Celtic has announced the sale of tickets for their highly anticipated final away game of the season against Kilmarnock at Rugby Park. This match, potentially a pivotal moment in Celtic’s title campaign, has been scheduled as the season’s penultimate clash. The allocation and sale details were confirmed Tuesday afternoon, with availability restricted to a select group of supporters boasting decent away game credentials.
This season, Rugby Park has proven to be a challenging venue for Celtic, adding historical weight to the upcoming encounter. Under the leadership of Brendan Rodgers, Celtic has faced setbacks at this ground, including a critical knockout in the League Cup and a defeat in the SPFL by Derek McInnes’ Kilmarnock.
The significance of the match remains uncertain as Celtic prepares for two critical home games against Hearts and Rangers in the coming weeks. The outcomes of these matches could position the Kilmarnock game as either a potential league title clincher or, conversely, a match that could dash their championship hopes.
The club has disclosed that a limited ticket allocation of 3,835 seats is available, which is lower than usual. Eligibility for purchasing tickets is limited to season ticket holders who attended at least seven away games during the 2022/23 season.
As excitement builds, the limited ticket availability has transformed this into a ‘golden ticket’ event for Celtic fans, many of whom are eager to witness their team possibly making history. The clamour for tickets is huge.
Closed shop. Tickets for life for the SLO’s chums.
No chance of being at 7 away games if club only allow you to apply for away tickets at Livingston only.