Celtic's Scottish Premiership matches have been postponed due to their participation in UEFA competition playoffs. As of 23 Aug 2026, Celtic is currently 1st in Premiership, with 6 pts, 2W-0D-0L from 2 games, and a recent form of WW.
What happened?
The Scottish Premiership has postponed several matches, including those of Celtic, Rangers, and Motherwell, to allow teams to rest and prepare for UEFA play-off matches.
Why it matters for Celtic
This decision will give Celtic a better chance to focus on their UEFA competitions, which could lead to more exposure and recognition for the league.
What comes next?
Celtic's next fixture is vs Dundee Utd, away, on 2026-12-30, and they will look to maintain their current form, having scored 6 goals and conceded only 1, with a goal difference of +5. The postponement of matches will not affect the overall schedule of the Scottish Premiership, with the Dundee derby game being the only match played this weekend. Celtic, along with other teams, has exercised an SPFL rule to delay their matches, allowing them to prioritize their UEFA competitions. This decision will have an impact on the team's standings, but for now, they remain at the top of the table. The exact dates for the rescheduled matches have not been announced yet, but fans can expect an update soon. In the meantime, Celtic will focus on their UEFA competitions, looking to make a strong impression and bring recognition to the Scottish Premiership.
