Celtic powered into the Premier Sports Cup final with an emphatic 6-0 win over Aberdeen, setting up a showdown with Rangers next month as they chase their first trophy of the season. Brendan Rodgers’ side dominated at Hampden, with goals from Cameron Carter-Vickers, Kyogo Furuhashi, and Nicolas Kuhn, while Daizen Maeda shone with a hat-trick, sealing Celtic’s place just 90 minutes away from silverware.
In Sunday’s clash, Rangers staged a comeback to edge past Motherwell, setting up a Glasgow Derby showdown for the Premier Sports Cup. With both Celtic and Rangers now in the final, a thrilling Old Firm battle awaits to determine who will claim the season’s first trophy.
As the name suggests, Premier Sports holds exclusive broadcast rights for next month’s Hampden showdown. With ticket prices and key details now released, fans have everything they need to prepare for this highly anticipated Celtic vs Rangers clash.
Celtic vs Rangers Ticket Info and Kick-Off Time Revealed
The latest Glasgow Derby showdown is set for an unusual 3:30 pm kick-off on Sunday, 15th December. Celtic fans will be seated in the South, East, and North stands at Hampden, with ticket prices ranging from £40-£50 for adults and £23-£27 for concessions, depending on seating location.
Accessible seating for the Celtic vs Rangers final will be available in the North, South, and East stands, with prices set between £12 and £25. Rangers fans will be seated in the South, West, and North sections of Hampden, with robust segregation measures in place to ensure safety for both sets of fans.
SPFL chief Neil Doncaster expressed his anticipation for the showdown, saying, “This season’s final promises to be another hugely exciting occasion. We look forward to welcoming both clubs back to Hampden Park and wish Celtic and Rangers the very best of luck ahead of the final.” More details are expected as the event approaches.
Celtic are gearing up for another thrilling outing at Hampden, with silverware up for grabs and fans eager to see Brendan Rodgers lead them to another trophy. As the only unbeaten team in domestic competition this season, Celtic heads into the final with strong confidence that they can rise to the occasion if they perform at their best.
With ticket details now in hand, anticipation among supporters is building, and excitement will only grow in the weeks ahead as the Bhoys aim to carve out more history on the Hampden stage.