Few football matches are ever at risk of being called off due to crowd trouble with no crowd present, but the Old Firm is very rarely like any other game.
Rangers are arriving at Celtic Park as Premiership champions, but there will be no guard of honour when Steven Gerrard’s men walk on to the turf of their nearest rivals.
Interim Hoops boss John Kennedy will be hoping to stake a claim for the job on a permanent basis by alleviating some of the pain caused by the Parkhead side’s collapse in their ten-in-a-row season, but even Glasgow bragging rights may not be enough to do that.
Both sides have urged supporters to remain at home and heeding their warning, there is likely to be a huge TV audience for this one.
What time is kick off?
As with the vast majority of Old Firm clashes, the game is in the early slot.
Kick off at Celtic Park is at 12:00pm.
Who is the referee?
Willie Collum takes charge of the action from Parkhead.
He is assisted by Frank Connor and Sean Carr, while Kevin Clancy is the fourth official.
Is the game on TV?
Imagine if it wasn't?
But no, of course it is. You can watch it on two channels at the same time if you so wish.
The build up gets underway on Sky Sports Football and Main Event from 11am, with an hour of chat before kick off.
Can it be live streamed?
Yes, the match will be available on Sky Go for customers signed up to the service.
