Celtic will not take away tickets for Northern Irelan clash
Fri Jun 23, 2017 7:41 pm
Celtic forgo tickets for Linfield match in Belfast amid safety fears
• Clubs on course to meet in Champions League qualifier in July
• Celtic will not make away tickets available to their fans
Celtic fans will not be sold tickets by the club for any Champions League meeting at Linfield.
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Friday 23 June 2017 12.34 EDT Last modified on Friday 23 June 2017 12.44 EDT
Celtic will not take up their ticket allocation for next month’s possible Champions League qualifier at Linfield.
Uefa confirmed the first-leg tie in Belfast will take place on Friday 14 July should the Northern Irish champions make it past the San Marino club La Fiorita.
Celtic and Linfield face prospect of Champions League clash on marching day
The original dates would have taken Celtic to Belfast at the height of the marching season on 11 or 12 July. That sparked fears of trouble among the club’s supporters and Linfield’s loyalist fans.
After talks with the Police Service of Northern Ireland, it has been decided to move the match to 14 July, with a 5pm kick-off. But Celtic have decided the potential for disorder is still too big a risk and will not invite their travelling support to attend.
• Clubs on course to meet in Champions League qualifier in July
• Celtic will not make away tickets available to their fans
Celtic fans will not be sold tickets by the club for any Champions League meeting at Linfield.
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Press Association
Friday 23 June 2017 12.34 EDT Last modified on Friday 23 June 2017 12.44 EDT
Celtic will not take up their ticket allocation for next month’s possible Champions League qualifier at Linfield.
Uefa confirmed the first-leg tie in Belfast will take place on Friday 14 July should the Northern Irish champions make it past the San Marino club La Fiorita.
Celtic and Linfield face prospect of Champions League clash on marching day
The original dates would have taken Celtic to Belfast at the height of the marching season on 11 or 12 July. That sparked fears of trouble among the club’s supporters and Linfield’s loyalist fans.
After talks with the Police Service of Northern Ireland, it has been decided to move the match to 14 July, with a 5pm kick-off. But Celtic have decided the potential for disorder is still too big a risk and will not invite their travelling support to attend.
Re: Celtic will not take away tickets for Northern Irelan cl
Fri Jun 23, 2017 8:01 pm
I wish they did and got smashed up 
horrible club
horrible club