Falkirk face a tough Premiership test away to Celtic at a sold-out Celtic Park on Saturday, August 29, with kick-off at 3pm. The matchday guide published by Celtic FC outlines the logistics for visiting supporters, confirming that no tickets remain for the fixture.
What are the matchday arrangements at Celtic Park?
Celtic FC's official guide details the operational schedule for the stadium. The Celtic Park Superstore will be open from 9am until 6pm, while the Ticket Office operates from 11am to 3pm. The stadium's Sports Bar opens at 11am and closes at 8pm, and a Warm-Up Area will be accessible between 11am and 1pm. The turnstiles themselves open for fans at 1:30pm. The club also reminded fans that all food and beverage kiosks inside the ground are cashless, and there will be no in-stadium betting facilities available.
What is Falkirk's current league form?
This match comes at a challenging time for Falkirk in the Premiership. As of early September, the Bairns sit 11th in the table with just one point from their first three matches. Their recent form reads LDL, with one goal scored and four conceded, giving them a -3 goal difference. The gap to Saturday's opponents, who lead the league, is already eight points. Improving this defensive record will be a priority for John McGlynn's side in Glasgow.
Where can fans find more Falkirk information?
Supporters looking ahead can view the full season schedule on the club's fixtures page. The team's next Premiership assignment is a home match against Dundee United on Boxing Day, December 26. United currently sit 8th in the table. For a deeper look at the squad tasked with turning results around, fans can visit the official squad roster online.
What else should supporters know?
Celtic FC's statement set the scene, saying, "The Hoops return to league action tomorrow (August 29, 3pm KO), taking on Falkirk at Celtic Park." The club was also clear on ticket availability, stating, "Please note that tickets for this fixture are now sold out." A matchday fundraiser, the Paradise Windfall draw, will be running with a top prize of £10,000 for a £2 entry, though participation is restricted to those aged 18 and over. Falkirk's immediate focus is on halting their difficult start and finding a positive result at one of the league's most formidable venues. Their next chance to earn points at home comes against Dundee United on December 26.
