Celtic have hit out at the SFA over ticket prices for their Scottish Cup semi-final against Inverness later this month at Hampden . The game 's governing body has already come under fire from Caley Thistle fans for scheduling the match for 12.15pm on Sunday , April 18 - before the first trains from Inverness arrive in Glasgow . Now the Parkhead club have made their feeling known after ticket prices were set at £23 for the North and South stands , with the East Stand being £15 for adults and £5 for concessions . Celtic have complained to the SFA over ticket prices for their Scottish Cup semi-final at Hampden this month . In a statement , they said : 'Celtic Football Club is extremely disappointed with the ticket pricing for our forthcoming Scottish Cup semi-final match against Inverness Caledonian Thistle . Celtic argued strongly that the pricing for North Stand tickets should be reviewed and lowered , to be brought closer to prices for other parts of the stadium . 'As in previous years , due to Celtic supporters being in the vast majority , a huge number of our supporters will be required to pay a ticket price which we believe is too high . 'Clearly , we feel that SFA and other Clubs involved should have taken a common sense approach to this matter in the interests of fairness for our supporters and to ensure attendances at the matches are as high as possible . ' The SFA responded : 'The Scottish FA notes Celtic 's statement on ticket pricing for the forthcoming William Hill Scottish Cup semi-finals and can clarify the following : All four participating clubs were consulted on ticket pricing for the semi-finals ; the semi-final ticket prices have been unchanged for the past four years ; the Scottish Cup semi-final gate , broadcast and advertising revenues for both matches are aggregated and distributed evenly to the competing teams , minus a 10-per-cent levy . ' Celtic manager Ronny Deila prepares his side for their upcoming SPL clash with St Mirren on Friday . Celtic's Jason Denayer ( left ) and Virgil van Djik ( centre ) in action during a training session at Lennoxtown .
Celtic are outraged by the proposed ticket prices for their Celtic Cup semi-final later this month at Hampden . The SFA had already been criticised for scheduling the match as an early kick-off , before the first trains from Inverness arrive in Glasgow . Adult ticket prices are £23 for the North and South stands , while the East Stand will be charged at £15 .