Celtic are at the centre of a quickfire Scottish Premiership turnaround and travel to face Ross County tomorrow at the Global Energy Stadium.
Last time out, the Bhoys comfortably saw off Dundee United to take a step closer to the title under Brendan Rodgers courtesy of strikes from Reo Hatate and Daizen Maeda.
Ross County didn’t play in midweek and arrive into this one unbeaten in their last four Scottish Premiership matches, including back-to-back away victories over Aberdeen and Kilmarnock.
Brendan Rodgers has plenty to ponder as his side search for a 19th league victory in Dingwall. However, the Staggies pushed them all the way on home soil back in October when Nicolas Kuhn struck just before time to secure a dramatic 2-1 win.
Below, 67 Hail Hail has everything you need to know ahead of this weekend’s clash, including how to watch live, the latest team news, appointed officials and more.
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Ross County vs Celtic kick-off time
Ross County play host to Celtic on Saturday, 11th January at the Global Energy Stadium in the Scottish Premiership. Kick-off is at 12:30 pm GMT.
Ross County vs Celtic TV channel
Is Ross County vs Celtic on TV? Yes, Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Football will both show live coverage of events in the Highlands. Build-up begins from midday on Saturday.
Overseas supporters are able to witness the action live on Celtic TV. The club’s in-house service kicks off at 11:30 am to viewers outside of the UK & Ireland. A full video replay is also available from 10 pm.
You can also listen to audio updates via Sportsound on BBC Radio Scotland. They hit the airwaves at high noon to preview and then provide commentary as it happens from the Global Energy Stadium.
Sportscene will bring fans extended highlights of the match at 7:15 pm on BBC Scotland. The SPFL YouTube channel usually uploads their own version the following day.
Celtic team and injury news
James Forrest is a confirmed absentee for Celtic and will miss out as the Bhoys travel to face Ross County in search of another three points.
Nicolas Kuhn was pulled out against Dundee United during the week in the warm-up and it remains to be seen if he can return in Dingwall.
Hyunjun Yang started in his place, but Luke McCowan and Luis Palma could also be candidates to take up a berth on the flanks should Brendan Rodgers fancy a change of personnel.
Referee & VAR
The SFA has appointed Matthew McDermid as the man with the whistle for Ross County vs Celtic. David McGeachie and David Dunne will run the lines in Dingwall. Greg Aitken is on VAR alongside Graeme Leslie.
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