Is Kilmarnock vs Celtic on TV? Kick-off time, live stream, team news, referee & VAR

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Celtic make a quick return to league action this weekend when they play Kilmarnock in the Scottish Premiership.

After making a strong start domestically, the Hoops were beaten for the first time under Martin O’Neill after Celtic lost 3-1 against Midtjylland.

Keeping within touching distance of Hearts is important heading into the international break, and with a nine-point gap to make up, they can’t afford to drop any more points.

The last meeting between the two teams finished 2-1 to the Hoops after Kelechi Iheanacho scored a stoppage-time penalty on his debut to bring all three points back from Ayrshire.

A much more comfortable outcome will be expected this time, and ahead of the game, 67 Hail Hail has everything you need to know before Celtic vs Kilmarnock.

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What time does Celtic vs Kilmarnock kick off?

Celtic host Kilmarnock on Sunday 9 November at Parkhead, with kick-off at 4:00PM GMT.

Is Kilmarnock vs Celtic on TV?

No, Celtic vs Kilmarnock isn’t on TV in the UK as it was not selected for broadcast.

Celtic fans living inside the UK and Ireland cannot watch the Scottish Premiership clash live via their Celtic TV subscriptions, but audio commentary is available.

Fans outside the UK and Ireland will be able to watch it live.

Celtic team news

Callum Osmand is out after he was stretchered off against Midtjylland with O’Neill confirming that, barring a major turn of events, he won’t be ready to return.

Arne Engels also went off injured and could be a doubt for the game.

They join Alistair Johnston and Iheanacho on the sidelines, along with the two long-term absentees in Jota and Cameron Carter-Vickers.

Who is the referee and VAR for Celtic vs Kilmarnock?

Don Robertson is the referee appointed for the game on Sunday afternoon.

Calum Spence and Sean Carr are the two linesmen present, while working on VAR will be Greg Aitken and his assistant Ross Hardie.

This will be Robertson’s fourth time officiating the Hoops this season after being the man in the middle for the opening day win against St Mirren and goalless draws against Rangers and Hibernian.