The details for Celtic's Premier Sports Cup last 16 tie against Hibernian have been confirmed.
Brendan Rodgers' side will take on Hibs at Celtic Park on Sunday, August 18.
Kick-off for the fixture will be at 3pm with the match televised through live coverage on Premier Sports 1.
All eight 2nd Round Premier Sports Cup matches will be broadcast live! 🙌🏆
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Rangers v St Johnstone and Celtic v Hibernian will be televised live on Premier Sports 1 📺
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The tie between Rangers and St Johnstone has also been selected for broadcast coverage in the Saturday evening slot.
Every other fixture will be available to watch via a Premier Sports streaming subscription.
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Premier Sports last 16 fixture confirmation
Saturday, August 17
Aberdeen vs Queen's Park 3pm
Falkirk vs Hearts 3pm
Dundee vs Airdrieonians 3pm
The Spartans vs Ross County 3pm
Rangers vs St Johnstone 5.45pm - Premier Sports 1
Sunday, August 18
Dundee United vs St Mirren 2pm
Motherwell vs Kilmarnock 2pm
Celtic vs Hibernian 3pm - Premier Sports 1
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