Motherwell v Celtic live stream: what time is kick off and which Sky channel is it on?

Here’s where to watch the Motherwell v Celtic live stream, with Martin O’Neill’s side visiting Fir Park for a Scottish Premiership kick off at 12.00 BST on Sunday.

Live Streaming	Date	Kick off Time	TV Channel
Motherwell v Celtic	11 October 2026	12.00 BST	Sky Sports Football

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What channel is Motherwell v Celtic on?

Sky Sports Football has Motherwell v Celtic live, with coverage beginning at 11.00 BST, an hour before the 12.00 kick off at Fir Park on Sunday 11 October 2026. The game is also on Sky Sports Ultra HDR for anyone with a 4K-capable Sky setup.

Sunday is the first of three straight Celtic league games on Sky. Hearts come to Celtic Park on 18 October and the trip to Hibernian follows on 25 October, both live on Sky Sports, with Europa League ties away to Benfica and at home to Celta Vigo slotted in between.

Supporters outside the UK and Ireland can watch through CelticPlayer, and in the United States the game is on Paramount+.

Both clubs have lost three in a row.

Celtic went into the break top by just two points, with Rangers playing Kilmarnock at Ibrox the day before this game. O’Neill’s side were beaten 3-0 at Ibrox in the League Cup quarter-final, 3-1 at home by Ferencvaros in the Europa League and then 1-0 by Rangers in the league, a defeat that has hung over them for the whole international break.

Motherwell’s slide has dropped Alfred Johansson’s side to eighth on eight points. Defeats to Rangers, Aberdeen and Dundee have yielded a single goal between them, and their European run had already ended against Freiburg in the Conference League play-off round.

Benjamin Nygren is a doubt after being sent home from the Sweden squad with illness. Alistair Johnston is close to a return from his hamstring injury and Callum Osmand from an ankle problem, though Sunday may come too soon for both, while Jota remains a long-term absentee.

Johansson is without Callum Hendry, Johnny Koutroumbis, Jordan McGhee, Paul McGinn and Oscar Priestman.