Cork City vs Celtic: TV channel, live stream & kick-off time
Johnny Kenny's first-half strike, assisted by Mitchel Frame, ultimately proved to be the difference between the sides.
Read more:
A squad similar to the one that travelled to Glasgow's southside on Friday will head to Cork, with Rodgers stating that the match comes too soon for several of his first-team regulars.
Everything you need to know about Cork City vs Celtic...
When is Cork City vs Celtic?
Celtic take on Cork City this Tuesday, July 8.
Kick-off is at 6pm.
The match will be played at SuperValu Pairc Ui Chaoimh in Cork, Ireland.
Is Cork City vs Celtic on TV?
Yes. Premier Sports will show the match live on their Premier Sports 1 channel.
Can I live stream Cork City vs Celtic?
Yes. Premier Sports will stream the match on the Premier Sports Player.
You can sign up here.
CelticTV will also stream the match worldwide.
You can sign up here.
Celtic's upcoming pre-season friendlies in full
Cork City vs Celtic - Tuesday, July 8
Celtic vs Estrela Da Amadora - Saturday, July 12
Sporting CP vs Celtic - Wednesday, July 16
Celtic vs Newcastle United - Saturday, July 19
Celtic vs Ajax - Thursday, July 24
Celtic vs Como/Al Ahli - July 26/27
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
North Wales Chronicle
12 minutes ago
- North Wales Chronicle
Luke McCowan hopes his improvement at Celtic can lead to maiden Scotland call-up
The 27-year-old earned a move to Parkhead last summer after excelling for Dundee and has been touted for international recognition in recent seasons. Despite featuring in 41 matches for the Scottish champions last term, McCowan has yet to be called up by Steve Clarke. 'Of course, if it comes along, I'd be absolutely honoured to go and put that top on and represent my country,' he said. 'Just now, it's not happening. But if I play well enough in the times ahead, I'm sure it'll hopefully come along. 'Listen, it's not something that I'm totally focused on, I'm focused on Celtic, but if that was to come along, I'd be absolutely delighted.' McCowan believes a Scotland call-up is well within his grasp if he can build on his first season at Celtic. 'It's an aim for anybody playing at a club this size, to go and play for your national team,' he said. 'I just need to keep doing what I have been doing and I if I can add numbers and more game time in the league this year, hopefully it'll come around. 'I have something to offer at Celtic, so why can't I do it with Scotland? I'm sure at some point, if I was to keep the level I have been doing here, it'll come along. And if it does, then I'll come out with open arms and be delighted with it.' McCowan, who started 14 games for Celtic last term, is confident he can show further improvement in his game and feature more prominently in the season ahead. 'If you don't think like that, there's no point in continuing,' he said. 'I just need to keep learning. I need to keep doing it and hope that this season can be even bigger than the one last year. 'It's about repeating it and probably doing better than what I did again. Adding more numbers again and more creativity, whatever it may be. 'It's about using the good of last year and then trying to improve the bits that maybe weren't so good for myself and getting them better for the season ahead.'
Rhyl Journal
15 minutes ago
- Rhyl Journal
Luke McCowan hopes his improvement at Celtic can lead to maiden Scotland call-up
The 27-year-old earned a move to Parkhead last summer after excelling for Dundee and has been touted for international recognition in recent seasons. Despite featuring in 41 matches for the Scottish champions last term, McCowan has yet to be called up by Steve Clarke. 'Of course, if it comes along, I'd be absolutely honoured to go and put that top on and represent my country,' he said. 'Just now, it's not happening. But if I play well enough in the times ahead, I'm sure it'll hopefully come along. 'Listen, it's not something that I'm totally focused on, I'm focused on Celtic, but if that was to come along, I'd be absolutely delighted.' McCowan believes a Scotland call-up is well within his grasp if he can build on his first season at Celtic. 'It's an aim for anybody playing at a club this size, to go and play for your national team,' he said. 'I just need to keep doing what I have been doing and I if I can add numbers and more game time in the league this year, hopefully it'll come around. 'I have something to offer at Celtic, so why can't I do it with Scotland? I'm sure at some point, if I was to keep the level I have been doing here, it'll come along. And if it does, then I'll come out with open arms and be delighted with it.' McCowan, who started 14 games for Celtic last term, is confident he can show further improvement in his game and feature more prominently in the season ahead. 'If you don't think like that, there's no point in continuing,' he said. 'I just need to keep learning. I need to keep doing it and hope that this season can be even bigger than the one last year. 'It's about repeating it and probably doing better than what I did again. Adding more numbers again and more creativity, whatever it may be. 'It's about using the good of last year and then trying to improve the bits that maybe weren't so good for myself and getting them better for the season ahead.'
South Wales Guardian
20 minutes ago
- South Wales Guardian
Luke McCowan hopes his improvement at Celtic can lead to maiden Scotland call-up
The 27-year-old earned a move to Parkhead last summer after excelling for Dundee and has been touted for international recognition in recent seasons. Despite featuring in 41 matches for the Scottish champions last term, McCowan has yet to be called up by Steve Clarke. 'Of course, if it comes along, I'd be absolutely honoured to go and put that top on and represent my country,' he said. 'Just now, it's not happening. But if I play well enough in the times ahead, I'm sure it'll hopefully come along. 'Listen, it's not something that I'm totally focused on, I'm focused on Celtic, but if that was to come along, I'd be absolutely delighted.' McCowan believes a Scotland call-up is well within his grasp if he can build on his first season at Celtic. 'It's an aim for anybody playing at a club this size, to go and play for your national team,' he said. 'I just need to keep doing what I have been doing and I if I can add numbers and more game time in the league this year, hopefully it'll come around. 'I have something to offer at Celtic, so why can't I do it with Scotland? I'm sure at some point, if I was to keep the level I have been doing here, it'll come along. And if it does, then I'll come out with open arms and be delighted with it.' McCowan, who started 14 games for Celtic last term, is confident he can show further improvement in his game and feature more prominently in the season ahead. 'If you don't think like that, there's no point in continuing,' he said. 'I just need to keep learning. I need to keep doing it and hope that this season can be even bigger than the one last year. 'It's about repeating it and probably doing better than what I did again. Adding more numbers again and more creativity, whatever it may be. 'It's about using the good of last year and then trying to improve the bits that maybe weren't so good for myself and getting them better for the season ahead.'
