Celtic have today revealed how many tickets they have received for the Premier Sports Cup match against Ross County at the end of the month.
It was announced that the Staggies would be increasing the away supports allocation due to a poor uptake in ticket sales from their home support at the game ten days ago.
Celtic fans will occupy the whole of the north and east stand in the stadium as the extra allocation is trialed.
Celtic were rampant and won the match 3-1 with goals coming from Kyogo, Jenz and Abada and will be hoping for a similar result when they next make the journey north.
This time around, the Scottish champions will have more of their supporters in the ground with it being revealed that the Hoops have been handed an allocation of 2,957 tickets [@CelticFCTickets].
To put that in context that is an extra 1,558 tickets which will be a welcome sight to the Hoops team to have more Celtic supporters in the ground.
It also means that County will be likely to profiteer with extra punters in the ground with tickets priced at a reasonable £20 as this is a cup match.
Unlike the last match this game will likely be shown live on Premier Sports and it is hoped that if the trial of a bigger allocation goes well that Celtic will continue to receive a higher volume of tickets for visits to Dingwall.
