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TV guide for Celtic‑Milan and Standard‑Juventus friendlies today

By 4All Football Editorial ·

Celtic host AC Milan at Celtic Park at 16:00 CET (15:00 BST) while Standard Liege welcome Juventus at 20:00 CET (19:00 BST). Both fixtures are part of today’s Serie A‑linked summer friendlies and can be streamed live on TV platforms.

The Celtic‑Milan clash takes place at Celtic Park, and the Standard‑Juventus encounter is set for the Maurice Dufrasne Stadium, giving fans two iconic venues to watch the Rossoneri and Bianconeri in action.

It is the first match under new Celtic coach Ruben Amorim, marking his debut in charge of the Scottish side as they face the Rossoneri.

Celtic‑Milan will be shown live on CelticPlayer, and Italian viewers can also catch the game on Sky, Now TV and , providing multiple TV options for the early kick‑off.

Juventus’ friendly can be watched for free on the club’s official website or app after registration, while Italian fans must use Sky Sport Italia or Now TV on a subscription basis to see the Bianconeri.

Juventus already featured in a summer friendly last weekend, drawing 0‑0 away at Basel, adding another Serie A fixture to their pre‑season schedule.

Other Serie A clubs – Fiorentina, Sassuolo, Lecce and Torino – are also playing friendly matches today, Saturday, July 25 2026, expanding the day’s football programme.

Additional friendlies listed for today include Bologna‑Iraklis (16:00 CET), QPR‑Fiorentina (16:00 CET), Genoa‑Vicenza (17:00 CET), Torino‑Cittadella (17:00 CET), Lecce‑NK Istra (17:30 CET) and a mini‑tournament featuring Parma‑Sassuolo‑Trento (18:30 CET).

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