The Scottish Premiership fixture between Dundee United and Celtic on April 26, 2025, is set to be a pivotal encounter with Celtic aiming to secure their fourth successive league title. The match kicks off at 12:30 PM UK time at Tannadice Park, officially known as the CalForth Construction Arena[3][5]. Broadcast and Commentary Coverage BBC Radio Scotland Extra will provide live audio commentary for listeners across the UK, featuring presenter Kenny Macintyre. The same live coverage will also be accessible on the BBC Sounds app and through BBC Sport Online’s audio streaming, all hosted by Macintyre, a respected broadcaster known for his authoritative and engaging football coverage[ ]. Kenny Macintyre has been a familiar voice in Scottish football, bringing a wealth of experience and insightful analysis to the live broadcasts. For Celtic supporters and a more club-focused perspective, Celtic TV offers a premium broadcast of the game with a dedicated commentary team. Gerry McCulloch will be the main commentator, accompanied by former Celtic striker Simon Donnelly as co-commentator. Paul Cuddihy will join as the sideline reporter to provide pre-match insights and post-match reactions. Gerry McCulloch, known for his extensive experience in Scottish football presenting, alongside Simon Donnelly, who has had a notable playing career at Celtic, ensure expert analysis and passionate commentary tailored for the Hoops’ fans[5]. Sky Sports News and Sky Sports HD will have reporter Adam Binnie on site to provide updates and reports, adding to the comprehensive media coverage expected around this important fixture[ ]. Match Context and Key Details Celtic enter the match with a commanding lead atop the Scottish Premiership, holding 81 points from 33 games, while Dundee United sits in fourth place with 50 points[1][2]. A draw in this match will be enough for Celtic to clinch the Scottish Premiership title for a record fourth consecutive season, making this a crucial match for both sides[5]. Celtic has a strong recent record against Dundee United, winning 76 of their last 98 meetings, with the last encounter in February seeing Celtic triumph 3-0 at Celtic Park[4]. Key players to watch include Celtic’s Daizen Maeda, who has scored 16 goals this season, and Dundee United’s forward S. Dalby, who has netted 14 goals[1][2]. Celtic’s attacking prowess was recently highlighted by their 5-1 win over Kilmarnock and a 5-0 Scottish Cup semi-final win over St. Johnstone, displaying sharp form going into this match[4]. How to Tune In - BBC Radio Scotland Extra and BBC Sounds App for live audio commentary with Kenny Macintyre. - BBC Sport Online for audio streaming coverage. - Celtic TV for a premium live video stream with the expert commentary team of Gerry McCulloch, Simon Donnelly, and reporter Paul Cuddihy (subject to geo-restrictions and subscription)[5]. - Sky Sports News/HD will provide on-the-ground reports before and during the game. This match is a must-watch for Scottish football fans, especially those following Celtic’s dominant league campaign. With comprehensive coverage on major UK platforms, supporters have multiple options to experience the drama live. For more on the Scottish Premiership and details about the teams, visit the official [Scottish Premiership website](https:\/\/spfl.co.uk), keep up with [Celtic FC](https:\/\/www.celticfc.com), or check out [Dundee United FC](https:\/\/www.dundeeunitedfc.co.uk). p