Falkirk host the Scottish Premiership leaders today. Find out how to watch and stream Falkirk v Celtic on TV today, with the Falkirk Stadium staging Sunday’s early afternoon kick off at 13.00 GMT.

Live StreamingDateKick off TimeTV Channel
Falkirk v Celtic1 November 202613.00 GMTSky Sports Football
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What channel is Falkirk v Celtic on?

Falkirk come into this on a three-game winning run, beating Hibernian 2-1 away, Kilmarnock 3-0 at home and then Aberdeen 1-0 in midweek, with Ben Krauhaus scoring the winner at Pittodrie. That has lifted John McGlynn’s side to sixth on 15 points.

It is a big improvement on a slow start that brought only six points from their first eight games. Goals have started to flow, and their defence has been one of the best in the division, with only Celtic and Rangers conceding fewer, though home form has been the weaker side of their season.

Aodhan Doherty, Joseph Gardner, Ethan Laidlaw, Keelan Adams and Aidan Nesbitt are all out injured, and Leon McCann is a doubt. Krauhaus could be rewarded for his midweek winner with a start alongside Brad Spencer in central midfield.

Celtic lead the table on 28 points and their league form has held up even as the rest of their season has wobbled. Martin O’Neill’s side are out of the League Cup and lost each of their first three Europa League games, but they have kept winning domestically, including a 7-1 thrashing of Hearts and a 2-0 win at Motherwell.

They have won every away league game so far this season, though they have conceded in each of their last three league matches, including twice in a 2-2 draw with Dundee United last time out.

Alistair Johnston is ruled out with a leg injury and Yang Hyun-Jun is also missing. Camilo Duran has scored in four league games in a row and should lead the line again, with Benjamin Nygren, Callum Osmand and Kasper Hogh in the frame to start in attack.

The unusual 1pm slot comes as several of Celtic’s rivals are involved in the League Cup semi-finals this weekend, giving the leaders the chance to strengthen their position. Celtic won 3-1 when the sides last met at Celtic Park in April.