Celtic have confirmed that tickets for the Europa League home matches against Beşiktaş and Marseille will go on general sale on Wednesday morning.

Tickets for both matches will be available online from 10am on Wednesday, although supporters must meet the club’s eligibility rules to buy. Celtic have confirmed that fans need to have registered a ticketing account by August 26, 2026.

Check the full Celtic fixture list for every date and kick-off.

Adult tickets start from £45 per match, with concessions starting from £32. A booking fee of £1.60 per ticket will also apply.

Children under 13 must be accompanied by an adult.

The club have also reminded supporters that they now need a Celtic FC Digital Account to buy and manage tickets online. That same account is used across the Celtic FC App, CelticPlayer, the online store and e-ticketing.

Accessible Seating tickets for both matches will go on sale from 11am on Wednesday, for supporters on the Accessible Seating Waiting List.

After losing the opening league-phase match against Ferencvaros, Celtic already know they cannot afford to let too many points slip. The away game against Benfica comes first, but the home matches will be where Martin O’Neill’s side need to make Celtic Park count.

European nights in Glasgow are still different when the team gives the crowd something to feed off. Celtic will need that edge against sides with players who are comfortable at this level.

Tickets are expected to move quickly once the sale opens, especially with both fixtures available at the same time.