CELTIC are through to the quarter-finals of the annual Hong Kong Football Club Citibank International Soccer Sevens tournament.
 
A youthful Celtic side, led by coaches Danny McGrain and Stevie Frail, will face Newcastle United in the quarter finals of the seven-a-side competition on Sunday, May 20.
 
Celtic kicked off in the group stages with a 3-0 win over Hong Kong Football Club Captain’s Select thanks to goals from John Herron, Marcus Fraser and Jackson Irvine.

CELTIC fans travelling to Norwich for the Adam Drury testimonial match at Carrow Road this Tuesday, May 22, are urged not to take flares or any other pyrotechnics into the ground.

Smoke set off in a football stadium is not safe and may adversely affect persons who suffer from breathing disorders. In recent events, flares have also inadvertently caused seats to burn and may obviously have serious consequences if flags are ignited.

FOLLOWING a busy week of supporters purchasing season tickets to back the Bhoys for the 2012/13 campaign, the Ticket Office will be extending their opening hours across this weekend, and will now be opened Saturday (9am – 1pm) and Sunday (10am – 2pm).
 
Don’t miss your chance to cheer on the SPL champions here in Paradise next season, as Neil Lennon’s side aim to retain the title and bring UEFA Champions League group-stage football back to Celtic Park.
 
Reasons to buy:
- SPL Champions 2011/2012
Watch all home league games at Celtic Park as the SPL Champions defend their title
- Guaranteed UEFA Champions League qualifier incl.

Aberdeen put paid to Celtic's run of 17 SPL wins on the bounce, while both are the only sides in the Scottish top flight to remain unbeaten in 2012. BBC Scotland's Paul Mitchell describes the action from Pittodrie (UK only).

Scottish Cup holders Celtic progress to the semi-final of this years competition after defeating Dundee United at Tannadice. BBC Scotland's Alasdair Lamont describes the action (UK only).

Celtic manager Neil Lennon speaks to BBC Scotland's Chris McLaughlin after the 4-0 defeat of Dundee United in the Scottish Cup quarter-final tie at Tannadice.

Celtic manager Neil Lennon warns BBC Scotland the club will not co-operate with the media for the rest of the season.

Celtic ease into the semi-finals of the Scottish Cup with four second-half goals against 10-man Dundee United.