Livingston v Celtic: Experienced referee appointed for Saturday’s game

Celtic have discovered who will referee Saturday’s game against Livingston. Brendan Rodgers’ side travel to West Lothian as part of the next run of away fixtures and it will be John Beaton that has the whistle in the middle of the park.

The Scottish FA confirmed the appointments on Tuesday with Beaton set to take the whistle.

Frank Connor and Craig Ferguson will be running the line as Assistant Referees.

Craig Napier will be working as Fourth Official at the Tony Macaroni Arena.

At Clydesdale House in Glasgow, Steven McLean is on VAR duties. McLean is joined by AVAR Andrew McWilliam.

19th December 2021; Hampden Park, Glasgow, Scotland; Scottish League Cup final, Hibernian versus Celtic: Referee John Beaton

Beaton returns to referee the Scottish Champions in his first appointment of the season. It is a game in which Celtic will look to use to bounce back in after the disappointing result in the UEFA Champions League opener against Feyenoord in Rotterdam.

David Martindale’s Livi are in the middle of a difficult spell off the pitch with the Glasgow-born manager admitting that he and his wife had put money into the club. Although, it is always a difficult place to go because of Martindale’s ability to build tough, robust teams.

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Born just as Celtic were stopping the Ten, Lubo98 follows Celtic home and away and helps run his local Celtic Supporters Club. He goes to all the games and is a Law Graduate. Has a particular fondness for Tom Rogic among the current Celts and both Lubo and Henrik form his earliest Celtic memories.

2 Comments

  1. Anthony Mcquade on

    Hopefully if a free kick at edge of the area is awarded against us on Saturday the “ the coach “ will not put the Smallest player , who has a dicky shoulder , on the edge of the wall

  2. Scottish football in a microcosm. The richest club in the country playing a club with a plastic pitch, a Lego stadium and with a manager and his wife trying to keep the club afloat by donating their income.

    And some fans criticise our top players for wanting to play in a better league after spending a couple of years up here helping us to win trophies.