Celtic confirm Paradise broadcast option ahead of home return

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Celtic have announced a broadcast option for supporters hoping to tune into next week’s Scottish Premiership clash at Paradise against Livingston.

A pay-per-view option has been made available by the club, with fans from across the United Kingdom now able to tune into the Bhoys Celtic Park return.

Ange Postecoglou’s side will be back in competitive action this weekend for the first time in over a month, facing Aberdeen at Pittodrie.

Following Saturday’s trip up North, the Parkhead faithful won’t have to wait long to watch the side in action once again.

The Bhoys return to Paradise for the first time since the 12th of November when they take on Livingston this coming Wednesday (21st) in the rescheduled clash.

Usually, supporters based inside the United Kingdom would be struggling to catch the Hoops in action at Celtic Park.

However, Celtic has announced that there will be a pay-per-view option for next Wednesday’s game as the Hoops get welcomed back under the Parkhead lights.

For fans hoping to tune into the game, the stream will cost £12.99, as Postecoglou’s side aims to keep up their impressive run of form on the domestic front.

I am sure supporters will still be familiar with the PPV system that was on offer by the majority of clubs during the 2020/21 season and partly during last campaign too.

After a month-long wait to see the team in action, I am sure all Celtic fans from across the globe are buzzing to see competitive football return to Glasgow.

The World Cup has provided us with some great entertainment. But there aren’t many better feelings than watching your club in action.

For those who can’t make it along to the East End of Glasgow next Wednesday night, there is now the option to watch the Hoops at home.

All the broadcast details for Celtic’s up-and-coming games can be found here, with plenty of festive action to keep us busy over Christmas and New Year.

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