The Old Firm Derby is one of the season's most hyped matches, and we've got you covered for Celtic fans looking to find a Hoops-friendly pub.
Whether the game is being played at Celtic Park or Ibrox Stadium, it is essential to mix with the right crowd.
While the on-field ramifications are clear, the match is as important off the field as ever. These are the biggest dates on Celtic fans' calendars, and excitement will build ahead of the big kick-off.
If you haven't got a ticket for the match but want to watch the match with other Celtic fans, then these places should be on your radar.
Our guide below will direct you to the best and most popular Celtic pubs in Glasgow for the Old Firm Derby.
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The Brazen Head
The Brazen Head is a beloved Celtic pub in Glasgow, perfect for any passionate Celtic fan looking to catch the Old Firm match without a ticket. The lively atmosphere is filled with rich Celtic memorabilia, and every wall tells a story. Plus, they showcase all live Celtic matches, making it the ultimate spot to cheer for your team with fellow supporters.
Fans with a match ticket often elect to drink here before matches, as a bus leaves the front door and goes directly to the stadium before kick-off. The pub opened in 1994 and has the same name as a famous bar in Dublin, but it is far from your stereotypical Irish bar.
Address: 1-3 Cathcart Rd, Glasgow G42 7BE
Grace's
Grace's is another Celtic bar in Glasgow, and it can be found right in the heart of Merchant City. The pub isn't shy about being a Celtic pub and is the perfect spot for watching live football as there are 15 screens dotted about the venue, meaning you will have a good view regardless of where you find yourselves.
Grace's is known to put on live music at weekends, so if you stick behind after the full-time whistle, you can enjoy a sing-song with fellow Celtic fans.
Address: 16 Candleriggs, Glasgow G1 1LD
Malones
Malones is a classy establishment in the centre of Glasgow. If you'd rather enjoy the match in a less rowdy atmosphere, it's the place to watch it. The pub is still well-established as a watering hole for Celtic fans, and it even sponsors the Celtic Fans TV YouTube channel.
You can also get some decent food from Malones, so if you fancy lunch while the match is on, this could be the place for you.
Address: 57-59 Sauchiehall Ln, Glasgow G2 4AB
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Bar 67
Bar 67 is at the opposite end of the spectrum from Malones in that it is very much a rough-and-ready Celtic pub. It is more like a social club than a pub, but it has stood the test of time and outlasted several other pubs and bars in the local area.
Bar 67 also displays a replica Champions League trophy, so if you want to take a picture with football's most iconic trophy, watch the match here.
Address: 257-259 Gallowgate, Glasgow G4 0TP
Murphy's
Murphy's is one of the newer Celtic pubs to open in Glasgow, but it is already proving a hit with fans. Rod Stewart has visited the pub on several occasions and has given it his seal of approval. This underground bar has several screens and also offers live music to keep you in there longer after the match is over.
Address: 49 Bell St, Glasgow G1 1NX