What channel is Celtic v Hearts? TV and live stream details plus team news, referee and VAR

How to watch the Scottish Premiership title decider between Celtic and Hearts this weekend.A historic Scottish Premiership season reaches a dramatic climax this weekend as Celtic host Hearts in a winner-takes-all shootout at Parkhead this Saturday.Just one point separates the two teams heading into the final game of the season, meaning the task for both sides couldn’t be simpler: If Celtic win, they will retain their crown. For Hearts, simply avoid defeat, and the trophy will head to Gorgie for the first time since 1960. How’s that for some final-day drama?Both sides did what they needed to in midweek, with Hearts running out comfortable winners over Falkirk at Tynecastle, while Celtic snatched a controversial win in the final seconds of injury time, with a much-maligned VAR decision allowing Kelechi Iheanacho to be the hero as Martin O’Neill’s men beat Motherwell 3-2 at Fir Park.A nervy afternoon in the east end of Glasgow awaits, with Celtic and Hearts supporters fully focused on a historic final day title decider. Want to make sure you don’t miss a minute of the action at Celtic Park? Here’s everything you need to know ahead of the game:An explosive afternoon awaits at Celtic Park this weekend. | SNS GroupCeltic v Hearts match detailsThe Scottish Premiership title decider between Celtic and Hearts takes place at Celtic Park, Glasgow on Saturday, May 16 , 2026. Kick-off is 12.30pm.Celtic v Hearts TV channelThe match will be shown live on Sky SportsMain Event/Sky Sports Football with coverage starting at 11.30pm. Highlights will be shown on Sportscene on BBC One Scotland from 7.15pm, and repeated at 12.10am.Celtic v Hearts live streamSky Sports subscribers can stream the match via the Sky Go app. Alternatively, non-subscribers can watch the game on Now TV with a Sky Sports day pass costing £14.99.Celtic v Hearts team newsCeltic are without long-term injury victims Jota (ACL), Julian Araujo (thigh), and Kasper Schmeichel (shoulder), while on loan striker Tomas Cvancara (groin) will play no part in the final game of the campaign. Colby Donovan (hamstring) and Cameron Carter-Vickers (Achilles) are both back in training after injuries, but remain doubtful for the clash with Hearts. Wales youth international Callum Osmand could return to the matchday squad for the first time since October after hamstring surgery.Hearts will be without key duo Marc Leonard and Craig Halkett after their ruptured their Achilles in last weekend’s game with Motherwell, while Oisin McEntee, Calem Nieuwenhof (both hamstring), Tomas Magnusson and Ageu (both thigh) are still out. Veteran goalkeeper Craig Gordon is in contention for a place on the bench after returning to training last week.Celtic v Hearts referee and VARDon Robertson has been appointed match referee. Calum Spence and David Roome are the assistant referees. Kevin Clancy is on VAR duty with Matthew MacDermid as the AVAR.Celtic 8/13, Draw 17/5, Hearts 9/2 - via oddschecker.com