Is Kilmarnock vs Celtic on TV? How to watch, live stream and kick-off time for Premiership clash

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain was the hero for Celtic as they ran out 2-1 winners at home to Livingston in their last Scottish Premiership outing. The ex-Premier League man struck late for the Hoops at Celtic Park as they secured a crucial three points. Marcelo Saracchi also found the net.

Martin O’Neill’s side remain 3rd in the table after 25 matches. They have a game in hand on Hearts and Rangers above them. The Glasgow giants are back in action this weekend against Kilmarnock as they aim to keep their momentum going.

When is Kilmarnock vs Celtic?

Kilmarnock vs Celtic is on Sunday 15th February 2026.

What time does Kilmarnock vs Celtic kick-off?

Kilmarnock vs Celtic kicks-off at 14:00 UK time.

Where is Kilmarnock vs Celtic being played?

Kilmarnock vs Celtic is being played at Rugby Park, Kilmarnock. It has a capacity of 15,000 and is the seventh-largest stadium in Scotland.

Is Kilmarnock vs Celtic on TV?

Yes. Kilmarnock vs Celtic is being shown live on Sky Sports main event, Sky Sports Football and Sky Sports Ultra HDR. Subscribers of the channel will be able to stream it live on their television, mobile, tablet and laptop devices.

Kilmarnock vs Celtic head-to-head at Rugby Park?

Kilmarnock wins: 24

Draws: 30

Celtic wins: 72

Kilmarnock and Celtic last five results in all competitions?

Kilmarnock: LLWLW

Celtic: DWWWW

What has been said ahead of Kilmarnock vs Celtic?

Celtic’s caretaker boss O’Neill was delighted with their victory over Livingston. He said afterwards: “It was late again for us, but in all honesty, we should have been three or four up in the first 15 minutes of the game. We got one but it’s never enough and we allowed them back into the game with a penalty kick.

“Then we’re driving and driving and driving, and it looked as if it might not happen, but then Alex comes up with a wonder goal – a wonder goal from a special player – and even though it was later, it was great for us to win. Hopefully he’s just beginning and that was terrific. It was a class goal from a player who’s been class throughout his career.”

Meanwhile, Kilmarnock manager Neil McCann was pleased after his players overcame St Mirren 4-3 in their last outing: "There's so much to like about the performance. There was a lot of guts in there. We went 1-0 down, and then St Mirren scored early in the second half and you wonder if that's going to take the sting out of us a wee bit. But they didn't and they went again.

"It could have been a lot more, in my opinion. I know the 4-3 scoreline looks tight but we fully deserved the three points and probably should have won by a couple more goals. Tyreece John-Jules has just started to elevate his performances because he's had a good run in the team after not playing a lot of football. I'm so happy for him that he's got the match ball. Though I had a wee moment of worry after his third goal when he was doing back flips. I'm not going to have too much of that."