be in store as Premier Sports has confirmed a full day of Hoops action.
The Scottish League Cup match between Brendan Rodgers’ team and Falkirk begins at 3 p.m. and will be televised live by the tournament sponsors.
This is their opportunity to secure a spot in a Hampden semifinal and go on their pursuit of winning the trophy following their defeat by Kilmarnock in the previous season.
There’s a lovely vibe about the club after Wednesday night’s incredible Champions League start, and supporters, whether they’re traveling to the stadium or watching at home, are eager to see the players return to the field.
This weekend, there will be more fun in Europe as Celtic FC Women make history by competing in their first-ever Women’s Champions League second-round encounter.
Celtic FC Women get live TV slot for Champions League match
Premier Sports has purchased the rights to broadcast the women’s team’s first-leg quarterfinal match against Ukrainian champions Vorskla Poltava, which takes place at Celtic Park prior to the League Cup kickoff.
The match begins at 12 p.m. and will be live on Premier Sports 1 right before the men’s match.
Unlike Celtic, Vorskla lacks much European experience, and the Ghirls’ draw may have been much worse. Potential rivals were Slavia Prague, Roma, and Benfica.
They have an amazing chance to get to the tournament’s group stage and play in several key games against the best players on the continent.
Elena Sadiku and her crew are ecstatic about the opportunity to create even more history, especially because both legs will take place in Scotland.
Kelly Clark inspired by Brendan Rodgers’ side
Kelly Clark, the captain, stated before to the game: “I usually talk about my time at the club and how much it makes you want to do it when you watch the guys do things.”
“I’ve seen them compete in the Champions League, and when the song plays, I can hear their thunderous cheer. You want to complete it on your own.
“I know every fan wishes they could do it, but the truth is, I’m in a situation where I can. It has all meaning. It’s a tournament that serves as a sincere reminder that you rule your league as champions.
In any case, it’s good to participate because we had success the previous season. It’s enormous to mingle with the top teams in Europe. Before Sunday, I will need to talk myself out of the feelings so that I can be the cool guy the females require and my performance isn’t impacted.
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