Celtic’s Champions League campaign kicks off on Tuesday evening when the Bhoys travel to Rotterdam. Brendan Rodgers will want to get his side off to the perfect start on the continent this season ahead of his first home Champions League game back in charge of the Hoops in two weeks’ time.
Lazio come to Parkhead on matchday two, and ahead of the match, it has been confirmed there will be no tifo courtesy of the North Curve. This will be the case for every home Champions League clash this campaign, the Ultras group confirmed in their most recent newsletter.
The official newsletter was posted on X and read: “Despite not being (in) unfamiliar territory over a 17-year course, it is particularly frustrating that for the second year in a row, the club will obstruct tifos in the Champions League – a stage where the team needs every possible advantage and full support from the crowd.”
It will be frustrating for the Green Brigade that the club is looking to block tifos from transpiring, particularly on the biggest stage of them all, the Champions League. We may still see single-section displays in the North Curve, though, much like the ones last season in Europe.
