What channel is Hibernian v Celtic Scottish League Cup final on? Kick off time, live stream and latest team news
Check out how to watch Hibernian v Celtic in the Scottish League Cup final this week, including TV and live stream details, team news, predictions and odds.
Hibernian and Celtic lock horns at Hampden Park this weekend in the Scottish League Cup final.
A full crowd will be in attendance at the game despite the recent surge in COVID cases, and both managers know how important a victory would be for each of their teams.
Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou has grown into the role at Celtic Park and silverware would rubber-stamp his authority at the club.
Hibernian caretaker manager David Gray will lead the team into the duel following the sacking of Jack Ross, who masterminded the semi-final victory over Rangers.
Hibs sit seventh in the table after picking up a long overdue win at the weekend, while Celtic are enjoying a run of six consecutive Scottish Premiership victories.
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When is Hibernian v Celtic on TV?
Hibernian v Celtic will take place on Sunday 19th December 2021.
Check out our live football on TV guide for the latest times and information.
What time is kick-off?
Hibernian v Celtic will kick off at 3pm.
Four Scottish Premiership matches will be played as usual this weekend, while Hibs' clash with Aberdeen and Celtic's trip to St Mirren have been pushed back to midweek.
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What TV channel is Hibernian v Celtic on?
The match will be televised on Premier Sports 1 from 1:30pm, which you can subscribe to for £11.99 a month.
How to live stream Hibernian v Celtic online
Premier Sports subscribers will be able to watch the match online via the website or Premier Player app.
Hibernian v Celtic team news
Hibernian predicted XI: Macey; McGinn, Hanlon, Porteous; Stevenson, Newell, Doyle-Hayes, Cadden, Campbell; Nisbet, Boyle
Celtic predicted XI: Hart; Ralston, Starfelt, Carter-Vickers, Scales; Turnbull, Bitton, McGregor; Montgomery, Juranovic, Abada
Hibernian v Celtic odds
In working partnership with the Radio Times, bet365 has provided the following betting odds for this event:
bet365 odds: Hibernian (4/1) Draw (3/1) Celtic (4/7)*
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Our prediction: Hibernian v Celtic
Hibs' squad appears to have been galvanised since the dismissal of Ross, but the odds remain stacked in Celtic's favour.
On top of their domestic form, the Bhoys have mounted stronger challenges against tricky European opposition Bayer Leverkusen and Real Betis lately.
They're heading in the right direction under Postecoglou. Tangible silverware in the bank would boost his reputation and put Celtic on course for more success to come.
Our prediction: Hibernian 0-2 Celtic (7/1 at bet365)
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