Empty San Siro awaits Celtic

Celtic’s Champions League clash in Milan next month is set to be played in an empty San Siro stadium.

Empty San Siro awaits Celtic
Wed, 07 Feb, 2007 - 14:03

Celtic’s Champions League clash in Milan next month is set to be played in an empty San Siro stadium.

The second leg of the last-16 clash against AC Milan is scheduled for March 7, however the prospect of supporters from either club being allowed to attend diminished today.

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