Celtic will host a live screening of Sunday’s Premier Sports Cup clash with Rangers at Celtic Park.
The Hoops travel to Ibrox on September 13 for a 12pm kick-off, with Celtic Park Events opening the Kerrydale Bar for supporters who want to watch the game together.
Doors will open at 10:30am, with alcohol served from 11am ahead of kick-off.
Tickets also include a half-time pie, while Liam McGrandles will provide entertainment after the final whistle.
Celtic have used the Kerrydale for selected away screenings in the past, particularly for high-profile fixtures such as Glasgow derbies and European games.
It is not something the club does for every away match, but Sunday’s fixture is an obvious one to stage at Celtic Park given the demand around the derby.
The cup meeting comes at the start of a huge spell for Martin O’Neill’s side.
Celtic face Rangers at Ibrox on Sunday before the two clubs meet again in the Premiership at Celtic Park the following weekend.
The Kerrydale has regularly proved popular when Celtic have opened it for major away fixtures, with supporters able to watch the game at the stadium rather than at home.
Sunday’s screening gives fans another way to take in the first derby of the season, with the club now taking bookings ahead of the lunchtime kick-off.
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