Belfast city centre shirt warning for Celtic fans 17 July 2013 Last updated at 08:20 Glasgow Celtic football fans have been urged not to wear club colours in Belfast city centre on Wednesday. The advice has come from officials of Cliftonville FC, who play the Scottish side in a UEFA Champions League game. Cliftonville director David Begley said: "Belfast city centre is a very welcoming place. But people are very sensitive about colours, not just this week. As a result, it's probably best to avoid wearing colours into the city centre. The sides meet in a second qualifying round, first leg game at Cliftonville's Solitude ground in north Belfast. Kick-off is 19:45 BST on Wednesday. Hundreds of Celtic fans are expected to travel to Northern Ireland for the game. Mr Begley added: "This has nothing to do with politics, it's the same sort of advice Manchester United fans would be given about walking about Liverpool on a match day." The advice comes after five nights of unrest in parts of the city after an Orange Order parade was banned from marching on a stretch of the Crumlin Road in north Belfast that separates loyalist and nationalist communities.