Celtic FC Women promise ‘new moments of history’ in season ticket launch

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·14 July 2025

Celtic FC Women promise ‘new moments of history’ in season ticket launch

Celtic FC Women have released season ticket details for the 2025/26 season and it confirms that we will remain at New Douglas Park. That’s some progress at least as the club, on a better late than never basis, gave the support some clarity ahead of the new season.

New Douglas Park, the new home of Celtic FC Women. Photo Celtic FC

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Promoted with the tagline ‘Join the Journey’, Celtic Women season tickets have not increased in price for another season, with adult STs priced at £130 and child STs priced at £20. This averages to about £8.50 for an adult for every home game, which the season ticket grants you access to.

Off the back of a terribly disappointing season, Celtic are pushing that “the secret to any successful journey is to keep going, to reach new heights and bring new moments of history”. This will no doubt give some supporters hope that investment is coming, and that we could be on the cusp of a strong window.

Celtic FC Women v FC Twenty. UEFA Women’s Champions League, New Douglas Park, Hamilton on 8 October 2024. Photo AJ (The Celtic Star)

However, it is no secret that Celtic FC Women are still lacking behind compared to other SWPL clubs this pre-season, but it is finally good to have confirmation on season tickets, as well as where we will be playing our home games.

theRangers took the bold step this season to move their SWPL home matches to Ibrox, and there may have been some hope that Celtic would have followed suit, but we now know this isn’t the case. But if it were to work out for our rivals, could Celtic make a similar move in the future?

It is important to note as well that the SWPL has changed format for the upcoming season, with 10 teams now in the top flight. After an initial 18 matches where every team will play each other home and away, the league will split into a top six and a bottom four. The top six will play an additional 10 games, while the bottom four will play an additional six. The post-split games will also follow the home and away format.

IMAGO / PA Images Celtic v FC Twente – UEFA Women s Champions League – Group Stage – New Douglas Park Celtic s Emma Lawton (left) and FC Twente s Ella Peddemors battle for the ball on Tuesday October 8, 2024. Photo Andrew Milligan

First place will be crowned champions, with second securing their spot in the UEFA Women’s Champions League for the next season.

If you want to secure your place cheering on the Ghirls for the upcoming season, you can purchase your season ticket HERE.

Jessica Elliott