The dates and times for the Scottish Cup Semi-finals have today been finalised, with the TV selections and ticket information also confirmed by the Scottish FA.
Celtic’s Scottish Cup semi-final against theRangers will take place at Hampden on Sunday 30 April with the match kick-off at 1.30pm with the game being shown live on subscription channel Viaplay.
The day before, on Saturday 29 April, Falkirk take on Inverness Caledonian Thistle in the first semi-final. That match will kick off at 12:15pm, and will be live on BBC One Scotland and Viaplay.
Scottish Cup Semi-final fixtures
Falkirk v Inverness Caledonian Thistle: Saturday, 29 April, kick-off 12:15pm (Live on Viaplay and BBC One Scotland)
theRangers v Celtic: Sunday, 30 April, kick-off 1:30pm (Live on Viaplay)
Ticket information for Celtic Supporters, as announced by the Scottish FA on their official website is as follows:
South Stand Lower Section I: Adults £38. Over 65 / Under-16 £18
South Stand Upper Section H: Adults £38. Over 65 / Under-16 £18
North Stand Section D: Adults £38. Over 65 / Under-16 £18
East Stand Sections F+G: Adults £28. Over 65 / Under-16 £13
North Stand Wheelchair Users: Adults £20. Over 65 / Under-16 £10
South Stand Wheelchair Users: Adults £15. Over 65 / Under-16 £8
East Stand Wheelchair Users: Adults £10. Over 65 / Under-16 £8
Celtic have played theRangers three times already this season and will also take them on in the Scottish Premiership ahead of this Scottish Cup semi-final with the league match taking place at Celtic Park on 8 April.
Back in September Celtic ran out emphatic winners with a 4-0 win in the league at Celtic Park and the two sides met again at the start of January sharing the spoils in a 2-2 draw at Ibrox, a result that suited Celtic much better than theRangers who were hoping to eat into Celtic’s nine points advantage in the league.
Then on 26 February the venue was Hampden and the occasion was the League Cup Final. Two goals from Kyogo gave Celtic the advantage and although theRangers did pull one back the Cup ended up back at Paradise.
theRangers won the Scottish Cup last season for the first time in their history and will be desperate to retain it in order to prevent Ange Postecoglou’s side from going on to win a Treble, with their chances of challenging for the league seemingly fading away with each relentless Celtic victory. They certainly talk a good game ahead of meetings with Celtic but it’s Ange Postecoglou’s side who are top of the league, with one trophy in the cabinet and with an unbeaten record in Glasgow Derby matches this season as Celtic have been content to do their talking on the park.
📅 Our #ScottishCup Semi-Final against Rangers will take place at Hampden on Sunday, April 30 – with a kick-off time of 1.30pm.
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The dates and kick-off times for the Men's Scottish Cup Semi-Finals have been confirmed.#ScottishCup
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