AdminCeltic is set to find out their opponent for the Champions League playoff draw this afternoon. After losing to Aston Villa in their final group stage game, manager Brendan Rodgers will learn who his team will face in the next round, which is scheduled to take place in February. Celtic finished 21st in the final Champions League standings and will be unseeded in the draw, meaning they will face a team that finished between 9th and 16th in the standings.
The potential opponents for Celtic include Bayern Munich and Manchester City, with the first leg to be played in either Germany or England and the return match at Celtic Park. The draw will take place at 12pm CET on Friday, January 31st, and can be watched live on UEFA’s official website. The event will be broadcast from the House of European Football in Nyon, Switzerland.
A total of 16 teams will be in the draw, including seeded teams such as Atlanta, Borussia Dortmund, and Real Madrid, as well as unseeded teams like Monaco, Juventus, and Manchester City. The Champions League playoff fixtures will take place over two legs, with the first legs scheduled for February 11th and 12th and the second legs taking place on February 18th and 19th. Celtic will play the first leg away from home and the second leg at Celtic Park.
Celtic fans can watch the draw live and follow the team’s progress in the Champions League playoff knockout stage. The draw will determine the team’s opponent and the schedule for the upcoming fixtures, and fans will be eagerly awaiting the announcement to see who their team will face in the next round.
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