Celtic will look to topple arch-rivals Rangers this weekend at Hampden to get their hands on the Premier Sports Cup.
Build-up has reached fever pitch as the latest instalment of the Glasgow Derby comes with the added element of silverware at stake for both sides.
Earlier this campaign, Celtic recorded a 3-0 victory over Rangers to make an early statement in the Scottish Premiership. However, the national stadium will provide a different test for Brendan Rodgers and company.
Confidence is high at Parkhead amid the Bhoys’ unbeaten domestic streak, reaching 30 matches against Hibernian last weekend, followed by a draw in Zagreb. On the other hand, Rangers arrive after a stalemate with Tottenham Hotspur on Thursday evening.
Below, 67 Hail Hail has everything you need to know ahead of this weekend’s cup final, including how to watch live, the latest team news, appointed officials and more.
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Celtic vs Rangers kick-off time
Celtic face Rangers on Sunday, 15th December in the Premier Sports Cup final at Hampden Park. Kick-off is at 3:30 pm GMT.
Celtic vs Rangers TV channel
Is Celtic vs Rangers on TV? Yes, viewers will be able to catch all of the action on Premier Sports 1. Live coverage begins at 3 pm and continues all the way through until 7 pm.
Overseas supporters need to access Celtic TV to witness their side at Hampden. Build-up commences at 2.30 pm, and there will be a full video replay at 10 pm.
You can also listen to audio updates via Sportsound on BBC Radio Scotland. The radio broadcast begins at 2 pm. Video highlights will be available on Premier Sports’ social channels throughout the match, while full match highlights can be taken in via their YouTube channel after full-time.
No matter where Celtic fans are located, Live Soccer TV has full listings of where you can watch the clash across the globe.
Celtic team & injury news
Alistair Johnston is the main talking point for Celtic as supporters await news over whether he will be able to participate following his withdrawal at half-time against Dinamo Zagreb in midweek due to a hip flexor issue.
Anthony Ralston is the likeliest candidate to deputise in the event the Canada international is unavailable. Other than that, there are no fresh injury concerns to report.
Referee & VAR
John Beaton is the man with the whistle at Hampden, with David McGeachie and Jonathan Bell running the lines.
Chief VAR operative duties go to Alan Muir for the final. Frank Connor is on-hand to provide support if any contentious moments require further scrutiny.
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