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Celtic play their third pre-season fixture against Leicester City on Saturday evening. Here is everything you need to know about this match, including all the TV listings and online streaming options.

Broadcast Info:

Who's playing: Premier League champions will face hosts Celtic in the International Champions Cup. Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers will be aiming to clinch his third pre-season win following their two victories against Lincoln Red Imps.

Meanwhile, the English side will travel to take on the winners of the Scottish Premiership with high hopes of coming out victorious. After their successful game against Oxford United, Ranieri's lads will be eager to show why they are the champions of England.

Patrick Roberts will be the player to watch out for after his stellar showing in Celtic's 3-0 Champions League victory on Wednesday. Striker Riyad Mahrez, who has been heavily linked with a move to Catalan giants Barcelona, will be a key player to look out for during this friendly after an outstanding 2015/2016 season with Leicester City.

What time: 9:30am PT/ 12:30am ET / 16:30 UTC / 17:30 BST /18:30 CET on Saturday, July 23, 2016.

Which stadium: The match will take place in Glasgow, Scotland at the Celtic Park. The ground has a capacity of 60,832.

Which channel: 

-In UK on: Sky Sports 1/HD UK, Sky Go UK, SKY GO Extra, NOW TV UK

-In USA on: WatchESPN, ESPN Deportes TV, ESPN

-In Canada on: TSN3

-International: Celtic TV

*View up-to-date global listings 

Match facts:

  • In Celtic's last three matches, the Hoops have reached two wins and one loss

  • The Scottish side has netted four goals in their last two appearances

  • Leicester City’s most recent game ended in 2-1 a victory for Vardy and Co.

Team news:

Celtic will have a fully fit squad when they welcome the Premier League holders on Saturday. After their 3-0 win against Lincoln Red Imps, Brendan Rodgers told reporters:

"We’ve got a game Saturday. We’ll recover from tonight. A lot of players having their first 90 minutes of the season. We look forward to the trip next week. Difficult tie on artificial pitch. Case of just trying to ensure the players recover."

Leicester City’s Jamie Vardy is expected to be sidelined for this game after undergoing a wrist surgery on July 14. 

In addition, Foxes’ defender Wes Morgan believes fitness his key after his side beat Oxford United 2-1, telling reporters:

“The players are playing and getting their fitness back, and the manager is testing different systems to have a look at everyone. It’s important to make sure everyone gets a good look and gets a runout. The main thing was to get some work into our legs.” 

Morgan also spoke about the clash against the Scottish lads, saying:

“We’re looking forward to it. We’ve got some big games against some big opposition and everyone wants to play. We want to prove how good we can be against some of the best opposition in the world. We can’t wait to get going. 

“This is the first game (Oxford) we’ve had and we’ve only been back in for two weeks, so we’ve got a few more weeks to go. Over the coming weeks, we’ll get fitter and fitter and it’s all building up to the new season.”