Celtic's Home Tickets Sold Out Within An Hour as Tickets for Scottish Premiership Opener Go On Sale

Celtic Football Club has announced that their home matches have sold out within just one hour, with the Scottish Premiership opener scheduled to take place on Sunday, September 24th.

The news was announced by Celtic manager Neil Lennon during a press conference held at Celtic Park on Monday, August 15th. The announcement came after Celtic had sold out all of their tickets for the upcoming season, which is the club's first major league game in three years.

The news comes as fans eagerly await the start of the Scottish Premiership season, which kicks off on Sunday, September 24th. The match will be played at Hampden Park, which is also the venue where Celtic last played in the English Premier League in 2017.

The move to sell out tickets for the Scottish Premiership opener was a significant step forward for Celtic and fans alike. It shows how committed the club is to its supporters and how much they value the atmosphere that the stadium generates.

Tickets for the Scottish Premiership opener were available online ahead of time, and the club has confirmed that the match will go ahead without any delays or cancellations. However, it remains to be seen whether the crowd will be able to fill the stands up close and personal, but with the support of fans across Scotland, this should not be a problem.

Overall, the news about Celtic selling out their home matches within just one hour is a huge achievement for the club and a testament to the loyalty and passion of their fans. As the season begins, there is no doubt that Celtic will continue to be a force to be reckoned with in the Scottish Premiership.