Dundee United v Aberdeen
Tuesday 23rd September, 7.45pm KO
Calforth Construction Arena, Tannadice Park

The Dons will travel to Tannadice Park on Tuesday 23rd September to take on Dundee United in a 7.45pm kick-off.

Supporter Safety Notice

The possession and use of fireworks, smoke bombs, firecrackers, and all pyrotechnics is illegal and strictly prohibited. These items pose a serious risk to spectator safety and the club has received an official warning from the Scottish footballing authorities about their future use at Aberdeen games.

Whilst the recent suspended sanction relates to the use of pyrotechnics at our home ground, we want to be unequivocally clear that this does not imply that pyrotechnics are permissible at away games.

Anyone found in possession of or using a pyro device will face criminal action, may receive a Football Banning Order, will be banned from Pittodrie and from purchasing tickets for away fixtures.

Throwing objects of any kind is strictly forbidden.

Please remain in the stands and do not enter the trackside or pitch unless instructed to do so by Stewards or Police.

How can I buy a ticket for the match?

Tickets are available to purchase from Dundee United until 8pm on Monday 22nd September.

There will be no tickets available at the ground on matchday.

I can’t attend, how can I follow the action?

Audio commentary will be available for RedTV subscribers in GB & Ireland and Dons supporters overseas will be able to watch live coverage via RedTV International.

Supporters who can’t make the match can also get periodic updates through the Aberdeen FC X account.

What time do the turnstiles open & where will we be sitting?

Turnstiles will open at 18:45.

Aberdeen supporters are sitting in the Fair Play Upper/Lower Stands and the Norman Jamieson Stand (Shed).

Please arrive as early as possible to ensure safe and timely entry into the stadium.

Is food & drink available?

Food and drink kiosks will be available in the away end with payment by card/contactless only.

Are there parking facilities available?

Supporters’ coaches to park in Neish Street and Fairbairn Street, entering via Arklay Street.

Blue Badge holders’ parking :

· East side of Provost Road.

· West side of Arklay Street, between Sandeman Street and Strathmore Street.

· Both sides of North Isla Street between Fairbairn Street and Tannadice St.

· East side of Hindmarsh Avenue between Sandeman Street and Tannadice Street.

Can drum, flags and banners be taken?

Drum and telescopic flags are permitted in Norman Jamieson Stand (Shed) subject to usual searches.

Space for banners is extremely limited and must not cover advertising boards.

Stickers are not permitted.

Are there any known travel restrictions or likely disruption?

No significant disruption is expected but we ask that supporters attending the match make regular checks with Traffic Scotland and listen to live traffic reports if they are travelling by road.

Please arrive as early as possible to ensure swift entry to the ground.

Unacceptable Behaviour

As at all fixtures, unacceptable conduct will not be tolerated.

All Dons supporters should be aware that entry to the ground is subject to the following ground regulations which prohibit, among other things, pyrotechnics, pitch incursions and the throwing of objects onto the pitch.

Any stadium damage caused by supporters will be charged to the club.

Dundee United Ground Regulations.