Celtic begin their Scottish Premiership title defence against Kilmarnock.
The league champions will face Derek McInnes' side at Celtic Park this weekend.
Brendan Rodgers' men spent the last few weeks in America picking up wins over Chelsea, Manchester City and DC United.
Kilmarnock head to Celtic Park on Sunday after competing in UEFA Europa League qualifying against Cercle Brugge on Thursday night.
Everything you need to know about Celtic vs Kilmarnock...
When is Celtic vs Kilmarnock?
Celtic take on Kilmarnock in their league campaign curtain raiser on Sunday, August 4.
The match will be played at Celtic Park.
Kick-off is at 4.30pm.
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Is Celtic vs Kilmarnock on TV?
Yes. The match will be shown live on Sky Sports.
Coverage begins at 4pm on Sky Sports Football and Sky Sports Main Event.
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Can I live stream Celtic vs Kilmarnock?
Yes. Sky Sports subscribers can watch the match online or viewers can purchase a NOW TV sports pass to catch the action.
Celtic TV subscribers outside the UK and Ireland can watch the match live through the club platform.
Who do Celtic face in their next five matches?
Celtic vs Kilmarnock - Sunday, August 4
Hibernian vs Celtic - Sunday, August 11
Celtic vs Hibernian - Sunday, August 18
St Mirren vs Celtic - Sunday, August 25
Celtic vs Rangers - Sunday, September 1
What were Celtic's results in pre-season?
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