The home side welcome their Spanish visitors for the third round of fixtures in the league phase of the Europa League. Both sides have failed to collect a point after two defeats, but that's not stopped Celta Vigo fans from travelling in impressive numbers.

They have sold 3,000 tickets for the game in Glasgow - which surpasses the 2,500 supporters they took to Old Trafford for the semi-finals of the Europa League against Manchester United nine years ago and the 2,900 fans they had with them in Lyon last season for a Round of 16 defeat.

And it will be their biggest travelling support since their first-ever away European game - against Aberdeen at Pittodrie in 1971, where they lost home and away in a UEFA Cup tie.

Celta Vigo's director of infrastructure, Carlos Cao, said: "In Glasgow they don't understand why so many people from Vigo want to go to the game. For them, it's just another game, but it is a very special match for our supporters.

"Lots of our fans bought a ticket first, then worried about travel and a hotel later!"