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The Herald Scotland
8 hours ago
- Sport
- The Herald Scotland
Ajax vs Celtic: TV channel, live stream & kick-off in Como Cup
Celtic come into the fixture off the back of a 4-0 win over Newcastle. Earlier in pre-season Celtic beat Queen's Park, Cork City and Sporting Lisbon. Rodgers' side have only tasted defeat once in pre-season, to Portuguese side Estrela Da Amadora. Depending on the result against Ajax, Celtic will either compete in the third-place match or the Como Cup final at the weekend - against Como 1907 or Al-Ahli. When is Ajax vs Celtic? Ajax and Celtic go head to head in the Como Cup tomorrow - on Thursday, July 24. The match will be played at the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia. Kick-off is at 7.30pm. Is Ajax vs Celtic on TV? No. The match has not been selected for television coverage in the UK & Ireland. Can I live stream Ajax vs Celtic? Yes. Celtic TV subscribers can watch the match live as part of their subscription. You can sign up HERE. Read more: Who else do Celtic play in the Como Cup? Celtic will first play Ajax in their Como Cup opener. Depending on the result, Celtic will then play either Como 1907 or Al-Ahli SFC. The third place play-off takes place on Saturday, July 26, with the final on Sunday, July 27. Celtic pre-season fixtures in full Queen's Park 0-1 Celtic - Friday, July 4 Cork City 1-2 Celtic - Tuesday, July 8 Celtic 2-3 Estrela Da Amadora - Saturday, July 12 Sporting CP 0-2 Celtic - Wednesday, July 16 Celtic 4-0 Newcastle United - Saturday, July 19 Celtic vs Ajax - Thursday, July 24 Celtic vs Como/Al Ahli - July 26/27
The National
8 hours ago
- Sport
- The National
Ajax vs Celtic: TV channel, live stream & kick-off in Como Cup
Brendan Rodgers' side take on the Eredivisie side in the semi-final of the pre-season competition. Celtic come into the fixture off the back of a 4-0 win over Newcastle. Earlier in pre-season Celtic beat Queen's Park, Cork City and Sporting Lisbon. Rodgers' side have only tasted defeat once in pre-season, to Portuguese side Estrela Da Amadora. Depending on the result against Ajax, Celtic will either compete in the third-place match or the Como Cup final at the weekend - against Como 1907 or Al-Ahli. When is Ajax vs Celtic? Ajax and Celtic go head to head in the Como Cup tomorrow - on Thursday, July 24. The match will be played at the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia. Kick-off is at 7.30pm. Is Ajax vs Celtic on TV? No. The match has not been selected for television coverage in the UK & Ireland. Can I live stream Ajax vs Celtic? Yes. Celtic TV subscribers can watch the match live as part of their subscription. You can sign up HERE. Read more: Who else do Celtic play in the Como Cup? Celtic will first play Ajax in their Como Cup opener. Depending on the result, Celtic will then play either Como 1907 or Al-Ahli SFC. The third place play-off takes place on Saturday, July 26, with the final on Sunday, July 27. Celtic pre-season fixtures in full Queen's Park 0-1 Celtic - Friday, July 4 Cork City 1-2 Celtic - Tuesday, July 8 Celtic 2-3 Estrela Da Amadora - Saturday, July 12 Sporting CP 0-2 Celtic - Wednesday, July 16 Celtic 4-0 Newcastle United - Saturday, July 19 Celtic vs Ajax - Thursday, July 24 Celtic vs Como/Al Ahli - July 26/27
The National
15 hours ago
- Sport
- The National
Celtic youngster set for loan as part of triple swoop
The left-sided player, 23, had a spell at Queen's Park last season following previous loans at Aberdeen, St Johnstone, Motherwell and Fleetwood Town. He has two years left on his Parkhead deal but is now set to head out for another spell away, this time in the top flight with David Martindale's side. The Daily Record has reported the youngster had lots of interest from both England and Scotland but Martindale managed to persuade him to head to West Lothian. Read more: So Montgomery will spend the season with the Premiership returnees and aid their bid to avoid the drop this time round. Livingston are also set to sign Hearts midfielder Aidan Denholm on loan and former Willem II striker Jeremy Bokila. Montgomery has been involved with Rodgers' first team in pre-season and started the friendly against Queen's Park before being named as a sub against Cork, Sporting Lisbon and Newcastle.
STV News
16 hours ago
- Sport
- STV News
John McGlynn urges Falkirk to play at tempo and progress in League Cup
Falkirk manager John McGlynn told his players to maintain the tempo against Spartans and seal their place in the League Cup second round. The Premiership newcomers came from behind to beat Queen's Park 3-1 on Tuesday thanks to a double from Ethan Ross and a late strike from Brian Graham. The victory moved them top of Group A, but Cove Rangers are only a point behind and Spartans can leapfrog them if they pull off a shock at the Falkirk Stadium on Saturday. 'We know what we need,' McGlynn told Falkirk TV. 'We need to win the game to guarantee qualification and if we get to 11 points, who knows? We might creep into a seeded position going into the draw. 'However, first and foremost we have to take care of Spartans. They are well-coached, Dougie Samuels, everyone there, very experienced team. They will prepare to make it very difficult for us. 'We have got to play at a tempo that hopefully they can't handle.' Get all the latest news from around the country Follow STV News Scan the QR code on your mobile device for all the latest news from around the country
Press and Journal
17 hours ago
- Sport
- Press and Journal
Premier Sports Cup: Reaction and report as Cove Rangers' new striker makes his mark; Brora Rangers end campaign with defeat
Cove Rangers manager Paul Hartley hopes summer signing David Eguaibor can make a similar impact to Rumarn Burrell after he netted his first goals for the club. The 21-year-old former Cobh Ramblers striker bagged a brace for the Aberdeen side in their 3-0 Premier Sports League Cup win against Brechin City at Glebe Park, with Mitch Megginson getting the other goal. Burrell scored 24 goals for Cove during the 2023-24 season and joined English League One club Burton Albion last summer. Since then he has gone on to win international caps for Jamaica and is now being linked with a move to Plymouth Argyle. Reflecting on Eguaibor's performance, Hartley said: 'We had him in during January and February through an agent, he's got the same agent as Rumarn Burrell. 'You've got to have contacts in the game and you've got to have a look at people. We liked what we saw and hopefully David can get stronger and better. 'We're in the business of giving people an opportunity and it's up to them to go and take it. 'It would be nice if he could have a similar impact to Burrell. He was outstanding and it looks like he's on the brink of a move to Plymouth for a £1million so you know when you come to Cove you get a good opportunity.' The win against Brechin gives Cove a chance of qualifying for the knockout stages of the League Cup. They are second in Group A with seven points ahead of their last game against Queen's Park at Lesser Hampden on Saturday. If Cove win at the weekend 10 points will be enough to secure a place in the last-16 as one of the three best group runners up. But they could also progress as group winners if they beat Queen's Park and Falkirk take one point or zero points against Spartans. Hartley added: 'The name of the game is winning, we kept a clean sheet, we're in a good position and we just need to see how it goes on Saturday.' A slick first half display wrapped up the points for Cove. They took the lead in the ninth minute when Layton Bisland's low cross from the right broke for Eguaibor to score from six yards. On 37 minutes Eguaibor doubled his and Cove's tally as he pounced to score from close range after Brechin failed to deal with Ryan Harrington's delivery from the left. The visitors kept pressing with Eguaibor denied by goalkeeper Craig Hepburn and Megginson having an effort cleared off the line. But in the 43rd minute Declan Glass' cross from the left found Megginson, who glanced a header into the bottom right corner. Eguaibor was inches away from his hat-trick midway through the second half when he swept a Harrington delivery from the left against the crossbar. Brechin finish the group with zero points and zero goals ahead of starting the Breedon Highland League season at home to Lossiemouth on Saturday. Boss Ray McKinnon said: 'It was a really tough game for us and we're down to a skeleton squad. 'Some of the boys have had to play all four games because we haven't been able to rotate, but they've given everything.' Brora Rangers ended their Premier Sports Cup campaign winless but can hold their heads high after a battling Bayview display. The Highland League champions, seeking their first goal in the tournament, made a bright start with Max Ewan sending an early effort wide. They went closer on seven minutes when Aidan Wilson's header forced a smart diving save from Matty Rollo in the home goal. The Cattachs were showing no signs of inferiority, and Ewan went close again with an angled drive that just missed the left-hand upright. However, the home side delivered a classic sucker-punch, scoring with their first effort when Nathan Austin cut inside his marker and curled an unstoppable shot into the top corner. The setback failed to dampen Brora's attacking intent and they responded with a 20-yarder from James Wallace that was comfortably saved by Rollo. But East Fife showed their clinical streak for a second time when the veteran Alan Trouten took a pass from Michael McKenna and volleyed home off the underside of the bar. Brora almost grabbed a lifeline before the break but Jordan MacRae's netbound header was well saved by Rollo. The visitors continued to give a good account of themselves on the restart with Alex Cooper seeing a shot rise inches over. However, once more, it was the Fifers who showed a more ruthless streak in front of goal, Trouten firing his second of the night high into the net.
