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·14 marzo 2025
Celtic given Easter Sunday Scottish Cup semi-final confirmation

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·14 marzo 2025
Hampden Park ahead of the 2024 Scottish Cup Final between Celtic and theRangers. Photo Vagelis Georgariou for The Celtic Star
The Scottish FA released details for both semi-finals, with Hearts playing Aberdeen at the National stadium the day before our own match.
Hearts versus Aberdeen is the first Semi-Final, and has a 12:30pm kick-off time on Saturday, 19 April. It will be live on both BBC One Scotland and Premier Sports.
2021 Scottish Cup winners St Johnstone then take on the holders and the most successful club in the Scottish Cup’s history, Celtic on Sunday, 20 April, with a kick off time of 3pm. This semi-final is exclusively live on Premier Sports.
Celtic Supporters at Hampden Park during the 2024 Scottish Cup Final between Celtic and theRangers. Photo Vagelis Georgariou for The Celtic Star
The draw took place on Monday in Livingston, with Scottish Cup winners Lewis Stevenson and Julie Fleeting completing the draw.
The Scottish FA also confirmed that ticket prices have been frozen since last year’s semi-finals, which is welcome news for supporters of all four clubs still in the cup competition.
Ticket prices for both matches are listed below, with prices frozen from last year’s Semi-Finals. Basically adult prices will be £40 for the South and North stands and £30 for behind the goals in the East or West stands, with Over 65s and U16s paying half those prices.
No news on the number of tickets Celtic will receive but given St Johnstone is unlikely to bring too many to Hampden it should be of the region of 40,000. All those on the Home Cup Ticket Scheme should probably be fine for tickets without waiting on a ballot.
Celtic Supporters at Hampden Park during the 2024 Scottish Cup Final between Celtic and theRangers. Photo Vagelis Georgariou for The Celtic Star
Celtic have won the Scottish Cup in past two seasons and another 40 times on top of those two. No other club – dead or alive – has won the Scottish Cup more than Celtic and Brendan Rodgers will be looking to make it Scottish Cup win No.43 come May 24 May 2025.
Adam Idah scores the winner for Celtic in the 2024 Scottish Cup Final against theRangers at Hampden. Photo Vagelis Georgariou for The Celtic Star
Before that though it will be all about getting past St Johnstone on Easter Sunday to earn our place in another Scottish Cup Final, for what would be the club’s 62nd final in our proud, unbroken history.
Premier Sports – Scottish Cup dates for the semi-finals…
27 August 2000: Henrik Larsson celebrates during the Scottish Premier League match against Rangers at Celtic Park. Celtic won the game 6 – 2. Photo: Stu Forster /Allsport
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