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Scotsman
2 days ago
- Sport
- Scotsman
What channel is Sporting CP v Celtic on? TV, live stream and highlights details for pre-season friendly
Full details ahead of Celtic's second pre-season test in Portugal vs Sporting CP. Sign up to our Football newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Celtic will face a stern test against European giants Sporting CP as they finish off their week long Portuguese training camp in the Algarve this week. Their second game in five days, the Hoops felt to their first defeat of the summer last Saturday morning, where goals from from Reo Hatate and Adam Idah were not enough to help them defeat Estrela Amadora, who ran out 3-2 winners in the behind-closed-doors clash at Municipal Stadium Mário Wilson. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Celtic take on Sporting CP this Wednesday as their pre-season preparations continue. | SNS Group Set to take place near Faro on Wednesday evening, Brendan Rodgers' side will now step up their pre-season preparations in the blistering sun against Rui Borges's side, who are expected to be without star man Viktor Gyökeres due to his impending £55.6million move to Arsenal, before returning home for a glamour friendly with English Premier League outfit Newcastle United next week. Want to catch every minute of Celtic's game on the Algarve? Here are all the details ahead of the match, including how to watch live: Sporting CP v Celtic match details Date and Time: Wednesday 16 2025. Kick-off: 6.30pm local time/7.30pm UK time. Wednesday 16 2025. Kick-off: 6.30pm local time/7.30pm UK time. Venue: Estádio Algarve, Loulé, Portugal. Sporting CP v Celtic TV channel The game has not been chosen for broadcast in the UK and Ireland, and is only available via streaming services and in some countries abroad. Sporting CP v Celtic live stream The game is available to stream on the club's official website via CelticTV, for those subscribed to the service. Details of how to sign up to the service are available here. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad For fans based in Norway, the game is also available to stream via VG+, with coverage set to begin at 7.30pm local time. Sporting CP v Celtic highlights Highlights of the game will be available watch via CelticTV, and the club's official YouTube channel. Sporting CP v Celtic team news
Daily Record
2 days ago
- Sport
- Daily Record
Kieran Tierney gives Celtic fans a 'definite' promise as emotional star vows 'I'm here for the rest of my career'
Tierney is happy to commit the rest of his career to the club where it all started Kieran Tierney says he has no intention to leave Celtic again – telling fans 'I see myself being here for the rest of my career. ' The returning hero is back into the swing of things as Brendan Rodgers ' team ramp up pre-season and he was back to something approaching his best against Sporting CP on Wednesday night. His return comes six years on from his £25m move to Arsenal, where injuries prevented him really kicking on and realising his potential down south. But now Tierney is back where it started, he's hoping to make up for the time lost to bad luck on the injury front. He's signed a long-term deal which runs until at least 2030 with the option to extend beyond that. That would take him beyond his 33rd birthday and cement his status among the club's all-time greats. So does he plan on seeing that contract out? Yes... and then some. He was asked about his long-term future at a fan media press conference and told CeltsAreHere: 'You don't come back to your home at 28 and think about going somewhere else again. Obviously in football, you never know — I learned that the first time around. 'I grew up never thinking I'd leave Celtic. But things happen. For me, I've signed a long-term deal, so I definitely see myself being here for the rest of my career. 'To be successful here is to keep Celtic at the top. That's the ambition — plain and simple. Keep Celtic at the top, that's what matters most to me. 'I don't know if I had solid plans. Like I said, in football anything can happen. But you're always thinking, 'Can it happen?' or 'When's the right time?' This time just felt perfect.' You can get all the news you need on our dedicated Rangers and Celtic pages, and sign up to our newsletters to make sure you never miss a beat throughout the season. We're also on WhatsApp where we bring all the latest breaking news and transfer gossip directly to you phone. Join our Rangers community here and our Celtic community here.
The National
3 days ago
- Sport
- The National
Celtic vs Newcastle Utd: TV channel, live stream & kick-off
Brendan Rodgers' men come into the game off the back of a productive outing against Sporting CP midweek. Goals from Reo Hatate and Luke McCowan gave Celtic a 2-0 win over the Portuguese champions in the Algarve. After jetting back from Portugal and before they head out to Italy for the Como Cup, the Celts take on Eddie Howe's Newcastle in Glasgow, with the adidas Trophy up for grabs. Everything you need to know about Celtic vs Newcastle United... When is Celtic vs Newcastle United? Celtic take on Newcastle United this Saturday, July 19. Read more: Kick-off is at 3pm UK time. The match will take place at Celtic Park in Glasgow. Can I watch Celtic vs Newcastle United on TV? No. Unfortunately, this match has not been selected for live TV coverage. Can I live stream Celtic vs Newcastle United? Yes. Celtic TV will stream the match live for viewers worldwide. You can sign up here. Celtic's pre-season results so far and upcoming friendlies 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 vs Newcastle United - Saturday, July 19 Celtic vs Ajax - Thursday, July 24 Celtic vs Como/Al Ahli - July 26/27
Glasgow Times
3 days ago
- Sport
- Glasgow Times
Celtic keeper Kasper Schmeichel delivers retirement verdict
The Dane, in the final year of his contract, intends to keep playing as long as his passion for the game remains. After battling injuries towards the end of last season, Schmeichel started Celtic's recent friendly against Sporting CP. The veteran goalkeeper rejected any notion that he has fulfilled all his ambitions in football. "I haven't done everything," Schmeichel said [SunSport]. Read more: "There's a lot still to accomplish. "I'm just loving playing football. "I'm living what I always dreamed of doing since I was a kid. "If I can't enjoy this, then what can I enjoy?" Schmeichel appreciates his position in the world of football, acknowledging the sacrifices he made to reach this point. "I cherish every single day that I get to go on the pitch, and jump on the grass and catch balls and dive around like a lunatic. "It's a good life." His love for the sport is matched by his commitment to maintaining the winning culture at Celtic. He said: "I also love being part of a club where the culture is so driven by winning all the time. "That really motivates me every single day to get up to it, to make sure we uphold those standards and strive for more. "As long as I'm enjoying that and as long as that hunger or desire is there, then I'll keep on playing." Despite his enthusiasm, Schmeichel is aware of the unpredictable nature of a football career, particularly at his stage. He said: "At this stage of my career, nothing's ever guaranteed. "It never is at any point, but one injury can end your career at this stage." However, he remains focused on contributing to a successful team. He added: "So it's all about being here, contributing, enjoying every single minute. "The only way I do that is by being part of a winning team."
The National
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- The National
Celtic keeper Schmeichel makes confession over retirement
The Dane is entering the final year of his contract with the Parkhead club. Schmeichel struggled with injury towards the end of last season but started his side's most recent friendly with Sporting CP. Speaking after the match, the 38-year-old blew away any suggestions that he has nothing else left to achieve in the game: "That's not my mindset — I haven't done everything," quipped Schmeichel [SunSport]. "There's a lot still to accomplish. Read more: "In all honesty, I never think differently to that. I've never been the type of guy to think in restrictions or limitations. "At the moment, I'm just loving playing football. I'm living what I always dreamed of doing since I was a kid. "If I can't enjoy this, then what can I enjoy? "It's wrong to say I feel privileged to do this job because I sacrificed a lot to get here. But a lot of people in the world would do anything to be in the position that I'm in. "It would be a waste for me not to enjoy it. When you get to a certain part of your career, you know that you haven't got forever, so you enjoy it even more. "I cherish every single day that I get to go on the pitch, and jump on the grass and catch balls and dive around like a lunatic. It's a good life! I also love being part of a club where the culture is so driven by winning all the time. "That really motivates me every single day to get up to it, to make sure we uphold those standards and strive for more. As long as I'm enjoying that and as long as that hunger or desire is there, then I'll keep on playing. "But I'm not the type of person to say that I'm going to do this or going to do that. I take everything as it comes. At this stage of my career, nothing's ever guaranteed. It never is at any point, but one injury can end your career at this stage. "So it's all about being here, contributing, enjoying every single minute. The only way I do that is by being part of a winning team."
