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Motherwell v Celtic – Team News, Referee Details, KO Time & Where to Watch

Motherwell v Celtic – Team News, Referee Details, KO Time & Where to Watch

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Celtic return to Premiership action this afternoon with a trip to Fir Park as Martin O’Neill looks to return to winning ways after a worrying run of results before the international break.

The Scottish Champions have suffered three consecutive defeats, including two against Rangers and a disappointing Europa League loss to Ferencváros.

With Benfica awaiting in Lisbon on Thursday before Hearts visit Celtic Park next weekend, tomorrow’s encounter represents the beginning of another demanding period for O’Neill and his players.

Fir Park was the scene of a dramatic moment in the final stretch of last season, with Celtic scoring an injury time penalty to take the title to the final day against Hearts. A big effort is needed today as Celtic look to reclaim top spot from Rangers.

Team News

Kieran Tierney has declared himself fit after withdrawing from international duty to recover from a persistent injury problem. The Scotland international returned to training this week and is available for selection.

There is also encouraging news regarding Jota, who completed 45 minutes against Falkirk in a behind-closed-doors friendly. O’Neill has confirmed that the Portuguese winger could feature at Fir Park, potentially making his first competitive appearance in almost 18 months.

Cameron Carter-Vickers remains a fitness concern after managing a strain, while Yang Hyun-jun has also been troubled by a hamstring problem. Benjamin Nygren’s availability requires assessment following his withdrawal from Sweden’s international squad through illness.

Alistair Johnston and Callum Osmand continue their respective recoveries, although neither is expected to be rushed back into competitive action.

Match Officials

The Scottish FA has appointed Steven McLean as referee for tomorrow afternoon’s Premiership encounter at Fir Park.

McLean will be assisted by Jonathan Bell and Ross Nelson, with George Calder appointed as fourth official.

Don Robertson will oversee VAR duties, assisted by Calum Scott.

Kick-off Time

Motherwell v Celtic kicks off at 12 noon, Sunday 11 October, at Fir Park.

Celtic will be looking to record their first competitive victory since defeating St Johnstone in September and maintain their position at the top of the Premiership.

Where to Watch

Tomorrow’s match will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Football, with coverage beginning at 11am, an hour before kick-off.

Celtic supporters based outside Britain and Ireland can watch the match live through CelticPlayer, with coverage beginning at 11.45am.

Subscribers within Britain and Ireland can access live audio commentary through CelticPlayer, while a full match replay will be available to subscribers later on Sunday.

The match is also available through Sky Go for eligible Sky Sports subscribers.

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Motherwell v Celtic – Team News, Referee Details, KO Time & Where to Watch