Motherwell host Celtic on Saturday in Premiership action, with a rare 3pm kick-off penned in for the game at Fir Park.
It's the first time Motherwell and Celtic have met this season, but the Hoops have won nine of the last 10 matches between the pair.
Capacity has been capped at just under 10,000 with vaccine certification not needed to attend the Fir Park match. The game is approaching a sell-out.
It's not being televised either but there are a couple of options available to fans wanting to view the game.
There are limited tickets available for the Motherwell end and they must be purchased in advance. There will be no cash gates in operation.
Celtic have sold out their 'reduced allocation' for the match. A live stream of the game can be bought from ppv.motherwellfc.co.uk for £12.
The game is available to purchase in Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales, but due to UEFA restrictions, this game is not purchasable if you are in England.
Danny Johnson's late strike in a 1-1 draw between Motherwell and Celtic in 2018 was the last time the Fir Park side took anything from this fixture.
Motherwell are fourth and two places above Celtic heading into the fixture, although the Steelmen only have a one-point advantage.
Man in the middle
Referee for this one is Willie Collum, with David Roome and Craig Ferguson appointed assistant referees. Chris Fordyce is the fourth official.
Collum refereed Motherwell's league win over Dundee in August and dished out a red card to 'Well left-back Jake Carroll.
He also handed out a red to St Mirren's Alan Power as Celtic swept the Paisley side aside 6-0 earlier in the season.
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