MATCH Rangers FC v Aberdeen FC 06/02/2024

KO 8.00 pm.

TRAVELLING TO THE GAME

Please check with Traffic Scotland for any issues before you travel and listen to traffic alerts on the radio.

AWAY STANDS IN USE

Aberdeen FC will be accommodated in the Govan West Stand

TURNSTILES OPEN

Turnstiles will open at 6.30 pm. Please arrive as early as possible to allow for a safe entry.

TICKETS

Please do not attend without a valid match day ticket. There are no away ticket sales or cash gates on matchday. Tickets are for allocated seating but the area will be adaptable for safety reasons, so please abide by the steward’s instructions.

WEATHER

4 degrees, 10% chance of rain and 6-14mph winds.

PARKING

Aberdeen supporters can park free of charge in the away car park on Broomloan Road. Stewards and Police (with horses) will facilitate fans crossing the road to the stadium. Please be patient. All supporter’s buses should arrive as early as possible and all should be granted access. Parking anywhere else is not recommended.

POST MATCH

There is a possibility of a hold back and, if so, this will be announced about 10 minutes before the final whistle. Please be aware that only regulated attendance at the toilets will be permitted after the final whistle. Try to plan ahead. Buses will be escorted by the Police to the motorway after the game and only after the area has quietened down somewhat. When driving out of the Broomloan Road Car Park, supporter’s buses and cars should be directed right towards the roundabout and motorway.

KIOSKS  All kiosks are contactless.

VENUE SECURITY

All spectators are reminded that security is the responsibility of all those at the ground and not just safety and security personnel. If you see something suspicious or unsafe, please report this to the nearest member of stadium staff, Steward or Police Officer.

THROWING OF OBJECTS

Do not throw any objects towards the pitch or trackside, or towards opposing fans.

INCURSIONS

Please do not enter onto the track or field of play unless instructed to do so by Stewards or Police. This can lead to ejection from the stadium and/or arrest.

SMOKING/VAPING

The seating decks and concourses are designated NO SMOKING areas, and this includes E-cigarettes.

DAMAGE

Any damage caused to seating will cost your club, and that includes, toilets and other fitments.

SEARCHING

Supporters should expect to be searched. All bags will be searched. If you don’t need your bag, please don’t take it.

BALACLAVAS

The wearing of full-face coverings such as balaclavas may result in refusal of entry to the ground.

FLAGS

Must conform to the relevant fire regulations. The size of the flag is at the discretion of the Club Safety Officers. No surfing flags. No flags to overhang advertising boards or cause obstruction or danger to other members of the public.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

Any drums or other musical instruments must be authorised by the host club.

PYROTECHNICS

Do not take pyrotechnic devices to the game. Do not agree to take these items into the ground for somebody else. Do not light or throw them. Do not pick up any pyrotechnic devices as you don’t know what type it is. Some explode after flaring or smoking. These can seriously injure you or kill you. Smoke alone can have serious health issues for asthmatics and those with bronchial or other health issues. It is an offence for a person, without reasonable excuse, to possess a pyrotechnic article while the person is in a public area or at a designated venue or while at a designated event.

GROUND REGULATIONS UNACCEPTABLE CONDUCT:- As at all fixtures, unacceptable conduct will not be tolerated. Any individuals attending the match who are found to have engaged in unacceptable conduct may have disciplinary action taken against them. This may include removal of ticketing privileges for games, removal of season tickets and bans from stadiums for a specified period/or other appropriate sanctions. Unacceptable Conduct may also lead to criminal charges. Both Clubs operate a zero‐tolerance policy towards racism. Inappropriate/offensive songs should not be sung and dependant on the content, could be followed up by the clubs and Police Scotland.