Tennent's Sixes: Tickets, dates and squad lists for Celtic, Rangers, Hearts, Hibs and every Premiership team

Popular indoor tournament making long-awaited comeback after 33 years

Much-loved football tournament, the Tennent’s Sixes, makes its long awaited return to Scotland next month after a 33-year absence at the Braehead Arena in Glasgow.

A staple of the 1980s and 1990s, it returns in a new format, with all 12 current Scottish Premiership sides taking part, with players from the recent past taking part in a ‘legends’ type edition of the indoor tournament, with each team set to don their club's current kits.

Set to be broadcast live on TV, SPFL chief executive Neil Doncaster said: “The Tennent’s Sixes has a special place in the hearts and minds of a generation of football fans and we are absolutely thrilled to get the band back together again with the official endorsement of the SPFL.

“There are many unofficial Masters events but only one SPFL Tennent’s Sixes: the original and best and one we are proud to put our name to, with the support and involvement of all 12 William Hill Premiership clubs.”

Here is everything you need to know about the Tennent’s Sixes, including each team’s full squad list:

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John Collins celebrates Celtic's Tennents Sixes win back in 1992. | SNS Group

When is the Tennent’s Sixes?

The tournament returns on the weekend of October 3/4 and will take place at the Braehead Arena in Glasgow.

What is the Tennent’s Sixes?

Originally taking place between 1984 and 1993, the Tennent’s Sixes tournament is a football tournament that will see all 12 Scottish Premiership clubs competing against us other, with each squad made up of former players. It will begin with a group stages, which will lead a knockout stage all the way to a final. Penalty shootouts will take place if a game is drawn, with bonus points available for the winner.

How to watch the Tennent’s Sixes on TV and streaming

You can watch the return of the Tennent's Sixes live on Premier Sports, which is broadcasting all the action from Glasgow's Braehead Arena. For those who want to stream the tournament on your smart TV, laptop, tablet or mobile phone, it will also be streamed will also be live streamed on the Premier Sports website and Premier Sports app.

Which teams will be taking part in the Tennent’s Sixes - including full squad lists

Aberdeen

Willie Garner (Manager), Tomas Cerny (GK), Richard Foster, Kevin McNaughton, Stuart Duff, Mark Kerr, Derek Young, Josh Walker, Niall McGinn, Lee Miller.

Celtic

Tom Boyd (Manager), Barry John Corr (GK), Charlie Mulgrew, Simon Donnelly, Jonny Hayes, Joe Ledley, Derek Riordan, Aiden McGeady, Gary Hooper.

Dundee

John Gibson (GK), Sean Higgins, Scott Robertson, Paul McGowan, Jim McAlister, Gavin Rae, Gary Irvine, Gary Harkins, Barry Smith

Dundee United

Paul Gallacher (GK), Prince Buaben, Craig Easton, Morgaro Gomis, Paul Dixon, Andy McLaren, Danny Swanson, Garry Kenneth, Paul Paton.

Barry Ferguson will manage former teammate Lee McCulloch as part of the Rangers squad for the tournament.placeholder image
Barry Ferguson will manage former teammate Lee McCulloch as part of the Rangers squad for the tournament. | SNS Group 0141 221 3602

Falkirk

Stephen McGinn, Paddy Cregg, Darryl Duffy, David McCracken, Mark Millar, Ryan McStay.

Hearts

Roddy McKenzie (GK), Don Cowie, Christophe Berra, David Templeton, Ryan Stevenson, Ian Black, Rudi Skacel.

Hibs

Scott Allan (Manager), Alan Combe (GK), Marvin Bartley, Darren McGregor, Ivan Sproule, Grant Holt, Dan Carmichael, Jamie McCluskey, Kevin Harper, Tom Taiwo.

Kilmarnock

James Fowler (Manager), Garry Hay (Assistant Manager), Chad Harpur (GK), Craig Bryson, Liam Kelly, Jamie Hamill, Michael Nelson, James Dayton, Stevie Murray.

Motherwell

David Clarkson (Manager), Graeme Smith (GK), Mark Reynolds, Richard Tait, Jim Paterson, Simon Ramsden, Keith Lasley, Ross McCormack, John Sutton, Jon Obika.

Rangers

Barry Ferguson (Manager), Ian Durrant (Assistant Manager), Lee Robinson (GK), Lee McCulloch, Kris Boyd, Charlie Adam, Andy Halliday, Lewis Macleod, Dean Shiels, Alan Gow, Kirk Broadfoot, Martyn Waghorn, Daniel Candeias.

St Johnstone

Kieran McAnespie (Coach), Kevin Cuthbert (GK), Liam Craig, Frazer Wright, Craig Conway, Jody Morris, Cillian Sheridan, Steven Anderson, Gavin Swankie, Peter MacDonald.

St Mirren

Hugh Murray (Player/Manager), Ludovic Roy (GK), Paul Rudden, Lee Mair, Scott Walker, Barry McLaughlin, Simon Lappin, Mark Corcoran, Jose Quitongo.

Ticket information for the tournament can be found here.

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