The Saints are quickly back in William Hill Championship action this coming Saturday when we travel through to Glasgow to face Queen’s Park.
The match at the City Stadium is scheduled to kick-off at 3pm.
Following recent low temperatures and match postponements, we will of course update supporters as soon as possible if there are any changes with this particular fixture.
As always, your support is much appreciated.
TICKETS
We were again provided with fewer than 250 tickets for this match and supporters who were successful in the ballot have been contacted. Tickets are sold out.
All tickets must be collected by Friday, January 9 at 4pm. If you are unable to collect your tickets by this time, please call our ticket office on 01738 459090 (option 1) to make alternative arrangements.
TRAVEL
Car: Taking the car through to the game? The postcode for the stadium is G42 9BA.
Bus: The McDiarmid Park Supporters’ bus will leave the stadium at 12.45pm. Phone 01738 459090 option 1 to enquire about seats. Prices are £13 for adults and £10 for U16 or over 65s.
Train: A regular service runs from Glasgow Central to Mount Florida or King’s Park Stations. The journey times vary from 10–15 minutes depending on service. Both stations are five minutes’ walk to the stadium.
THE OPPOSITION
Queen’s Park were last in William Hill Championship action on December 27 when they drew 2-2 with Partick Thistle at The City Stadium.
Their match the following week away at Ayr United was postponed due to a frozen pitch, as was their home KDM Evolution Trophy tie against Forfar Athletic on Tuesday.
Queen’s Park sit ninth in the William Hill Championship on 18 points from 19 games.
SAINTS TV
As always, we will endeavour to bring live coverage of the match to our international subscribers. Coverage will begin shortly before kick-off.
We’ll have live updates throughout the game across our social media channels.
SCOTTISH FOOTBALL MUSEUM
Saints supporters can get a 20% discount at the Scottish Football Museum at Hampden Park on Saturday.
Fans can claim their discount for visits on matchdays by purchasing tickets from their website HERE and entering the code Lesser20 at the checkout.
THREE HAMPDENS TOUR
Supporters can take advantage of the Three Hampdens Tour on the day of the match.
The walking tour, which is said to last around two hours, visits:
- Queens Park Recreation Ground
- The Hampden Bowling Club (First Hampden Park)
- The 1st Hampden Mural (Scotland 5 – 1 England, 11th March 1882)
- Cathkin Park (Second Hampden Park)
- Abandoned stadium with original terracing
- Hampden Park (the Third)
- Rose Reilly mural.
Click HERE for full details and how to book.
