Hearts v Celtic

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Sunday 29 Nov 2026

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15:00 Local Time

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Tynecastle • 

Edinburgh, United KingdomShow on map

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Heart of Midlothian Football Club, widely known as Hearts, is a professional football team based in Edinburgh, Scotland. Founded in 1874, the club competes in the Scottish Premiership and plays its home matches at Tynecastle Park, a historic stadium in the Gorgie area with a capacity of around 20,000. Hearts have won the Scottish league title four times, most recently in 1960, and have lifted the Scottish Cup eight times, with their latest triumph coming in 2012. The club has also won the Scottish League Cup on four occasions. Hearts are among Scotland’s best-supported clubs and have a long-standing rivalry with city neighbours Hibernian, with their meetings known as the Edinburgh derby. Notable figures in the club’s history include prolific forward Willie Bauld, midfielder Gary Mackay and striker John Robertson, who helped Hearts earn a reputation for passionate support and competitive teams. The club’s maroon colours, Tynecastle home and major domestic honours make Hearts a prominent name in Scottish football. Supporters follow the team’s league campaign, cup runs and player news throughout each season.

Celtic Football Club is a professional football team based in Glasgow, Scotland, and one of the country’s most successful and widely supported clubs. Founded in 1887, Celtic competes in the Scottish Premiership and regularly challenges for the Scottish Cup and Scottish League Cup. The club has won numerous domestic titles, including more than 50 Scottish league championships, and made history in 1967 by becoming the first British team to win the European Cup. Known as the Lisbon Lions, that celebrated side remains central to Celtic’s history, alongside legendary figures such as Billy McNeill, Jimmy Johnstone and Henrik Larsson. Celtic plays its home matches at Celtic Park, often called Parkhead, in the east end of Glasgow. With a capacity of around 60,000, it is Scotland’s largest football stadium and is renowned for its passionate atmosphere and strong matchday support. The club’s green-and-white hoops, historic identity and devoted fan base make it a prominent name in Scottish and European football. For information on Celtic FC results, fixtures, players, trophies and stadium history, the club offers plenty of interest to football supporters.