If you are an avid sports fan, and more importantly a keen football supporter, then getting all the information ready for the upcoming 2023/2024 Scottish Premier League (SPFL) footy season is a must for staying on top of match schedules and results.
Watching games played live or on TV is always a great atmosphere and if you are down the pub with your mates all roaring and cheering on your favourite team and players then you will know what a momentous experience it can be to see your teams succeed. And when it comes to the ever-popular Scottish Premier League Football matches it is no different.
Scottish Premiership League 2023-2024 begins: Don’t miss out
The first week of August beginning on the 5th and continuing till May 19th of the following year where we see the final round of matches taking place in the Scottish Premier League is something not to be missed. 12 teams competing for the top position, playing 3 games each respectively against their opponents and ultimately aiming to lift the coveted final trophy at the end of it all is a memory-making adventure that never fails to impress.
Avid Scottish fans are eager to see their teams begin playing love games where the action is live and the moments are unforgettable, and delving into the first games sets the tone for the ambiance of the league and the morale of both players and supporters.
If you are ready to go then be sure to mark the following upcoming games and matches on your calendar so you can be right in on the action as the kick-off whistle blows.
15h00 Saturday Fixtures – 26 August 2023
Celtic vs St Johnstone – Celtic Park
Defending champs Celtic take on their rivals on home turf and is sure to be a thrilling game so be sure to purchase your Celtic tickets as soon as possible so you don’t miss out. Tickets for Celtic matches can be purchased either online using trusted and reputable ticket suppliers or through the Celtic Clubs website.?
Dundee vs Heart of Midlothian – Kilmac Stadium at Dens Park
And the same day current 8th place Dundee is looking to gain a win over current 3rd place Heart of Midlothian with hopefully some goals in the back of the net.
15h00 Sunday Fixture – 27 August 2023
St Mirren vs Aberdeen – The SMISA Stadium
Teams St. Mirren and Aberdeen have been long-time competitors in the SPFL with a total of 55 games played between the two since 2006 and resulting in 18 draws throughout the various seasons. Mirren has won 11 matches compared to Aberdeen’s 26 who are hoping to further that gap on the 27th.
Celtic are the ones to beat
It is no secret that Celtic have made a name for themselves having won their impressive 11th premiership league title in 12 years last season, and with hard work ahead are on the road to claiming their next Cinch sponsored trophy for the 23/24 season.
They started off the season with a bang claiming a win over Ross County on August 5th, a game which saw goals nonstop from kick-off and plenty of yellow cards to go around as the atmosphere got heated. Halftime came at 3-0 to Celtic and no doubt manager Brendan Rogers gave a speech that motivated and encouraged the team to new heights as they came back to score another late in-the-game goal by the young 22-year-old player Matt O ‘Riley cinching the win by 4-2 at the final whistle.
To see match day games live be sure to buy your tickets early. Tickets are on sale now so get your game day Celtic tickets through the club or online and be in the thick of it when the fans and crowd are roaring with support and motivation for their team. If you have ever been to a live match then you know the energy in the stadium is high, and the sound of fans singing to aged-old traditional hymns makes this an experience you will never forget. If this is your first time heading to a live match then Celtic FC is the team to watch for great football.
Staying up to date
At the end of the day, there is no better way to support your team than going to watch them play live and be in on the action, be sure to keep up to date with all the SPFL fixtures, and more importantly Celtic FC fixtures to watch the defending champs embark on their journey to hopefully victory once again.
Football is the biggest sport globally and is a way for all people irrespective of the demographic to be united in something they love without judgment. Football speaks a universal love of inclusion and what better way to bring people together than by cheering on your favourite team whether on the side of the pitch or at your local pub with your mates? Let’s go, team!
