Before we get into the post-split details, it’s worth noting that Elena Sadiku still has a proper SWPL1 in this aspect of the split, unlike Partick Thistle on Airdrie in early March.
Basically, Celtic FC Women want to be the best from now on in their league crusade and having been the better team in the 1-1 draw at Ibrox at the weekend, despite the embarrassing last-minute penalty to Celtic supporters, the Sadiku. The team knows it’s possible.
A reminder that, unlike the Scottish Premiership division, in SWPL1, the groups play at another home and away after the division. That leaves Celtic with 11 league games and they necessarily want to win them all at this level to secure the Ghirls their first league title. title.
After the split, Celtic FC Women will kick off their league bid with a home game against Rangers and hosts Hibs on the final day of the campaign.
Celtic will face Rangers on March 17 in the first game after the division. Unfortunately, this match is unlikely to be played at Celtic Park due to the men’s team facing St. Petersburg. John’s. Johnstone in the league the day before. I don’t think the tie is out of place because of that, because the point of our pitch has already been criticised in recent months.
Our second match will be against Glasgow City at Petershill Park on March 31st. It will be a critical match as it looks like City have made their way into this race for names, meaning that three issues here may be critical at the end of the season.
We have another trip to Petershill Park on April 14th when we take on Partick Thistle. Brian Graham’s side have had an impressive season so far, earning their position in the top six thanks to a series of impressive results, adding to a goalless draw. This will be another clash worth watching, as Thistle doesn’t deserve to be underestimated.
We host Hibs on April 17 when the Edinburgh side make their way to us for the first time this season. The Hibs have managed to score on the occasions we have faced each other this season and their star player is Jorian Baucom, who is the most sensible goalscorer. in the SWPL this season. Again, they are a dangerous team, but I’m sure the players will be well aware of that and will do their best to get the 3 points.
Halfway through, we’ll be presenting Hearts on April 21st. The Hearts are in fourth place lately, but they have problems with Hibs and only one ahead of Thistle. After drawing with us last season and taking a two-goal lead at the Excelsior before losing, they hope they can surprise us and Scouse borrows 3 numbers.
As we approach the true end of the season, Glasgow City will be heading to the Excelsior to face us on May 1. Despite two defeats to Celtic this season, City managed to take the lead last month with an early goal that proved decisive. What we can take away from this home game is that any of our wins came at the Excelsior, and the only defeat they suffered this season was away from home.
Four days later, we will face the Rangers for the second time in what could prove to be decisive. This match will likely be played at Broadwood on May 5, and our opponents will be sure to host a home crowd. They will be able to score 3 points. That can carry him over to Ibrox and we’ll have to wait and see if Celtic supporters are allowed this time around.
If Celtic FC Women reach this level with a winning streak in a row, we will be in a position to win the title.
We will return home on May 12th when we welcome Partick Thistle. As mentioned above, Thistle will also be hosting the final pre-split tweak and this tweak will be broadcast live on BBC Sports Scotland, so be sure to sing along. I hope we can lograrlo. la split on a high note.
In our penultimate game, we’ll go to the capital to face Hearts. After 3 difficult games, it will probably not be less difficult as Hearts will become a test. We hope we can move on to this with a win against them at the Excelsior.
On the last day of the season we will face Hibs at home. Let’s hope this match can be moved to Celtic Park if we’re still in the name race, as seeing the Ghirls with any other chance of winning the league in Paradise would be a great opportunity. Final welcome to a campaign.
There’s still a lot of time left in the season, but things are getting serious now. Any loss of stuff at this level can be devastating, so we want to make sure the functionality levels are as sensible as possible week after week. Season tickets can be purchased online through Celtic FC’s official online website for those who wish to have Elena Sadiku and the Celts as a user for the remainder of the season. These cost £40 and can be purchased here.
It’s the overseas offseason, but the Hoops return to action on March 3 for the final game before the split. We host Partick Thistle at 14:00 and it’s sure to be an exciting game. As always, The Celtic Star will keep you awake upstairs with an overseas recap of how our Ghirls are doing in their home country!
Jessica Elliott
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