Rangers (A): Tickets and preview

A trip to Hampden Park awaits for Saints this weekend as we travel to Glasgow to take on Rangers in the Premier Sports Cup.

The last 16 tie will take place on Saturday August, 17, with a 5:45pm kick-off at the national stadium, due to works taking place at Rangers’ usual home ground, Ibrox.

Saints booked their place in the knockout stages of the competition after topping Group F following victories over Brechin City, Morton and East Fife.

Here is everything you need to know ahead of this weekend’s game…

TICKET INFORMATION

Ticket prices are as follows:

Adult - £20

Concession (16-17 yrs/over 65s) - £15

Juveniles (15 & Under) - £10

Ambulant/wheelchair tickets are age appropriate with a PA free of charge if required. Ambulant tickets can be purchased online and wheelchair tickets can be purchased through the ticket office.

This match is a restricted sale fixture so only season ticket holders and those with a purchasing history can buy tickets.

We have been sent physical tickets for this game so supporters will have to select postage or collection from McDiarmid Park ticket office when purchasing tickets. The last date for postal delivery will be Tuesday, August 13 at 2pm and all tickets must be collected from us before 4pm on Friday, August 16.

PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS FOR HAMPDEN HERE.

TRAVEL INFORMATION

The McDiarmid Park supporters' bus is now sold out. 

By rail: Hampden Park is a five minute walk from Mount Florida and King's Park train stations. Trains run from Glasgow Central.

By road: The stadium is located five minutes from junction 1a of the M74. Exit onto Polmadie Road/A728 and follow as it merges onto Aikenhead Road. Please note parking is restricted on event days.

HOW TO WATCH

We are waiting to hear if the match will be able to be shown live on SaintsTV to international subscribers.

The match will also be shown live on Premier Sports.

LAST TIME OUT: SAINTS

We head to the national stadium after picking up a fine win on the road last weekend against Kilmarnock in the Scottish Premiership.

Saints ran our comfortable 3-0 winners at Rugby Park thanks to a double from Adama Sidibeh and a calmly dispatched penalty from Benji Kimpioka.

Josh Rae also picked up an impressive clean sheet in goals, with the goalkeeper and his defence having a strong performance over the course of the 90 minutes.

LAST TIME OUT: RANGERS

At the time of writing, Rangers’ previous match saw the Govan outfit defeat Motherwell at Hampden Park in the Scottish Premiership.

Goals from Cyriel Dessers and Vaclav Cerny were enough for Philippe Clement’s side, despite a Robin Propper own goal giving the visitors hope in Glasgow’s southside.

Rangers were back in action during the week when they faced off against Dynamo Kyiv in Champions League qualifying.