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    A Boxing Day victory for Brendan Rodgers as SPFL release fixture list

    David FauldsBy David FauldsJune 27, 2024No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Brendan Rodgers prior to the Scottish Premiership match between Celtic and theRangers at Celtic Park Stadium on May 11, 2024 (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images)
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    The SPFL this morning released the Scottish Premiership fixture list for season 2024-25. As Champions Celtic open the campaign at home, and this time around the visitors are Derek McInnes’ Kilmarnock side. And there’s a rare Boxing Day treat for Celtic this year, thanks to the intervention of Brendan Rodgers.

    We’re at Easter Road the following week then away to St Mirren before home matches against theRangers and Hearts followed by trips to Perth and Dingwall to take in St Johnstone and Ross County. After that we play Aberdeen at home, Motherwell away then the two Dundee sides at Celtic Park (Dundee first then United).

    The second Glasgow Derby of the season is provisionally set to be played at Ibrox on 2nd January 2025 subject to their stadium being re-opened by then!

    You will note too that Brendan Rodgers pulling the SPFL up for always having Celtic playing away in the Boxing Day game has had an impact and this year we’re actually at home on 26 December where Motherwell are the visitors. Another little victory for the Celtic boss!

    Here are Celtic’s fixtures for the new season, and remember many will change dates, kick-off times etc due to television broadcast deals and also changes due to European football dates.

    CELTIC’S SCOTTISH PEMIERSHIP FIXTURES – SEASON 2024/25

    Sunday 4 August: CELTIC v Kilmarnock (4.30 Sky Sports)

    Sunday 11 August: Hibs v CELTIC (12.30 Sky Sports)

    Saturday 24 August: St. Mirren v CELTIC (3)

    Saturday 31 August: CELTIC v Rangers (3)

    Saturday 14 September: CELTIC v Hearts (3)

    Saturday 28 September: St. Johnstone v CELTIC (3)

    Saturday 5 October: Ross County v CELTIC (3)

    Saturday 19 October: CELTIC v Aberdeen (3)

    Saturday 26 October: Motherwell v CELTIC (3)

    Wednesday 30 October: CELTIC v Dundee (7.45)

    Saturday 2 November: CELTIC v Dundee United (3)

    Saturday 11 November: Kilmarnock v CELTIC (3)

    Saturday 23 November: Hearts v CELTIC (3)

    Saturday 30 November: CELTIC v Ross County (3)

    Wednesday 4 December: Aberdeen v CELTIC (7.45)

    Saturday 7 December: CELTIC v Hibs (3)

    Saturday 14 December: Dundee v CELTIC (3)

    Saturday 21 December: Dundee United v CELTIC (3)

    Thursday 26 December: CELTIC v Motherwell (3)

    Sunday 29 December: CELTIC v St. Johnstone (3)

    Thursday 2 January 2025: Rangers v CELTIC (3 Sky Sports)

    Sunday 5 January: CELTIC v St. Mirren (3)

    Saturday 11 January: Ross County v CELTIC (3)

    Saturday 25 January: CELTIC v Dundee (3)

    Saturday 1 February: Motherwell v CELTIC (3)

    Saturday 15 February: CELTIC v Dundee United (3)

    Saturday 22 February: Hibs v CELTIC (3)

    Wednesday 26 February: CELTIC v Aberdeen (7.45)

    Saturday 1 March: St. Mirren v CELTIC (3)

    Saturday 15 March: CELTIC v Rangers (3)

    Saturday 29 March: CELTIC v Hearts (3)

    Saturday 5 April: St. Johnstone v CELTIC (3)

    Saturday 12 April: CELTIC v Kilmarnock (3)

    POST-SPLIT DATES

    Saturday 26 April

    Saturday 3 May

    Saturday 10 May

    Wednesday 14 May

    Saturday May 17

    Sunday May 18

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    David Faulds

    Founder and editor on Celtic Shorts and publisher on dozens of top quality Celtic books including those on celticstarbooks.com. Publisher on The Celtic Star ahead of its sale. Earliest Celtic memories are a win over East Fife at Celtic Park and the 4-1 League Cup loss to Partick Thistle as a 6 year old. Best game? Easy 4-2, 1979 when Ten Men Won the League. Email me if you'd like to get involved. editor@celticshorts.com

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