Celtic host Kilmarnock at Celtic Park on Sunday 8 November at 16:00, with no UK TV channel confirmed.
- Celtic are top of the Scottish Premiership on 28 points; Kilmarnock are 11th on 9 points.
- CelticPlayer is listed for the match, subject to the usual broadcast restrictions.
- Celtic have won three of their last six league games and four of their last six at home.
- Kilmarnock have one win in six league matches and have lost their last three away league games.
- Celtic have won the last six league meetings, scoring at least twice in each.
Celtic v Kilmarnock takes place at Celtic Park in the Scottish Premiership on Sunday 8 November at 16:00, with Celtic top on 28 points and Kilmarnock 11th on 9.
📺 TV and streaming info
No UK TV channel has been confirmed for the match. CelticPlayer is included in the listings, subject to the usual broadcast restrictions.
📊 Recent form
Celtic have won three of their last six league matches, recovering from defeat to Rangers with wins over Motherwell, Hearts and Hibernian before a draw with Dundee United and a loss at Falkirk. At Celtic Park, they have won four of their last six league games, with the most recent home outing ending 2-2 against Dundee United.
Kilmarnock have taken one win from their last six league matches, beating Motherwell after a draw with Hearts and defeats to Rangers, Falkirk and Dundee, before a 2-2 draw with St Johnstone. Away from home, Neil McCann's side have lost four of their last six league games, including each of their last three.
⚔️ Head-to-head
Celtic won 5-1 at Kilmarnock in the league in August and also won 3-2 there in the league in February. The last meeting at Celtic Park was a 4-0 Celtic win in the league in November 2025.
Celtic have won the last six league meetings between the sides, scoring at least twice in each of them.
🏥 Team news and predicted lineups
John Beaton is the referee, with David Roome as assistant referee and Colin Steven as fourth official.
Celtic could be without Alistair Johnston due to a leg injury.
Celtic (4-2-3-1): Sam Johnstone, Jordan Lotomba, Cameron Carter-Vickers, Liam Scales, Kieran Tierney, Callum McGregor, Mika Baur, James Forrest, Benjamin Nygren, Sebastian Tounekti, Kasper Høgh.
Kilmarnock (3-4-1-2): Nico Mantl, Cathal McCarthy, Robbie Deas, George Stanger, Jamie Brandon, Aaron Tshibola, Tom Lowery, Erik Ring, Greg Kiltie, Joe Hugill, Djenairo Daniels.
📈 Key stats and insights
