Celtic face a difficult task ahead of them as they begin to navigate life after Brendan Rodgers, following his dramatic exit from the club on Monday night.
Martin O’Neill’s second stint as Hoops manager has its first major challenge in the shape of the ‘Old Firm’ derby at Hampden Park, not the easiest second day at the office.
Motherwell or St Mirren await one of the Glasgow sides in the final, as the first piece of silverware in Scottish football is decided.
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Rangers are also under new management, with Danny Röhl taking the reins at Ibrox and delivering a long-awaited home win last week against Ayrshire side Kilmarnock.
The Blues of Glasgow will be eager to get one over their vulnerable neighbours and secure some silverware to push on from this season.
When and where is the Premier Sports Scottish League Cup semi-final between Rangers and Celtic?
Celtic take on Rangers in the Premier Sports Scottish League Cup on Sunday, November 2, at Hampden Park.
Kick-off is scheduled for 2pm.
Where can I watch the Premier Sports Scottish League Cup semi-final between Celtic and Rangers?
Celtic and Rangers’ semi-final will be broadcast on Premier Sports 1, the lead sponsor of the competition.
It can also be streamed on the Premier Sports app via subscription.
Where can I get tickets for the Premier Sports Scottish League Cup semi-final between Rangers and Celtic?
Tickets for the Premier Sports Cup semi-final between Celtic and Rangers are available through the club websites for both teams.
