Celtic travels to the Netherlands to face Feyenoord in a pivotal Europa League match on November 27, 2025. The game marks a crucial moment for Celtic as interim manager Martin O’Neill, whose tenure is nearing its end, prepares the team for a challenging contest. Despite winning all four domestic matches under O’Neill, the Hoops find themselves at a disadvantage in the Europa League, having secured only four points from their first four group fixtures.
Feyenoord, managed by former Manchester United striker Robin van Persie, is also in a tight spot after experiencing a series of disappointing defeats in the Europa League. The Dutch club currently sits second in the Eredivisie, but their recent form has seen them lose four of their last five matches across all competitions.
Match Details and Broadcast Information
The encounter is set to kick off at 17:45 local time. Fans can catch the action live on TNT Sports 3, with coverage beginning at 17:00. Several options exist for accessing TNT Sports; for instance, existing BT Broadband customers can add the service to their plan for just £18 per month. Alternatively, the ‘Big Sport’ package, which includes all TNT Sports and 11 Sky Sports channels, is available for £40 per month through a NOW pass.
For those preferring to stream the game online, the match will be available via discovery+ without requiring a long-term contract. Subscribers can also watch on multiple devices, including smartphones, tablets, and smart TVs.
Listening Options and Additional Coverage
Fans who wish to follow the match on the radio can tune in to BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra, which is accessible on DAB radio and through various TV packages. Online streaming is available through the BBC website and the BBC Sounds app.
As Celtic looks to improve their standing in the Europa League, every point will be crucial in the remaining fixtures. The stakes are high for both teams, making this match one to watch for football enthusiasts.
For those interested in betting on the event, bet365 has provided odds such as Aston Villa at 1/5, a draw at 13/2, and Young Boys at 10/1.
This Europa League fixture not only carries implications for team standings but also shapes the future for both managers, as they seek to turn their clubs’ fortunes around in a competitive football landscape.
