The club have been handed just 508 tickets for the trip to Edinburgh later this month, representing a reduction of around 20 per cent compared with their previous allocation.

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In a statement, Celtic criticised the decision and stressed that the reduction was entirely down to Hearts. The club also highlighted a series of cuts to their Tynecastle allocation in recent years.

The statement read: "We have been informed by Heart of Midlothian FC that we will receive an allocation of 508 tickets for our forthcoming match at Tynecastle Stadium at the end of this month.

"Clearly we are surprised and disappointed at this move, which represents another cut of around 20 per cent on our previous allocation and follows significant reductions across recent years.

"However, to be very clear, this is outwith our control and is the decision of the home club."

The latest reduction means fewer Celtic supporters will have the opportunity to follow their team at Tynecastle, with demand expected to significantly outweigh the number of tickets available.

Adult tickets have been priced at £35, while over-65s and full-time students will pay £25. Tickets for under-18s cost £20, with under-16s priced at £14 and under-13s at £13.

An additional booking fee of £1.60 applies to each ticket, with sales taking place exclusively online.

Due to the limited allocation, Celtic have conducted a ballot among season ticket holders who attended at least 13 domestic away fixtures during the 2025/26 campaign.

Successful applicants will be contacted directly by the club.

The decision represents another reduction in Celtic's travelling support at Tynecastle, with the club making clear its frustration at the latest restrictions.