Celtic v Kilmarnock is not on TV today in the UK. Here’s how to follow it and where to stream the highlights, with Celtic Park hosting Sunday’s 16.00 GMT kick off.

Live StreamingDateKick off TimeVenue
Celtic v Kilmarnock8 November 202616.00 GMTCeltic Park
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Is Celtic v Kilmarnock on TV?

Celtic come into this on a high after a dramatic midweek win in Europe. They trailed Besiktas at Celtic Park on Thursday, but substitutes Callum Osmand and Camilo Duran turned the game round, and after Besiktas equalised late on, Celtic struck again to win 3-2 for their first points of the Europa League campaign.

Domestic form had slipped beforehand, with a 2-2 draw against Dundee United and a 2-0 defeat at Falkirk. Martin O’Neill’s side are still four points clear at the top, having beaten Hearts 7-1 and won 2-1 at Hibernian last month, but Rangers have a game in hand and play St Mirren the night before.

Celtic came through the Besiktas win without fresh injury problems. Duran, who scored twice, and Osmand could be rewarded with starts in place of James Forrest and Sebastian Tounekti, while Alistair Johnston and Yang Hyun-Jun remain out but are expected back in the coming weeks.

Kilmarnock are 11th with nine points from 12 games, having won only twice. Their most recent outing was a 2-2 draw with ten-man St Johnstone, and the defence has been the big problem, with no side in the division conceding more.

Neil McCann, in charge since January, steered Killie clear of trouble last season with four straight wins at the end of the campaign, but they have found consistency hard to come by since and are back near the foot of the table.

McCann could stick with the side that drew with St Johnstone, with former Manchester United academy striker Joe Hugill expected to keep his place up front. Bailey Rice and Maksymillian Stryjek are both unavailable.

Kilmarnock have not beaten Celtic for some time, and a trip to Celtic Park against the league leaders is the toughest test they could have been handed going into the international break.