Celtic and Rangers legends to face off in Fife for charity

Kick off will be at 1pm, and the match will be raising funds for Scottish Action for Mental Health <i>(Image: Newsquest)</i>
Kick off will be at 1pm, and the match will be raising funds for Scottish Action for Mental Health (Image: Newsquest)
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CENTRAL Park, Crosshill, is to be the venue for a special charity football match this Sunday.

It’s the ultimate clash as Celtic Legends take on Rangers Legends at Lochore Welfare FC, in a special one-off exhibition match which will be packed with passion, pride and Old Firm nostalgia!

Gates open at noon with the kick-off at 1pm and the event is proudly supporting SAMH (Scottish Action for Mental Health).

Entry is by paying at the gate with adults £10 and kids and concessions £5.

The Celtic squad will be managed by former Scotland striker, Garry O'Connor, and the Rangers squad will see former attacker, Gordon Smith, at the helm.

Both managers said this week that they hope that the local community will support the event which will be a big family day with lots of fun events to go along with the match, all in a good cause.

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