CELTIC will have the chance to wrap up the league when they travel to Tynecastle on Saturday 7th of May, in a 14.15 kick-off, which will be shown on Sky Sports.
Celtic fans inside the stadium before the match REUTERS/Russell Cheyne
If three points are collected from the capital, Celtic will be crowned champions for the second consecutive season.
Then, the following weekend, Celtic travel to Ibrox on Saturday, 13th of May, to face their rivals, in a 12.30 kick-off. If Celtic are champions by this match, which they likely will be, will they receive a guard of honour?
Celtic get their first home fixture of the split in the third round of fixtures, welcoming St Mirren to Parkhead on Saturday 20th of May. The kick-off is in its usual slot of 3 pm.
The midweek game will be another trip to the capital to face Lee Johnson’s Hibs on Wednesday, 24th May.
Celtic will then lift the league trophy after they face Aberdeen on the last day of the season. The fixture that opened the season will be played to bring it to an end, in a 12.30 kick-off.
So, to confirm, these are Celtic’s post-split fixtures.
- Hearts (A) Sun, May 7, 14.15 [Live on Sky Sports]
- The Rangers (A) Sat, May 13, 12.30 [Live on Sky Sports]
- St Mirren (H) Sat, May 20, 15.00
- Hibs (A) Wed, May 24, 19.45 [Live on Sky Sports]
- Aberdeen (H), May 27, 12.30 [Live on Sky Sports]
🗓️ The @spfl have announced the post-split #cinchPrem fixtures.
A first look at our final five games 🍀⤵️ pic.twitter.com/jafi4RkXRS
— Celtic Football Club (@CelticFC) April 25, 2023
