Minute's silence for Pope Francis to be held at Celtic game
This is in memory of Pope Francis, who died aged 88 on Monday.
John Paul Taylor, Celtic's SLO, stated on X that the tribute will take place before the match against Dundee United.
The club had earlier expressed their condolences, stating: "Everyone at the club is saddened by this morning's news and we offer our sincere thoughts and prayers."
The Hoops are set to journey to Tannadice for the Saturday lunchtime clash, which will be shown on Sky Sports.
A draw against Dundee United will secure their fourth consecutive Scottish Premiership title.
An enthusiastic away crowd is expected to accompany the team to the City of Discovery, keen to witness the conclusion of another successful league season.
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