Celtic return to Champions League action on Tuesday night, when they face LASK in the second leg of their qualifying playoff. The Bhoys took a commanding 3-0 lead in the home leg, with Benjamin Nygren on target, and Camilo Duran added a brace.
The Bhoys were not in action over the weekend due to taking up the option to postpone their league fixture, as per SPFL rules, so they head to Austria well-rested and ready to fight for a Champions League league phase spot, which is worth big money to the club.
Here we run you through how to watch the second leg in the UK.
When is Celtic vs LASK?
LASK vs Celtic will take place at Tuesday, August 25. Kick-off is at 9pm local time and 8pm in the UK. The match will be held in Raiffeisen Arena, which is in Linz, Austria. The 19,080-seater venue is a modern stadium, opening as recently as 2023.
How to watch Celtic vs LASK on TV
UK coverage of Celtic vs LASK will be shown on TNT Sports, on TNT Sports 1, with coverage kicking off at 7.30pm. Subscribers can also tune in through HBO Max, which is TNT's online streaming platform, allowing fans to watch on any device.
TNT Sports will be the broadcaster for the Champions League and Europa League competitions this season, so for those who don't subscribe, a subscription may already be worth considering, given the Hoops will be in one of those two competitions.
What O'Neill has said
Celtic boss Martin O'Neill knows his team still have plenty to do in Austria. He said after Wednesday night's win: “I didn’t have to say it to the players in the dressing room. They absolutely know. I think we are capable of scoring (over there) which we might need to do.
“I am not playing it down at all. We are a long way away, genuinely. Next Tuesday will be a big test for us. Our goals were fantastic, good enough to win any football match. But there is a long way to go yet.”
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