Celtic will play in front of a full house of 47,000 when they take on RB Leipzig on October 5.
The hoops have been given an allocation of 2,300 tickets but there could be twice that number of fans in the Red Bull Arena cheering on Ange Postecoglou’s side.
With known groups of Celtic fans in Dortmund and St Pauli (Hamburg) it is likely that some of the tickets that were on public sale will have been bought up by hoops supporters.
Our @ChampionsLeague clash with @CelticFC in a fortnight’s time has already sold out ??
This place will be rocking ?
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— RB Leipzig English (@RBLeipzig_EN) September 21, 2022
The double header against the German side will be pivotal to Celtic’s hopes of making progress on their return to the Champions League.
After two sets of fixtures it looks like Real Madrid will top the group, a situation that they can virtually confirm if they win both matches against Shakhtar Donetsk.
Celtic’s point away to Shakhtar should give them an edge over the Ukrainian side in the head-to-head matches, if they can get the better of RB Leipzig they will be in a strong position to advance towards the knock-out stage.