Celtic supporters across the globe will be able to watch their crunch Champions League showdown with Cluj on Tuesday.
The club confirmed on Monday morning they have secured the worldwide broadcasting rights for the third round qualifying clash at Parkhead.
Neil Lennon's side are in the driving seat to secure a date with Slavia Prague in the playoff round after earning a 1-1 away draw in the first leg.
Dan Petrescu's team are certainly no mugs but the Premiership champions will be confident of finishing the job on home soil.
And Celtic have confirmed UK-based supporters will also be able to tune in through the club's TV channel.
The Hoops haven't lost a Champions League qualifier on home soil since Maribor beat them in 2015 and will be looking to keep that record going.
Meanwhile, Petrescu has claimed the Hoops receive favours from officials when playing under the lights at Parkhead.
He said: "I just hope the refereeing is fair. It's normal when you play Celtic in the Champions League and they are at home, the referee gives them an extra ten per cent of the decisions.
"I just hope that doesn't happen here.
"When I've watched Celtic matches, I've got scared because they have on average about 30 chances on goal - it's like playing against Barcelona."
