A busy week continues as the Saints now turn attention to Friday evening’s William Hill Championship fixture against Raith Rovers.
The fixture at Stark’s Park will kick-off at 7.45pm and tickets remain available to purchase. Let’s pack out that away stand.
Here’s everything you need to know…
TICKETS
Tickets are on sale for our away fixture against Raith Rovers on Friday, February 20.
Our support will be accommodated in the Craiglea Timber Frames Stand (North Stand). The stadium turnstiles will open at 6.45pm and stewards will be on hand to check tickets and undertake searches.
Tickets can be purchased via the Fanbase app HERE.
Prices are as follows:
Adults – £24
Over 65 – £16
Under 21 – £15
Under 16 – £10
Under 12 – FREE
Disabled tickets are priced at the relevant age category but are entitled to a free carer. These can be purchased on Fanbase, however proof of entitlement will need to be shown at the turnstile on the way in.
Disabled parking at Starks Park is very limited and is available on a first come, first served basis.
TRAVEL
Supporters’ bus
The McDiarmid Park Supporters’ Bus is full for this match.
By train
Kirkcaldy Railway Station is to the north of the stadium and within easy walking distance (approximately 1/2 mile). On leaving platform 2 into the main station car park, walk onto Whyte Melville Road down towards the Railway Bridge then turn right past Abbotshall Church and continue towards Beveridge Park Roundabout. Thereafter continue onto Abbotshall Road past Beveridge Park to Pratt Street.
By car
From A92, leave the dual carriageway at the Kirkcaldy West junction, take the 3rd exit (signposted A910 Town Centre) and continue on that route to the roundabout at Kirkcaldy Railway Station.
The train station car park is available for use and can be accessed from exit 2. There is additional but limited parking at Beveridge Park Car Park. To the south of the stadium, there is significant public and on street parking in and around the esplanade. If parking on local streets, fans are asked to park responsibly and be aware of some local restrictions.
Depending on the anticipated crowd, Pratt Street may be closed to traffic at least 30 minutes prior to kick off.
THE OPPOSITION
Raith Rovers currently sit sixth in the William Hill Championship with a record of seven wins, eight draws and 10 defeats. They have amassed 29 points.
Managed by Dougie Imrie, Raith Rovers were last in action on Saturday, February 14 when they played out a 0-0 stalemate with Greenock Morton at Cappielow.
HOW TO WATCH
The match will be shown live on Saints TV to international subscribers. Coverage will begin shortly before kick-off. As always, we’ll have live updates throughout the game across our social media channels.
The game is also live on BBC Scotland, with coverage beginning at 7.30pm.
