BT Sport to show classic Celtic European Classics in 2 hour special programme
While there is no live football amid the coronavirus pandemic, BT Sport will be giving Celtic fans the chance to relive some their greatest Champions League nights from the past 20 years.
The schedule dedicates two hours to Celtic in Europe and will showcase some of the finest nights in recent Celtic history including their famous 2-1 win against Barcelona.
- 19:00 - 2001/02 UEFA Champions League: Celtic 4-3 Juventus – a heroic victory over Juventus was not enough to see Celtic qualify for the second group stage but will be remembered for an inspiring performance from veteran Lubo Moravcik and a cracking brace from Chris Sutton
- 19:30 - 2007/08 UEFA Champions League: Celtic 2-1 AC Milan – Scott Mcdonald’s 90th-minute winner sees the Hoops claim a famous scalp in the form of reigning European champions AC Milan and puts them on track to qualify for the knockout stages
- 20:00 - 2012/13 UEFA Champions League: Celtic 2-1 Barcelona – Celtic celebrate their 125th anniversary in style with a win over Barcelona on their own turf, thanks to goals from Victor Wanyama and teenager Tony Watt
- 20:30 - 2006/07 UEFA Champions League: Celtic 1-0 Man Utd – The Bhoys edge through to the knockout stages after Shunsuke Nakamura’s curling freekick and a last-minute penalty save from Artur Boruc.
The channel is airing a European Classics show starting at 7pm, Sunday (3rd May) on BT Sport 1.
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