MATCH DETAILS
- Rangers v Aberdeen
- Premier Sports Cup Semi-Final
- Saturday, 31 October 2026
- Kick-off: 17:30
- Barclays Hampden
HAMPDEN TICKETING APP
All tickets for Saturday's match have now been issued through the Barclays Hampden app.
Tickets are linked to the email address associated with the Rangers ticketing account used to make the purchase. Supporters should download or update the app in advance and register using this same email address.
Please note the following important information:
- Check your tickets: Ensure all purchased tickets are visible in the app before travelling. Tickets will only become active on matchday.
- Multiple accounts: If the same email address is linked to more than one Rangers ticketing account, all associated tickets will appear in the same Barclays Hampden app account.
- Ticket transfers: Tickets can be transferred to another supporter with a Barclays Hampden app account. Each ticket can only be transferred a maximum of twice.
- Accepting transfers: Recipients must accept transferred tickets within 24 hours. Any transfer not accepted within this period will automatically return to the sender.
- Screenshots: The app cannot be screenshotted. Tickets must be accessed on the app at the point of entry.
Supporters with additional access requirements who may need assistance with their tickets are encouraged to contact disabilitymatters@rangers.co.uk as soon as possible.
Further information, including instructions on accessing and managing tickets, can be found in the Hampden Ticketing Guide.
STADIUM ENTRY AND TICKETING ASSISTANCE
Turnstiles will open at 16:00, with supporters encouraged to arrive early to allow sufficient time for entry and help minimise queues closer to kick-off.
Please ensure your ticket is available in the Barclays Hampden app and ready to present at the turnstile.
Rangers supporters seated in the East Stand can only access the stadium using turnstiles 50-59 and are still advised to approach the stadium from the west.
A ticket resolution point will be located at the southwest corner of Barclays Hampden, just off Letherby Drive, and will be open from 16:00 until kick-off for supporters requiring assistance with their tickets.
Supporters who have a particular access requirement can contact disabilitymatters@rangers.co.uk to request assistance.
FLAGS AND BANNERS
Supporter flags and banners will be permitted, subject to visual inspection by Barclays Hampden security.
Flags attached to canes will only be permitted where the cane is less than 1 metre in length and no thicker than a pinky finger.
Please note that surfing banners are prohibited.
PARKING RESTRICTIONS
Supporters travelling to Barclays Hampden should be aware that the surrounding area is predominantly residential, with limited on-street parking and event-day parking restrictions in place.
Parking enforcement officers will be patrolling the area, and supporters are asked to respect local residents by parking responsibly and adhering to all restrictions.
Where possible, supporters are encouraged to use public transport or organised supporter buses.
Further information is available through the following links:
PUBLIC TRANSPORT AND RAIL TRAVEL
Supporters using public transport are encouraged to plan their journeys in advance, check for any service changes and allow additional travel time.
ScotRail – Additional Matchday Services
ScotRail will operate additional services and provide extra capacity to assist supporters travelling to and from Barclays Hampden.
Rangers supporters travelling from Glasgow Central should use the carriage driveway entrance on Hope Street to queue for services to Mount Florida.
Post-Match Rail Arrangements
Following the match, Rangers supporters travelling from Mount Florida station should enter via Cathkinview Road.
All other station entrances will be closed. Access to the Langside College car park will be via Battlefield Road.
Supporters should follow the directions of railway staff, Police Scotland and stewards.
Planned Rail Engineering Works
Due to planned engineering works on Saturday, 31 October and Sunday, 1 November, no trains will operate between Partick and Rutherglen via Glasgow Central Low Level.
Supporters who would normally use these services should plan alternative routes and check their journeys before travelling.
Further travel information is available from:
- ScotRail – Journey Planner and Service Updates
- Traveline Scotland – Public Transport Information
- Barclays Hampden – Getting Here
Alcohol consumption is prohibited on ScotRail services and at stations.
SUPPORTER BUS ROUTES AND PARKING
All Rangers supporter buses are advised to approach and park to the west of the stadium. Police Scotland have advised the following routes:
M8/M74 to M77: Exit the M77 at Junction 1 (Dumbreck) and continue along Dumbreck Road, Titwood Road, Minard Road and Langside Avenue (B768). Thereafter, follow directions from Police Scotland motorcycle officers to the designated supporter bus parking areas west of the stadium.
Important: There is a low bridge on Titwood Road with a height restriction of 4.2 metres (13 ft 9 in). Buses exceeding this height must use the alternative route via Haggs Road and Shawmoss Road.
M8 Westbound: Exit the M8 at Junction 20 using the nearside lane and merge onto West Street. Turn left onto Wallace Street, keeping left to continue onto Dalintober Street. Join the M74 and exit at Junction 1A (Polmadie), before following the designated route towards the stadium.
A8 Westbound: Continue onto the M8 to Junction 8 (Baillieston) and join the M73 southbound. Use the offside lane to join the M74 and follow the designated route towards the stadium.
Supporter buses allocated a parking pass should display it prominently and access the designated ‘Blue Car Park’ via Letherby Drive.
All other supporter buses should follow the designated routes and directions provided by Police Scotland motorcycle officers to their allocated parking areas.
SUPPORTER BEHAVIOUR
The Rangers support is renowned for its passionate backing of the team, both home and away, and we encourage everyone attending Saturday's semi-final to get behind the players and contribute to a positive atmosphere.
Supporters are reminded that discriminatory behaviour, including offensive or discriminatory singing, chanting and banners, is unacceptable and may result in arrest, club sanctions and further disciplinary consequences.
We ask all supporters to represent the club positively and help ensure Saturday is an occasion that can be enjoyed by everyone.
PYROTECHNICS – IMPORTANT REMINDER
Supporters are reminded that the possession or use of pyrotechnics at football stadiums is prohibited and may result in arrest and further sanctions.
Following previous incidents of pyrotechnic use, Rangers remain subject to a suspended SPFL sanction involving a reduction of 800 tickets for a future Premier Sports Cup match at the National Stadium.
Any further breach involving pyrotechnic use at an SPFL fixture within the relevant sanction period will trigger this punishment, reducing the number of tickets available to Rangers supporters at a future fixture.
Pyrotechnic detection dogs ('Pyro Dogs') will be deployed at Barclays Hampden on Saturday as part of the matchday security arrangements.
Supporters are also reminded that face coverings are prohibited under the applicable stadium ground regulations.
We ask everyone to consider the consequences of their actions, not only for themselves but also for fellow Rangers supporters, and to help protect future ticket allocations.
HOW TO CONTACT US
If you have any questions ahead of Saturday's match, you may find the information you need through Ask Rangers.
Further contact information is available on the Rangers website
