The date and kick-off time of the Scottish Cup semi-final between Celtic and St Johnstone have been confirmed.

Celtic versus St. Johnstone The date and kick-off time of the Scottish Cup semi-final have been confirmed. The details for Celtic’s Scottish Cup semi-final against St.

Johnstone have been verified. In the quarter-finals, the Hoops defeated Hibs 2-0 to secure their place in the final four for the Hampden Park showpiece at the conclusion of the season. Celtic learnt that they would be paired with St. Johnstone, Hearts, and Aberdeen in the other semi-final matchup, in an effort to advance to the final. The club has now disclosed the specifics of their semi-final match,

which is scheduled to take place at the national stadium next month. On Saturday, April 19, the Jambos and Dons will clash in the other match, which will commence at 12:30 p.m. In the most recent round, Celts defeated David Gray’s Hibs with the assistance of goals from the in-form Daizen Maeda and Adam Idah. Brendan Rodgers’ team is poised to secure another treble, as they have already secured the Premier Sports Cup. In what ways does

Celtic compare to St Johnstone this season? St Johnstone, Celtic’s Scottish Cup adversaries, are currently languishing at the bottom of the division with only seven victories from their 29 matches this campaign, while Celtic hold a commanding 16-point lead at the top of the Scottish Premiership table.MP W D L GD Pts 1 Celtic 29 24 3 2 70 75 2 Rangers 29 18 5 6 33 59 3 Hibernian 29 11 10 8 4 43 4

Aberdeen 29 12 6 11 -8 42 5 Dundee United 29 11 8 10 0 41 6 Motherwell 29 11 4 14 -14 37 7 Heart of Midlothian 29 10 6 13 1 36 8 Ross County 29 9 8 12 -18 35 9 St. Mirren 29 10 4 15 -12 34 10 Kilmarnock 29 8 7 14 -14 31 11 Dundee 29 7 7 15 -20 28 12 St. Johnstone 29 7 4 18 -22 25 Graham Carey, an ex-Celtic player, scored a relatively late goal for Valakari’s team to defeat Championship outfit Livingston.

The game was ultimately decided by a missile from distance. The competition is poised for an engaging contest, as manager Rodgers has an astonishing 100% success rate in the Scottish Cup. The Irishman has won the trophy three times during his two tenures at Celtic Park, and he will be eager to maintain his winning streak.