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Celtic will be playing in front of a full, sold-out crowd on Wednesday night. Tickets went on general sale late last week for the Champions League qualifier, and fans have snapped up their tickets for the match. The Scottish champions will be facing their Austrian counterparts, both playing for a place in the Champions League league stage and all that comes with that. LASK travel to Celtic Park for the first leg on Wednesday night and are set to play under the lights in front of nearly 60,000 fans. Celtic had issued a reminder on social media for the last remaining tickets on Sunday morning, and fans snapped up the very few remaining within minutes. No seats are currently showing on the ticket website. It’s undeniable that after last week’s transfer business, there is a feel-good factor about the club at the moment. Add in that Celtic have put in two good performances away from home in the last seven days, scoring nine, and spirits are high coming into the tie. LASK will be a tough opponent, no doubting that, but Celtic will look to give themselves the advantage heading into the away tie next Tuesday. The away trip to St Johnstone, originally scheduled to be in between the qualifying matches, has been postponed, so Celtic will have some extra preparation between matches.