The Estadio Nacional in Lisbon has become a popular pilgrimage spot for Celtic supporters over the
Located on the outskirts of the Portuguese capital, it is the sight of the club’s biggest achievement in its 136-year history.
In 1967, a team of local Scottish players – all born within 30 miles of Celtic Park – defeated a star-studded Internazionale team 2-1 to bring home the European Cup – now known as the Champions League.
Because of the Estadio Nacional’s importance to the Lisbon Lions’ success, May 25th is a date that appeals to supporters all over the world.
In fact, Porto plays Sporting at the historic stadium on May 26 of this year, and on June 8 of the same year, the Portuguese national team hosts Croatia in an international friendly.
Regretfully, Parkhead supporters will not be able to enter the stadium during these times.
The Portuguese FA sent out a letter just yesterday to any Celtic supporters who could be heading to Lisbon soon.
On X, they stated: [@CelticFCSLO] Please notify Celtic FC supporters that our National Stadium (Jamor) will not be hosting
