In a social media post, Celtic announced that LASK has requested a moment of silence before tonight’s match to honor the supporter who fell ill and died after the first‑leg match at Celtic Park last week.
The club expressed its gratitude to LASK for the gesture.
Celtic also thanked emergency services and fellow fans for their response to the tragic incident.
The club’s statement read: “Our deepest condolences go to the family, and we will provide them with full support during this difficult time.”
Martin O’Neill’s side enters the Raiffeisen Arena with a 3‑0 aggregate lead.
The victor will advance to the lucrative group stage of the Champions League.
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