Scotland host England in a special 150th anniversary heritage match at Hampden Park on Tuesday, September 12.
In the latest chapter of the oldest rivalry in the football, Scotland's men's team will host England in a special 150th anniversary heritage match on Tuesday, September 12.
Supporters heading to the game are also advised to allow additional time for travel as queuing systems will be in place at Glasgow Central before the football and at Mount Florida and Kings Park after the final whistle.At Glasgow Central, separate queues will be in place for fans. After the game, England fans should travel home via Kings Park, while Scotland supporters should make their way home from Mount Florida station, where the queuing system will be on Bolton Drive.
"It’ll be a really special night as we celebrate 150 years of the men’s national team, and to help the event run smoothly, we’re adding more seats and more trains to and from the national stadium.
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