Celtic have announced they are to play a friendly in Australia this summer.
Gordon Strachan's men will face Brisbane Roar, whose ranks include former Rangers pair Craig Moore and Charlie Miller, the Hyundai A-League Foreign Player of the Year. The game in Queensland will take place on Sunday, July 12 at Suncorp Stadium.
Celtic chief executive Peter Lawwell said: "Celtic are fortunate to enjoy the support of millions of people worldwide and it will be a great privilege to ensure that many of our Australian supporters have the chance to see the team play in their own country."
He added: "As well as playing in the match we are hoping to stage a number of other supporter events and we are sure we will make this a trip to remember for Celtic and our fans."






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get stachan a one way ticket he will never be a celtic man
How about playing in New Zealand too? come on bhoy's..
Its a bit crazy playing a game like that,When we will be getting ready to play european qualifiers. Sad Celtic Fan.
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