More than 7,000 Celtic supporters will attend the crucial upcoming Scottish Premiership match away to Livingston.
The Bhoys take on David Martindale’s side after the international break on another big weekend in the ongoing title race with Rangers.
The club have confirmed this afternoon that they have received 7,258 tickets for sale priced at £30 for adults, £20 for concessions (16-18, 65+, full-time students) and £10 for U16s.
All season ticket holders who attended two or more away games during the 2022/23 season will be eligible to purchase a brief.
In addition, there will be a random ballot for season ticket holders who attended one away fixture last term, filling out the rest of the allocation.
All eligible supporters are said to have been contacted by e-mail and they will have until 2pm on Thursday March 21st to take up the offer.
Title race heating up for Celtic
With just eight games remaining in a tight title race, nobody will want to miss out on any Celtic matches at the moment regardless of where in the country they are playing.
The trip to Livingston is a good chance for supporters who aren’t usually eligible for an allocation to see the team on the road, given the generous amount on offer to travelling fans.
There will be more Celtic fans at the match than Livingston supporters, who are fighting relegation.
Having moved top over the weekend, albeit with one more game played, the Bhoys could well have dropped back down to second place by the time kick-off comes around in West Lothian.
Rangers play Hibs at home on Saturday 29th March, before Brendan Rodgers’ team are featured in the TV lunchtime kick-off a day later.
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