Watch Celtic vs Celta Vigo for free as The Bhoys host Spanish opposition in a Europa League fixture they can ill afford to lose. FourFourTwo has all the details on live streams and TV channels, wherever you are in the world.
Martin O'Neill's side need a result after starting the league phase with back-to-back defeats, going down 3-1 against Ferencvaros at home and losing 4-1 to Benfica in Lisbon.
Celta are also yet to pick up a point, having fallen to late goals against Omonoia and Juventus in their opening two matches.
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How to watch Celtic vs Celta Vigo in the UK
Fans in the UK can watch Celtic vs Celta Vigo on TNT Sports and its streaming partner HBO Max.
The game is live on TNT Sports 3, with kick-off at 8:00pm BST.
How to watch Celtic vs Celta Vigo in the US
Celtic vs Celta Vigo is live on Paramount+ in the US. Kick-off is at 3:00pm ET.
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Viewers in Australia can stream Celtic vs Celta Vigo on Stan Sport. The game kicks-off at 6:00am AEDT on Friday.
Celtic vs Celta Vigo: Preview
Celtic warmed up for a big European night with a 7-1 thumping of Hearts on Sunday, but The Bhoys' domestic form and their results on the continent are two very different things.
While they are four points clear at the top of the Scottish Premiership and hunting a 15th title in the last 16 seasons, they currently are 34th in the 36-team league phase table and desperately need to beat Celta Vigo to put their bid to reach the knockout stage back on track.
Celtic were 3-0 down after 36 minutes against Benfica last week as they suffered their second defeat in two matches and they will have a depleted defence against Celta, with Alistair Johnston, Cameron Carter-Vickers and Auston Trusty all unavailable.
In-form forward Camilo Duran is expected to start again, but there are question marks over club-record signing Kasper Hogh after he was hooked at half-time in Lisbon and dropped for the win over Hearts.
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Celta can count themselves unlucky not to have picked up a point in the Europa League, having conceded in the 88th minute to lose 1-0 at Cypriot side Omonoia before falling 2-1 at home to Juventus last Thursday, courtesy of Randal Kolo Muani's last-gasp winner.
The Spaniards got back on track with a 2-1 victory over Alaves on Sunday to continue a solid run of domestic form, with two wins and four draws in their past six La Liga matches.
Claudio Giraldez's side are looking to improve on last season's run to the quarter-finals of this competition, where they lost to eventual finalists Freiburg.
They could be without Pablo Duran, Borja Iglesias, Carl Starfelt, Miguel Roman and Jones El Abdellaoui again after the quintet were all unavailable against Alaves.
FourFourTwo's prediction
Celtic 2-1 Celta Vigo
We are backing The Bhoys to claim a vital three points, but Celta will pose a stern test.
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