The Celtic Ticket Office has officially announced that the club’s allotment of tickets for the crucial Scottish Premiership clash at Dens Park in Dundee this Sunday has been significantly reduced.

For the upcoming post-split fixture, Celtic has been allocated a mere 3,323 tickets by Dundee, marking a decrease from their previous allocation of 3,737 on their last visit to Dens Park. This reduction of 414 tickets means fewer opportunities for away support to cheer on the team at this pivotal match.

Tickets for the Celtic section at the Dundee vs. Celtic Scottish Premiership match are priced at £32 for adults, £20 for seniors and students, and £14 for under 18s.

Looking ahead, Celtic’s final away game of the Scottish Premiership campaign will see them travel to Ayrshire to face Kilmarnock on May 15th. In the past, for the clash at Rugby Park, Celtic received 3,971 tickets. Speculation arises whether Kilmarnock might expand the allocation to capitalize on the title race, despite the prevailing trend in Scottish football to have empty seats rather than paying supporters in attendance.

The upcoming televised Kilmarnock vs. Celtic game presents an opportunity for added revenue, as Kilmarnock aims to sustain and enhance their success under Derek McInnes. With passionate supporters expected to turn out, one wonders if offering the additional stands behind each goal to Celtic, while accommodating their fans in the main stands, could be a viable option, as seen in previous title-deciding encounters.

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