Brendan Rodgers’ side take on the Serie A outfit under the Parkhead lights and will be cheered on by a capacity crowd.
Tickets for Celtic’s opening home Champions League group stage matchup against Lazio have reportedly sold out, according to the team.
The Hoops, who began their group stage campaign against Group E’s top seeds Feyenoord on Tuesday night in the Netherlands, want to continue their progress in the competition after losing all six of their games the previous year.
Brendan Rodgers’ men return to Parkhead on Matchday two and will play host to the Italian side in Glasgow’s East End on Wednesday, October 4.
They will be roared on by a capacity crowd, with the Scottish champions recognising the importance of winning their home matches to increase chances of advancing to the knockout stages.
A statement released by the club thanked supporters for their “incredible” backing with no seat left for next month’s showdown.
A Celtic spokesperson said: “A strong support awaits when Celtic face Lazio at Paradise on Wednesday, October, with tickets for Matchday 2 of the Bhoys’ UEFA Champions Legaue group stage campaign now sold-out.
“The Celts get their UCL adventure underway tonight having travelled to face Feyenoord in their opening game of the competition, and will be looking to kick-on when they return home to a packed Paradise to continue their Champions League campaign next month
