Matchday Information
Rangers FC V Heart of Midlothian FC
Sunday 30 March 2025
Kick-off 14:00
Scottish Women's Premier League
Ibrox Stadium
Ticketing
Tickets for this fixture are on sale now and can be purchased here, up until kick-off.
Please note there will be no pay-at-the-gate for this fixture, however, the ticket centre will be open from 12:00 until kick-off.
Stadium Entry
How To Enter Ibrox Stadium On A Matchday
Please note, all women’s team season ticket holders will have received alternative e-tickets for this fixture.
These can be printed at home or scanned on a mobile device. Supporters are advised to download their tickets in advance of arriving at the stadium.
Information on how to use the turnstile system can be viewed here: BACK TO IBROX | QR Code Entry.
The ticket office will be open from 12:00 – kick-off on matchday.
Turnstiles will open from 12:30.
Fan Engagement
Members of the Rangers fan engagement team can be found around the stadium footprint as a point of contact for fans on matchdays, providing assistance, information, and support to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience, as well as providing your feedback to the club.
Ticketing – E-tickets/QR Codes
All supporters have received e-tickets/QR codes within their ticket confirmation emails.
These can be scanned using a mobile device or printed at home.
Supporters printing their e-tickets should ensure the size of the QR code can still be recognised by the turnstile system.
Please download your e-ticket in advance of arriving at the stadium.
Ticket Office
The ticket office will be open at the following times:
Friday 28 March, 10:00 – 16:00
Sunday 30 March, 12:00 – kick-off
How To Get To Ibrox
By Car
Cars travelling westbound from the direction of Glasgow City Centre on the M8 should exit at either Junction 24 (Helen Street), Junction 25 (Clyde Tunnel and in the direction of Cardonald) or Junction 26 (Hillington).
Cars travelling eastbound on the M8 should exit at either Junction 26 (Hillington), Junction 24 (Helen Street) or exit at Kinning Park where they can and travel on to the M77 to come off at Junction 1 (Dumbreck Road) or left on to Seaward Street then Paisley Road West.
Drivers are encouraged to check local maps to plan an alternative route to Ibrox Stadium should Junction 24 (Helen Street) be congested.
Supporters should be aware that there is no access across the M8 via the Cornwall Street and Kirkwood Street footbridges.
Keep up to date with any relevant travel information via the following link: Traffic information | Accessible text version | Traffic Scotland.
By Bus
From Glasgow City Centre:
Service Number 9
Operator: First Glasgow
Route: Glasgow – Paisley
Service Number 9A
Operator: First Glasgow
Route: Glasgow - Penilee or Braehead Centre
Duration: around 13 mins
Tickets and fares: Starting from £2.65
Arrive: Paisley Road West and walk to Ibrox Stadium
Alternatively, click here to plan your route.
By Rail
Please check your journey before travel by using the Journey Planner or the ScotRail app.
Information on the Glasgow Subway can be found here.
By Bike
There are bike racks situated at both the Copland and Broomloan stands.
Parking
Free match day parking available is available in the Broomloan Road Car Park for this fixture, on a first-come, first-served basis.
Parking restrictions caused by roadworks or incidents may happen on matchdays. Supporters should check here before travelling.
Glasgow City Council began enforcing a pavement parking ban from Wednesday 29 January. Drivers who park illegally on pavements in areas without exemptions can be issued with fixed penalty notices. Areas with exemptions can be viewed here.
Stadium Facilities
Ibrox Stadium is a cashless venue and all kiosks located inside the stadium will only accept card payments.
Various kiosks are located on the concourses of Ibrox offering hot and cold drinks, food and snacks.
Toilets are located on all concourses and stewards will be visible and able to direct you to the nearest one.
Edmiston House
There will be no fan zone in operation for this fixture.
The museum, café, and retail space will open at 10:30 on Sunday. Two children can enter the museum for free with one paying adult. Tickets are available for purchase in advance online or at Edmiston House upon entry.
Local Community
Supporters attending Ibrox Stadium are reminded of their responsibilities to the local community.
We would ask supporters to be respectful to the community by clearing any refuse and using the bins provided.
We would stress the importance of being considerate when parking and remember that each, and every one of us is a club ambassador.
Player Engagement
Supporters seeking photographs or autographs postmatch are advised the best opportunity for this will be immediately after the final whistle when the players will make their way over to the stands. There will be no opportunity for ‘meet and greets’ with players when they depart the stadium for the team coach.
Supporter Behaviour
Rangers are rightly proud of our multicultural women’s first-team squad and diverse support. Our Everyone Anyone campaign sends a clear message of inclusion and togetherness and a zero-tolerance approach to all forms of discrimination on and off the pitch.
Rangers are a modern football club, with support recognised across Europe for the positive way in which they back their team. Songs of a discriminatory manner have absolutely no place in 2025.
We call on all our supporters to back the team in the right manner and prove once again what a force for good the Rangers support can be.
How To Contact Us
You may find the answer to your question on Ask Rangers or you can submit your query to our customer service team here.
Additional contact information can be found here.
Supporters with specific access requirements are recommended to contact disabilitymatters@rangers.co.uk for assistance as soon as possible.