SPL Midweek Highlights
The SPL Midweek Highlights
Well all the scottish teams played on wednesday and we have the highlights for each game here for you to watch, you will need windows media player to watch these. With Rangers still 4 points ahead of Celtic the title race may come down to the “Old Firm” games that are left unless one of the two drop points. Also the hunt for 3rd place is still ongoing between Motherwell, Dundee United & Hibs. While at the bottom of the table Gretna still look favourites to go down with Kilmarnock trailing them by 6 points.
St Mirren Vs Celtic Highlights : SPL Highlights
St Mirren Vs Celtic Highlights : SPL Highlights
Celtic will be bitterly disappointed after their midweek defeat to Barcelona but they will have to bounce back if the aim to keep in touch with league leaders Rangers, St Mirren will be happy that they are relatively safe from relegation unless some minor miracle happens at Gretna this season (doubt it!)…..
Celtic Vs Barcelona Highlights : UEFA Champions League Highlights
Celtic Vs Barcelona Highlights : UEFA Champions League Highlights
Venue: Celtic Park
Kick Off: 19:45
Celtic aim to continue their magnificent home run in the champions league tonight but they face the might force that is Barca, Barcelona are the only team ever to beat Celtic in the Champions league at home this was 3 years ago, the 60,000 Celtic Fans at celtic park will be hoping that the old saying lightning doesnt strike twice in the same place will hold true. Gordon Strachan will be looking for another awesome performance from his team much like the one earlier in the season that made celtic overcome european champions Ac Milan. Celtic Park is well renowned for its electric atmosphere at European games and the fans often spur the Bhoys on when against almost unsurmountable odds.
Barcelona will travel to celtic park with Eto, Ronaldinho, Henry & Messi these players alone are enough to strike fear into any defence so the likes of Stephen McManus & Paul Hartley better be on top of their game.
Celtic will be without Andreas Hinkel who is cup tied & Scott Brown who is suspended, Barry Robson may have to step in and fill the boots of Scott Brown which will be a big step for the former Dundee United man.
Celtic Champions League Highlights 2007/08
Celtic Champions League Highlights 2007/08 Season
Well Celtic are the only Scottish team to have made it through to the Champions League group stages, this is the 2nd year in a row Gordon Strachan’s men have made it to the lucrative stages of the Champions League, Which is quite impressive considering the first time they did it was only last year. However the Bhoys face a daunting challenge as they face off aginst the mighty Barcelona with the first leg to be played at Celtic Park they will be looking to get a favourable result and ride their luck at the Nou Camp.
So lets take a look at how Celtic got to this stage and see all the highlights from Celtic’s champions league campaign.
Falkirk Vs Celtic : SPL Highlights
Celtic struggled to a 1-0 win over falkirk, this leaves celtic 4 points behing league leader’s Rangers, the only goal of the game from a cross which Scott McDonald put in the back of the net. click read more to view the celtic vs Falkirk highlights.
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Celtic Park, ParkHead, Paradise
Celtic
Name: Celtic Park
Nickname: Parkhead, Paradise
When Built: 1892
Capacity: 60,857
Record Attendance: 92,000 – 1938 – Celtic vs Rangers
Address: 18 Kerrydale St, Glasgow, G40 3RE
Description: Celtic Park has a capacity of 60,857 all seated and it’s the second largest sporting arena from Scotland, after Murrayfield and the second largest club football arena from the United Kingdom after Manchester United and it has four stands. At the west end of the stadium there’s the John Stein Stand, that has a capacity of 13,006. Away fans are normally accommodated in a stand that’s similar to John Stein Stand, called Lisbon Lions Stand. The North Stand is the biggest of all, also called The Jungle and it can house upto 27,000 fans. The smallest stand is the south or main stand which holds only 7,850 spectators.
Brief History: The stadium is Celtic’s home since 1892 and during time, there were a lot of important games on this stadium. The record attendance was in 1938 when there were more than 90,000 people that came to view the derby against Rangers. The stadium was renovated in 1995 and in April 2007 the club announced that the Main Stand could be redeveloped in the next years to increase the stadium’s capacity with 8,000 seats.
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