Celtic vs Celta Vigo: TV channel, live stream, kick-off time and Europa League details
Celtic return to Europa League action on Thursday night as Martin O’Neill’s side welcome Spanish outfit Celta Vigo to Parkhead in a crucial European encounter.
The Scottish champions are searching for their first points of the league phase following successive defeats to Ferencvaros and Benfica.
However, Celtic head into the fixture with renewed confidence after Sunday’s emphatic 7-1 victory over Hearts, with O’Neill hoping his side can carry that attacking momentum into Europe.
Celta Vigo have also endured a difficult start to their continental campaign, suffering defeats against Omonia Nicosia and Juventus.
The La Liga outfit will be backed by a record-breaking travelling support of 3,000 fans at Celtic Park, adding to what promises to be an electric atmosphere in Glasgow.
Here is everything you need to know ahead of Celtic’s Europa League clash with Celta Vigo.
When is Celtic vs Celta Vigo?
Celtic face Celta Vigo on Thursday, October 22, at Celtic Park in Glasgow.
Kick-off is scheduled for 8pm UK time.
Is Celtic vs Celta Vigo on TV?
Yes, Celtic’s Europa League encounter with Celta Vigo will be broadcast live in the UK on TNT Sports.
The broadcaster holds the exclusive UK television rights to the UEFA Europa League.
Can I live stream Celtic vs Celta Vigo?
UK subscribers can watch the match live through the discovery+ app, which is available across smartphones, tablets, smart TVs, gaming consoles and web browsers.
Celtic TV international subscribers outside the UK and Ireland can also watch the fixture live through their subscriptions.
Supporters in the UK and Ireland with Celtic TV subscriptions will have access to live audio commentary from Celtic Park.
What is Celtic’s Europa League form?
Celtic have yet to register a point in this season’s Europa League after defeats to Ferencvaros and Benfica in their opening two fixtures.
Celta Vigo are in an identical position, having lost their first two matches against Omonia Nicosia and Juventus.
With both clubs desperate to get off the mark, Thursday’s meeting could prove pivotal in determining their prospects of reaching the knockout stages.
