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Motherwell refuse to budge on Celtic ticket allocation

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Celtic will officially be backed by 4,614 fans against Motherwell in the League Cup on October 19.

Fir Park has a capacity of 13,742 with the home support highly unlikely to buy up 9,000 tickets for a 6.15pm kick-off that will be shown live on television. At a recent home match Motherwell fans protested against the kick-off time, later on the same day Premier Sports will show a match from Ibrox.

The allocation for this match is more than double the amount of tickets that Celtic got for their recent SPFL match away to Motherwell but is still likely to result in the away sections being full while there are thousands of empty seats in the home sections.

Clubs have to agree ticket pricing for cup ties which allows Celtic some leeway with the number of tickets they receive.

Celtic fans will be in the South Stand which has had a restricted area last season due to the change in dressing room arrangements.

In their last home match, against Hearts on September 18 there were just 6,546 fans in the ground for a match on the Motherwell Season Ticket.

Celtic are back at Fir Park on SPFL business on November 9.

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  • Jim Mallon says:

    Bhoycot these grounds, we can dictate to these non vision teams.
    Their ambition is to beat Celtic, our ambition is to beat Europe’s elite.
    Just sit in the house and work it up them.

  • Darren Nicholson says:

    I don’t understand why they don’t allocate more tickets to us. Surely Motherwell need the money. I can understand that they want more of their fans to be there but surely the money is more important for the club. They will not fill the stadium any other way. We have the fans to fill the empty seats. It’s a head scratcher.

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