Ahead of tomorrow’s William Hill Scottish Cup quarter final at Ibrox against Rangers we would like to make supporters aware of the following information.

Spectators are advised to allow themselves plenty of time to negotiate the motorway access to Ibrox given the early kick off and likely heavy traffic.

Organisers of supporters coaches are reminded that it is a criminal offence to allow alcohol to be carried or consumed on such vehicles and that they may be liable to stop and search by Police Scotland en-route to this fixture.

Parking is available for coaches and cars in the Away car park accessible via Broomloan Road. Charge for coaches is £12 and cars £6. This car park is stewarded throughout the event.

It is an offence to attempt to take alcohol into the Stadium or indeed to attempt to gain access to the Stadium whilst drunk. It is also an offence to attempt to bring into the stadium any controlled container, article or firework/pyrotechnic. You may be asked to submit to search at the turnstiles as part of the process of ensuring a safe event. Your cooperation in this regard would be appreciated.

Ibrox is a No Smoking Stadium.

Unacceptable behaviour, including sectarian, homophobic, racist or foul and abusive language is not permitted and you are asked to contribute to a positive atmosphere within the Stadium by not indulging in this behaviour.

At the conclusion of the fixture the visiting support will be asked to remain in their seats until the majority of the home crowd has evacuated the Stadium. This will assist greatly in ensuring that supporters can exit the Stadium safely and securely.

Finally the Club are grateful for the big support following the Team to Ibrox and would ask that you all enjoy the big day and hopefully with your support the right result will be secured.