### Celtic's Scottish Premiership Opening Match Tickets Go On Sale in Hours After Home Tickets Sold Out Quickly
On Friday evening, the excitement surrounding Celtic Football Club's upcoming Scottish Premiership opener against Aberdeen was palpable. The club had already announced that all home matches for the season would be sold out within minutes, leaving fans scrambling to secure tickets as soon as they became available.
By late Sunday morning, Celtic fans were eagerly anticipating the first leg of their campaign at Celtic Park. However, just hours before kickoff, it became apparent that the club had not released any tickets for away games yet. This unexpected development led to widespread disappointment and frustration among supporters who had invested heavily in home fixtures.
The situation came as a surprise to many, given the club’s history of selling out stadiums during the league season. This unprecedented delay has left some fans feeling let down and uncertain about how they will attend the away games this year. The club’s management has since issued a statement explaining that the delay is due to logistical challenges related to ticket distribution and availability.
As the day progressed, Celtic fans began posting updates on social media, expressing their concerns and seeking information from the club. Some expressed relief that the home matches were filled, while others expressed frustration with the lack of away game tickets.
Despite the initial disappointment, there have been reports of increased interest in attending Celtic matches overall. Many fans are planning to support the team in both home and away games, hoping to make up for the missed opportunity to see them play at home.
The Scottish Premier League, which operates under strict regulations regarding ticket sales and distribution, has taken swift action to address the issue. The league has informed clubs that they must release away game tickets within a certain timeframe, typically two weeks before the scheduled date. This ensures that fans have adequate time to purchase tickets for both home and away games.
While the situation remains unresolved, Celtic fans are showing resilience and determination to support their beloved club. As the club works to resolve the matter, fans are encouraged to remain patient and continue following the latest developments on social media platforms. With the Scottish Premier League set to kick off next week, Celtic fans can look forward to seeing their favorite team play at home and away in the coming seasons.