SPFL reveal Premier Sports Cup semi-final ticket information
Rangers beat Aberdeen in the last Scottish League Cup final <i>(Image: SNS Group)</i>
Rangers beat Aberdeen in the last Scottish League Cup final (Image: SNS Group)
The SPFL have announced the ticket prices for the forthcoming Premier Sports Cup semi-finals.
Celtic will take on Aberdeen in the first of the two matches to be hosted at Hampden Park before Rangers face Motherwell.
Both ties will be played across the weekend of Saturday, November 2.
Most adult tickets will be priced between £30 and £35, while tickets for those under 16 and over 65 will cost between £15 and £18, thanks to the new concessionary pricing for the North and South stands.
“We are very much looking forward to the Premier Sports Cup semi-final matches at the National Stadium in early November and wish all four clubs the very best of luck as they aim to book their place in our showpiece final on Sunday 15 December,” SPFL chief executive Neil Doncaster commented.
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“We are pleased to be able to extend our concessionary prices across all four stands at Hampden Park, and hope supporters enjoy two keenly-contested and entertaining semi-finals.”
It’s been confirmed that Celtic fans will be distributed among the South, North, and East stands for the 5:30pm match on Saturday, November 2. Meanwhile, Aberdeen supporters will occupy the South and West stands.
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On Sunday, November 3, Rangers fans will be allocated spaces in the South, North, West, and East stands for the 3:00pm kick-off, while Motherwell fans will be situated in parts of the South and East stands.
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