Where to Watch Celtic v Falkirk: Sky Sports, BBC and Full Commentary Guide

Match date: 25 April 2026

Where to Watch Celtic v Falkirk: Sky Sports, BBC and Full Commentary Guide

As Celtic host Falkirk in the Scottish Premiership at Celtic Park on Saturday 25 April 2026, with kick-off at 17:30 UK time, British fans have prime viewing options on familiar channels. Sky Sports Football HD leads the coverage for live action, while BBC Radio 5 Live, BBC Radio Scotland and BBC Sportscene offer comprehensive audio and highlights, ensuring every moment of this crucial clash is accessible.[1][3]

Sky Sports takes centre stage with their full broadcast on Sky Sports Football HD, featuring presenter Eilidh Barbour, a seasoned Scottish journalist known for her sharp hosting on major football matches across Sky's platforms. Main commentator Ian Crocker brings his energetic style, honed over years calling Premiership and international games, paired with co-commentator Chris Sutton, the former Celtic and Blackburn Rovers striker whose 231 goals in 416 appearances give him unparalleled insight into Hoops' tactics. Pundits James McFadden, the ex-Scotland international with a storied career at Everton and Wolves, and Darren O'Dea, a Celtic defender who lifted three titles, promise expert analysis. Reporter Luke Shanley will deliver pitch-side updates, backed by Sky Sports News HD. Sky also provides highlights via world feed commentators.[1][3]

BBC options abound for radio enthusiasts. BBC Radio 5 Live features reporter Martin Dowden, while BBC Radio Scotland, BBC Radio Scotland Extra, BBC Sounds app and BBC Sport Online audio are hosted by Kenny Macintyre, a veteran broadcaster with decades covering Scottish football. Main commentator Liam McLeod, celebrated for his vivid descriptions on BBC Sportscene and radio, teams with co-commentators Pat Bonner, the legendary Celtic goalkeeper from their 1988 centenary double-winning side, and Ian McCall, former manager of Clyde, Queen of the South and Partick Thistle. Pundit Tom English, BBC's chief sports writer with awards for his incisive columns, rounds out the team. BBC Sportscene has Liam McLeod reporting.[1]

For away fans, Falkirk TV (subscription required) streams with commentator Josh Heggie. Radio Clyde 1 offers reporter Gabriel Antoniazzi, and US viewers turn to CBS Sports Golazo Network or Paramount+ using world feed. Celtic, third with 67 points from 33 games (21 wins, 59 goals), recently beat St Mirren 1-0 thanks to Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, eyeing the title race. Falkirk, sixth on 46 points, lost 6-3 to Rangers but boast scorers like Ben Broggio.[1][3][5]

Odds favour Celtic heavily at -300 moneyline, with over 3.5 goals at +110 and Celtic -1.5 at -115. Analysts predict a Hoops win, given their 67.05% chance to score first and strong home form, though Falkirk+1.25 Asian Handicap offers value amid their recent defensive woes (10 goals conceded in three games).[1][3][5]

Top scorers include Celtic's Benjamin Nygren (11 goals) versus Falkirk's Barney Stewart. Both teams to score stands at 61.89%, with Celtic likely first-half winners at 46.73%.[5] This match at Celtic Park, Glasgow, pits Celtic's attack against Falkirk's resilience under John McGlynn.

Don't miss the action on Sky Sports or BBC airwaves. For more on Celtic's title push, visit Celtic FC official site. With star punditry from Sutton, Bonner and McFadden, coverage elevates this Premiership showdown.[1][3]

Article generated: 25 April 2026, 17:31 GMT