Match Details
Ross County vs Rangers
The Global Energy Stadium
Sunday 8th December 2024
Kick-off 12:00pm
Ross County Supporters Club are holding a Christmas Toy Drive in support of Young Lives vs Cancer and the Highland Hospice. Donations of new toys, books and toiletry sets for all ages are welcome and any support from Rangers fans would be greatly appreciated.
Stadium Entry
Supporters attending the match are encouraged to arrive early ahead of the 12:00pm kick-off with turnstiles opening from 10:30am. Please note that there are only 4 turnstiles for the away supporters.
No surfing banners will be permitted by the host club, but general flags will be allowed on the proviso that advertising boards are not covered.
Both cash and card payments are accepted within the stadium.
Supporters who have a particular access requirement can contact disabilitymatters@rangers.co.uk to request assistance.
Supporter Coach Information
Supporters travelling by coach are required to alight from the coach on Jubilee Park Road prior to the coach park entrance.
Parking for supporter coaches will be adjacent to the turnstiles at the away end.
Additionally, supporters should be aware that Police Scotland will carry out alcohol checks on supporter coaches while en route to the fixture.
Travel Information
The A9 at Spey Bridge, near Kingussie, is restricted in both directions due to essential planned roadworks. The carriageway is under control of temporary traffic signals and therefore delays are likely to form in both directions at some point in time. Supporters should expect longer than normal journey times. Supporters are encouraged to keep up to date with any relevant travel information via the following link: Traffic information | Accessible text version | Traffic Scotland.
Weather warnings have been issued across the UK as a result of Storm Darragh, please check for any updates before travelling via the following link: UK weather warnings - Met Office.
Accessible parking at the stadium is available at the stadium, however, it is limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
There is no general parking at the stadium, and supporters are advised to take note of any parking restrictions around the town, as wardens regularly patrol the area on matchdays.
Supporter Behaviour
Supporters are strongly reminded the use of pyrotechnics within sports stadia is illegal. Not only could this lead to your arrest, but the club may also be sanctioned by governing bodies.
Rangers is rightly proud of our multicultural men’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 and chants of a discriminatory nature have absolutely no place in 2024.
As the men’s first-team continues their season domestically, supporters are reminded the SPFL have many sanctions within their power to punish discriminatory chanting which would be extremely harmful to the club on and off the pitch.
The manager and his team have expressed just how big an impact your fantastic support can have on performances – let’s ensure this is in the correct manner.
Pyrotechnics
Supporters are reminded the use of pyrotechnics is illegal within Scottish football stadiums, and any supporter found to be in possession of a pyrotechnic device at any match will be arrested.
The club will be sanctioned for any use of pyrotechnics within a stadium.
Please note that face coverings are also prohibited under ground regulations.