Jock Stein Friendship Cup

Jock Stein Friendship Cup is an exhibition football match held in Cliftonhill Stadium, Coatbridge, Scotland.

This competition was started to recognize the contribution of Celtic manager, Jock Stein, to both contestants, Albion Rovers and Celtic F.C.^[1]

Celtic usually played with its XI team, often composed also by reserves or U19 players.

Winners

Year	Champions	Runner-up	Score	Details
2006	Celtic F.C.	Albion Rovers F.C.	3-2	Details
2007	Celtic F.C.	Albion Rovers F.C.	1-1 4-2 (ps)	Details
2008	Celtic F.C.	Albion Rovers F.C.	4-1	Details
2009	Celtic F.C.	Albion Rovers F.C.	0-0 5-4 (ps)	Details
2010	Celtic F.C.	Albion Rovers F.C.	3-3 5-4 (ps)	Details
2011			not played

Celtic F.C.

Players Managers Reserves & Academy Records & Statistics Honours Head-to-head Current season

History	1887–1994 1994–present Celtic FC and World War I Lisbon Lions Seasons Europe

Home stadium	Celtic Park (1888–92) Celtic Park (1892–present) Hampden Park (temporary, 1994–95)

Training ground	Lennoxtown training centre

Rivalries	Old Firm

People	Players Managers Player of the Year International footballers The Quality Street Gang Supporters The Bhoys from Seville Green Brigade

Songs	The Celtic Song You'll Never Walk Alone The Fields of Athenry

Media	Celtic TV The Celtic View

Affiliated teams	Celtic Boys Club Celtic F.C. Women Celtic F.C. Reserve and Youth squads

Related articles	Celtic FC Foundation

Albion Rovers Football Club

Club	Players Managers

Grounds	Meadow Park Cliftonhill Almondvale Stadium New Douglas Park

Other	1920 Scottish Cup Final Lanarkshire derby

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