After earning their first Champions League point of the season against Atletico Madrid on Wednesday, Celtic will be eager to continue their plausible form into the Scottish Premiership.

For the second weekend in a row, the Celts face a trip through to the capital. This time around, they are due to face Hibernian.

A similar result to last weekend’s would be greatly welcomed by the support. Ahead of the match, CeltsAreHere tells you everything you need to know.

Where and When

Celtic face Hibernian this Saturday the 28th of October at 3 pm UK time. 

TV and Stream

Across the UK and Ireland, there is a TV blackout for this one. Sky or TNT won’t be showing this one, and there is unfortunately no pay-per-view option. Celtic TV will stream the game but for viewers outside of the UK and Ireland.

Who Is In Charge?

Alan Muir is refereeing this one, and his assistants are set to be Dougie Potter and Jonathan Bell. Matthew MacDermid is the fourth official whilst Don Robertson and Alan Mulvanny will be in control of VAR. 

Team News 

Reo Hatate came off midweek against Atletico with a hamstring issue. Brendan Rodgers has yet to comment on the condition of the Japanese midfielder, although one would imagine he won’t be in for this one going by the type of injury he sustained.

Liel Abada and Stephen Welsh remain out and it doesn’t seem likely Marco Tilio will be playing for the Hoops any time soon.

Maik Nawrocki, who has not been included for a while, could return here after Rodgers revealed last week that he was training with the first team throughout the international break.

Although there are a few problems with injuries in the team at the minute, on the whole, the Irish gaffer has a sizeable and talented squad to pick from.

Going through to Leith is no easy task and in his first spell in charge of Celtic, Rodgers never won at Easter Road. Three losses in three visits is a record the double-treble-winning boss will be keen to improve on this weekend.