New customer offer: Celtic super 6/1 to triumph in Champions League qualifier in 90 mins
Published:
Robbie Purves | July 19, 2016
Take advantage of Coral’s super 6/1 price boost on Scottish champions Celtic defeating minnows Lincoln Red Imps in 90 minutes in their Champions League qualifier second leg clash.
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This superb introductory offer is enhanced from odds-on at 1/10, so be sure to snap this delightful deal up while you can!
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This is just one of many new punter promotions we regularly run, so check out our other excellent sign-up incentives.
Our latest outstanding introductory offer is available from Tuesday, July 19th 08:01 BST, until kick-off time on Wednesday, July 20th at 19:45.
Be sure to make the most of this generous offer, as the 1967 European Cup winners look to progress further, and into group stage qualification.
The Hoops look certain to triumph over the Gibraltarian outfit at Celtic Park so, to discover why, read on…
Hoops hope for Rodgers romp
Celtic finished their Scottish Premiership campaign with just one loss in 14 games, while they were unbeaten in their last 10 at home. The Glasgow giants come into the clash as big favourites as they aim to overturn a 1-0 deficit, picked up in Gibraltar.
Lincoln Red Imps have never been past the second round of Champions League qualifiers and possess a poor record away from home in this competition, losing 2-5 to HB Torshavn and 0-1 against Midtjylland.
Rodgers will be keen to prove a point in this fixture, after many Celtic legends have already begun doubting his tenure in Glasgow.
Leigh Griffiths, who scored 40 goals in all competitions last term, looked a bit rusty in Gibraltar, but managed to rock the Red Imps’ bar. With more training under his belt, expect him to be back to his best.
