CELTIC are meeting their rivals, The Rangers, in the Viaplay Cup Final on the 26th of February.
The Hoops will likely receive about 20,000 tickets for the match, priced from £39-£49, the SPFL has confirmed on Tuesday afternoon. These are better priced than what the clubs advertise them for league matches but are significantly higher than the semi-final price, that ranged from £28-£33, and are still quite expensive.
🆕 The SPFL have announced ticket prices for next month's Viaplay Cup Final between Rangers and Celtic at Hampden 🎟️
Adult briefs start at £39, with South Stand seats costing £49 💷 pic.twitter.com/C1S84KcORo
— Football Scotland ⚽️🏴 (@Football_Scot) January 17, 2023
Tickets will be few and far between, with a massive demand for any match at Hampden, never mind a Glasgow Derby final. The home cup ticket scheme ballot will likely decide the outcome of who gets a brief.
Celtic are looking to defend their trophy, the first piece of silverware that Ange Postecoglou picked up as manager of the Glasgow side. It was also most of the player’s first trophy in green and white, and it turned out to be a real turning point in the Hoops’ season, with belief that the side could kick on and win the league that season.
