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Glasgow football tickets 2026-27: Celtic and Rangers at home

Celtic Park and Ibrox · SPFL and UEFA fixtures checked 10 October 2026 · one alert per match

Two clubs, two grounds and, since 1985-86, every Scottish league title between them: Glasgow is shaped by football like few cities in Europe. This guide lists the 26 home fixtures still to come at Celtic Park and Ibrox in 2026-27 – 14 for Celtic and 12 for Rangers – from Saturday 24 October 2026 to Saturday 10 April 2027, with the status of each date and a free alert when a sale opens or a kick-off is fixed. One point before you plan anything: the Scottish Premiership only publishes its first 33 rounds, so the games played after the split in spring 2027 will be added once the SPFL releases them.

Glasgow football tickets in 2026-27: where Celtic and Rangers stand

Celtic Park: Glasgow football tickets for the reigning champions

Celtic won the 2025-26 Premiership, their 56th league title, and the Scottish Cup, their 43rd, in a season that went through Brendan Rodgers, Wilfried Nancy and two spells of Martin O’Neill, who has been manager since 5 January 2026. Callum McGregor is still captain, but the squad has changed: Kasper Schmeichel retired, Daizen Maeda left for Ipswich Town, Arne Engels for West Ham United and Reo Hatate for Burnley, while Camilo Durán arrived from Qarabağ, Kasper Høgh from Bodø/Glimt and Haissem Hassan from Real Oviedo. Celtic were top after seven league games with 18 points, but went out of the Champions League play-off to LASK, 5-4 on aggregate after extra time, so Parkhead hosts Europa League football instead: Celtic v Beşiktaş (5 November); Celtic v Marseille (21 January).

Ibrox: Glasgow football tickets for a rebuilt Rangers

Rangers finished third in 2025-26 without a trophy and changed manager again in the summer: Derek McInnes arrived from Heart of Midlothian on 17 June 2026 after Danny Röhl left for Red Bull Salzburg. Lawrence Shankland, signed on a free from Hearts, is the new captain, and the club paid for Kevin Kelsy (£9m from Portland Timbers), Kim Min-su (£8.5m from Girona) and Ivor Pandur (£6m from Hull City); James Tavernier left for Maccabi Tel Aviv at the end of his contract. Europe went wrong – out against Jagiellonia Białystok, then Jablonec on penalties – so there is no European night at Ibrox this season. At home it has gone better: second after seven games with 16 points, a 3-0 League Cup win over Celtic and a League Cup semi-final against Aberdeen at Hampden Park.

Why Glasgow football tickets follow the Scottish calendar

33 rounds, then the split: Glasgow football tickets you cannot plan yet

The Premiership has 12 clubs. After 33 rounds the table splits into two groups of six for five more games each, and those fixtures are only drawn up once the 33rd round is played. Each club will probably get at least two more home games in spring 2027. The same applies to the Scottish Cup, which Celtic and Rangers enter in the fourth round in January 2027, and to any Europa League knockout tie at Celtic Park: all will appear here once the draw or the qualification is confirmed.

Sunday moves and TV picks for Glasgow football tickets

European Thursdays push Celtic’s league games back to Sunday. Hearts at Celtic Park moved to weekend of 12 February to 15 February 2027, day to be confirmed, Kilmarnock to Sunday 8 November 2026, Hibernian to Sunday 13 December 2026 and Falkirk to Sunday 31 January 2027. TV picks can move other games too, and Rangers v Aberdeen was pushed to a Tuesday night, Tuesday 24 November 2026, because of the League Cup semi-final.

Face-value Glasgow football tickets: how each club sells

Celtic: Glasgow football tickets through a Digital Account

Celtic sells through its e-ticketing service, reached from celticfc.com, and through the ticket office at the stadium. Buying online requires a Celtic FC Digital Account, and season tickets are sold directly by the club and are non-transferable. The club is clear: the tickets it honours are those bought through its own e-ticketing, ticket office and listed partners.

Rangers: Glasgow football tickets with MyGers and Seatsub

Rangers sells on tickets.rangers.co.uk, its official ticketing site. The 2026-27 membership scheme is called MyGers, and season-ticket holders who cannot attend can release their seat through Seatsub, the resale link on the same site – the club-run way to pick up a seat that a regular has given up for the day. Entry is by mobile e-ticket or season-ticket smartcard.

Which Glasgow football tickets are the realistic targets

The Old Firm, Celtic’s European nights and the festive fixtures are in a league of their own. For a first visit, look instead at the midweek games – Celtic v Dundee United on Wednesday 28 October 2026, Rangers v Dundee United around weekend of 1 December to 3 December 2026, day to be confirmed and Rangers v Dundee on Wednesday 30 December 2026 – and at the visits of St Johnstone, promoted as Championship winners, and Falkirk.

Glasgow football tickets and resale law in Scotland

On ticket touting, Scots law is not English law. The offence in section 166 of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994, used against touts in England, extends to England and Wales only, and Scotland has no general statutory offence for reselling a football ticket. Other rules still apply: under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, anyone reselling through a secondary platform must state the seat or area, any restriction and the face value; selling in the street can require a street trader’s licence under the Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982; and each club’s ticket conditions decide whether a resold ticket gets you through the turnstile. The safe order never changes: the club’s own sale first; official return schemes second.

Glasgow football tickets: every home date at Parkhead and Ibrox

DateMatchCompetitionKick-offTickets
24 Oct 2026Rangers v St JohnstoneScottish Premiership15:00
28 Oct 2026Celtic v Dundee UnitedScottish Premiership19:45
5 Nov 2026Celtic v BeşiktaşUEFA Europa League20:00
8 Nov 2026Celtic v KilmarnockScottish Premiership16:00
21 Nov 2026Celtic v St MirrenScottish Premiership15:00
24 Nov 2026Rangers v AberdeenScottish Premiership20:00
28 Nov 2026Rangers v FalkirkScottish Premiership15:00
2 Dec 2026*Rangers v Dundee UnitedScottish PremiershipTBC
5 Dec 2026*Celtic v St JohnstoneScottish PremiershipTBC
13 Dec 2026Celtic v HibernianScottish PremiershipTBC
20 Dec 2026Rangers v HeartsScottish PremiershipTBC
26 Dec 2026Celtic v MotherwellScottish Premiership15:00
30 Dec 2026Rangers v DundeeScottish Premiership19:45
3 Jan 2027Rangers v CelticScottish Premiership12:00
9 Jan 2027*Celtic v DundeeScottish PremiershipTBC
21 Jan 2027Celtic v MarseilleUEFA Europa League20:00
23 Jan 2027*Rangers v St JohnstoneScottish PremiershipTBC
31 Jan 2027Celtic v FalkirkScottish PremiershipTBC
3 Feb 2027*Rangers v KilmarnockScottish PremiershipTBC
13 Feb 2027*Celtic v HeartsScottish PremiershipTBC
20 Feb 2027*Rangers v St MirrenScottish PremiershipTBC
27 Feb 2027*Celtic v RangersScottish PremiershipTBC
13 Mar 2027*Rangers v MotherwellScottish PremiershipTBC
20 Mar 2027*Celtic v AberdeenScottish PremiershipTBC
3 Apr 2027*Rangers v HibernianScottish PremiershipTBC
10 Apr 2027*Celtic v Dundee UnitedScottish PremiershipTBC

Kick-off times appear only once confirmed by the SPFL, UEFA or the clubs (otherwise TBC); sources: spfl.co.uk, UEFA, BBC Sport and club sites, checked on 10 October 2026. An asterisk (*) means only the round’s weekend or midweek slot is fixed, not the exact day.

Celtic Park: a ground guide for Glasgow football tickets

Celtic have played on this site, off London Road in Parkhead, since 20 August 1892, and supporters still call the ground Parkhead or Paradise. The all-seater rebuild driven by Fergus McCann ran from 1994 to 1998 – Celtic spent 1994-95 at Hampden Park – and left a 60,411-seat bowl, the largest football stadium in Scotland and the eighth-largest in the UK. Its record crowd, 83,500, came against Rangers on 1 January 1938, and in July 2014 it staged the opening ceremony of the Commonwealth Games.

Choosing a stand with Glasgow football tickets at Celtic Park

  • North Stand – about 27,000 seats on two tiers, the upper one partly cantilevered over the Eastern Necropolis, with 18 executive boxes in between.
  • Lisbon Lions Stand (east) – opened in 1996 and renamed in 2000 after the 1967 European Cup winners; it holds the 2,975-seat rail-seating section installed in July 2016, the first in a British football stadium, and the away fans in its south-east corner.
  • Jock Stein Stand (west) – about 13,000 seats, opened in 1998 with a friendly against Liverpool to complete the rebuild.
  • Main Stand (south) – the oldest part, built in 1929, just under 8,000 seats, with the statues of Brother Walfrid, Jimmy Johnstone, Jock Stein and Billy McNeill outside.

Getting to Celtic Park with Glasgow football tickets

Dalmarnock and Bridgeton stations, on trains from Glasgow Central and Argyle Street, are both within half a mile; Dalmarnock is about a ten-minute walk. Bellgrove, on trains from Queen Street, is about a mile away. First Glasgow buses 2, 61, 64, 240 and 255 run from the city centre to the Forge Shopping Centre on the Gallowgate, a mile from the ground. The club’s Lisbon Lions 1 car park, entered from Janefield Street, is first come first served at £8, card only; for a 3pm kick-off the stadium opens at 1.30pm, and all pyrotechnics are banned.

Ibrox Stadium: a ground guide for Glasgow football tickets

Ibrox opened on 30 December 1899 as Ibrox Park, became Ibrox Stadium in 1997 and now holds 51,700. Its story includes the British record crowd for a league match – 118,567 against Celtic in January 1939 – and two disasters, in 1902 and 1971, after which the ground was rebuilt as an all-seater by 1981. It stood in for Hampden as the venue for Scotland internationals and cup finals in the 1990s and hosted rugby sevens at the 2014 Commonwealth Games.

Choosing a stand with Glasgow football tickets at Ibrox

  • Bill Struth Main Stand (south) – Archibald Leitch’s 1928 red-brick facade, Category B listed; three tiers since the Club Deck was added in 1991, about 21,000 seats.
  • Copland Road Stand (east) – just over 8,000 seats, completed in 1979, the traditional Rangers end, which the team normally attacks in the second half.
  • Sandy Jardine Stand (north) – two tiers completed in 1981, formerly the Govan Stand.
  • Broomloan Road Stand (west) – completed in 1980; visiting fans are normally placed in its corner with the Sandy Jardine Stand.

Getting to Ibrox with Glasgow football tickets

The Subway is the simplest route: Ibrox and Cessnock stations both serve the stadium, but the Subway closes at 6pm on Sundays, which matters after a Sunday kick-off. First Glasgow 9 and 9A run from the city centre to Paisley Road West in about 13 minutes, with fares from £2.65, and Central and Queen Street stations are both about two miles away. No general supporter parking can be bought on matchdays, the roads near junction 23 of the M8 are congested, turnstiles open 90 minutes before kick-off and the ground is cashless.

The Old Firm: Glasgow football tickets for the derby

Celtic and Rangers first met in a friendly on 28 May 1888, Celtic winning 5-2. Wikipedia now counts 454 meetings: 174 Rangers wins, 172 Celtic wins and 108 draws, a gap of two games after 138 years. The biggest win is still Celtic’s 7-1 in the 1957 League Cup final, and the two clubs hold 111 league titles, 77 Scottish Cups and 50 League Cups between them. This season has gone to Rangers so far: 3-0 in the League Cup quarter-final at Ibrox on 13 September, then 1-0 at Celtic Park a week later, in front of 59,650, the highest crowd of the Scottish season.

Glasgow football tickets for the next two Old Firm games

Next comes Rangers v Celtic at Ibrox on Sunday 3 January 2027, then Celtic v Rangers at Celtic Park on weekend of 26 February to 1 March 2027, day to be confirmed. For both, expect official seats to go to season-ticket holders and members, with little or nothing left for a public sale. Away allocations have been cut back in recent seasons, often to none, and the 2026-27 arrangement has not been confirmed.

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Glasgow football tickets: your questions answered

How many home games do Glasgow football tickets cover in 2026-27?

26 so far: 14 at Celtic Park and 12 at Ibrox, up to the last pre-split round on Saturday 10 April 2027. Post-split games, Scottish Cup ties and any Celtic Europa League knockout matches will be added when they are confirmed.

Which Glasgow football tickets include European football this season?

Only Celtic’s: they play the Europa League league phase at Celtic Park (Celtic v Beşiktaş (5 November); Celtic v Marseille (21 January)). Rangers were knocked out in the qualifying rounds, so Ibrox has no European game in 2026-27.

Where are Glasgow football tickets sold at face value?

Through the clubs only: Celtic’s e-ticketing on celticfc.com and its stadium ticket office (a Celtic FC Digital Account is needed online), and tickets.rangers.co.uk for Rangers, with MyGers Membership and the Seatsub resale link.

Can I get Glasgow football tickets for the Old Firm?

Very rarely without a season ticket or membership history. The next derbies are at Ibrox on Sunday 3 January 2027 and at Celtic Park on weekend of 26 February to 1 March 2027, day to be confirmed; set an alert so you hear about any official sale.

Is it illegal to resell Glasgow football tickets in Scotland?

There is no general offence of reselling football tickets in Scotland, because section 166 of the 1994 Act applies only in England and Wales. But platform resellers must disclose the seat, restrictions and face value, and Celtic honours tickets bought through its own channels, so the official sale comes first.

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