Liverpool v Celtic in Dublin

[Liverpel]

Anyone know if this has been confirmed?

I have seen reports that we are playing Celtic in the Aviva on August 10th

[Liverpel]

http://www.gardinerstreetdublin.com/event/liverpool-v-celtic/

[McDermotX]

Still nothing confirmed as far as I know, but the rumours from earlier in the year started up again in the last week or so.
I'd imagine if its gonna happen, they'd want to be announcing it very, very soon all the same.

[Shaggy]

Anyone know if this has been confirmed?

I have seen reports that we are playing Celtic in the Aviva on August 10th

A fitting date - it's my birthday.

Also the date on which we signed Kenny from Celtic.

[G]

Saw a tweet earlier saying it would be announced next week and tickets would be 40-50 euro.

[G]

http://www.ticketmaster.ie/event/18004AA195B417FE?tm_link=tm_changeloc_go

[Liverpel]

Tickets are 25 to 55 euro.

[G]

hopefully its the 1st team and not the u21's

[Fivex]

Surely this is 'on-field'?

[Liverpel]

Surely this is 'on-field'?

Well, it started off as 'speculation'.

[Fivex]

Anyway times have changed so I reckon this must be a job for our real life hero,

SUPERMERGE

[lucas]

Tickets are 25 to 55 euro.

Are you going?

[souliv]

Good picture Lucas as the crime rate in Dublin should be down to zero during the game

[smu1977]

Ticketmaster says this event no longer exists.

[Yozza]

http://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/latest-news/reds-to-meet-celtic-in-dublin

Liverpool Football Club has today announced that they will take part in a pre-season fixture against Celtic in Dublin.

The game will be played at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday, August 10 with kick-off at 5.30pm BST. Tickets will be priced between €10-55 and will go on sale later this month.

Billy Hogan, chief commercial officer at Liverpool FC, said: "We last played Celtic almost a decade ago so we are thrilled to get this event in our pre-season calendar.

"Both at Liverpool and Celtic, we are fortunate to have two of the most passionate fan bases in the world and this fixture in Dublin is a chance to bring them together once again."

The Bhoys were the first team Liverpool faced following the Hillsborough tragedy as part of a memorial fixture on April 30, 1989. It was at this game when both sets of supporters truly connected as Celtic fans cheered each of the four goals Liverpool scored.

The Reds last played the Scottish champions in a pre-season friendly in Connecticut, USA in July 2004.

Both clubs share a wealth of history spanning more than 120 years each. Celtic were the first British club to win the European Cup in 1967 and Liverpool were the first British club to win the European Cup five times.