Celtic are back in Scottish Premiership action this weekend against Ross County as the Bhoys aim to open up a five-point lead over Aberdeen at the summit.
Following the Hoops’ draw with Brugge in midweek, the mission for Brendan Rodgers will be to avoid any post-European match hangover at home to Don Cowie’s outfit.
Maintaining an excellent start, Celtic are unbeaten on league duty this season after 11 victories and a solitary draw at home to Aberdeen.
In contrast, Ross County sit eighth in the Scottish Premiership standings and make the journey to Glasgow off the back of a morale boosting 2-1 triumph at home to Motherwell last weekend.
Below, 67 Hail Hail has everything you need to know ahead of the clash including how to watch live, the latest team news, appointed officials and more.
Celtic vs Ross County kick-off time
Celtic take on Ross County on Saturday, 30th November in the Scottish Premiership at Celtic Park. Kick-off is at 3 pm GMT.
Celtic vs Ross County TV channel
Is Celtic vs Ross County on TV? Unfortunately, it hasn’t been picked for live broadcast by either Sky Sports or Premier Sports.
However, Celtic supporters living outside the UK & Ireland can watch all the action live on Celtic TV. Build-up begins at 2 pm, with a full video replay of proceedings at 10 pm GMT.
You can also listen to live update via Sportsound on BBC Radio Scotland. Video highlights will be available on Sportscene on BBC Scotland at 7:15 pm GMT, while the SPFL YouTube channel will upload their own version come Sunday.
Celtic team & injury news
Nicolas Kuhn was taken off with a minor knock during Celtic’s draw with Club Brugge in midweek, though he didn’t appear to be in too much discomfort when replaced by Hyunjun Yang.
Adam Idah could be in contention for a start after his double against Hearts last weekend. Meanwhile, Paulo Bernardo may replace Arne Engels in the engine room.
Brendan Rodgers has promised rotation over the coming weeks to accommodate his side’s heavy fixture list.
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Referee & VAR
Calum Scott has been drafted in as the man with the whistle during Celtic vs Ross County. Gordon Crawford and Craig Ferguson will run the lines.
Greg Aitken is the chief VAR operative for the encounter, with Graham McNeillie alongside to scrutinise any contentious decisions.
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