As we continue to welcome more and more Season Ticket holders to Paradise, we are delighted at the prospect of seeing 24,500 supporters in the stands for our first home game of the new season!

It’s a 3pm kick-off next Sunday, August 8, with James McPake’s Dundee side making the trip to Glasgow’s East End for the second SPFL League fixture of the new campaign for the Celts.

Once again, tickets for this fixture have been balloted amongst STH. In an effort to give as many supporters as possible the opportunity to return to Paradise, those who were successful in the FC Midtjylland ballot have not been included in this Dundee ballot.

Supporters who have been successful in the ballot for Dundee will be informed via email and SMS – we ask that you check your junk or spam folders in case this is missed.

Match tickets will be issued early next week to the lead applicant in your My Celtic Matchday group. These tickets must be printed at home, entry to the stadium will only be possible with the physical print at home ticket.

Your allocated seat, entry time and stadium entry point will be included on your ticket. Please not that your seat for the match is likely to be different to your regular seasonal seat.

We ask that you familiarise yourself with all of the new protocols for reduced capacity matches at Celtic Park, full details of which can be found HERE.

Please visit our Match Ticket Ballot FAQs page online for everything you need to know about reduced capacity matches at Celtic Park, including protocols within the stadium, the ballot process, travel advice and much more.

We want nothing more than to welcome as many fans back to the stadium as quickly as possible, and therefore appreciate your patience as we continue to work behind the scenes to make that happen.

All Season Ticket holders are reminded that the game will be available to watch LIVE on the Pass to Paradise.

Fans can also follow the action here on Celticfc.com via our interactive Match Centre which starts 90 minutes before kick-off.

Dundee ballot information for 24,500 fans at Celtic Park