Hibernian have learned where their supporters will be housed at Hampden for next month’s Premier Sports Cup final against Rangers.
Hibs and Rangers have been handed a 50/50 split of the national stadium for the December 13 showdown, which kicks off at 3pm.
Hibernian supporters will be housed across the South, East and North Stands, while Rangers fans will occupy the South, West and North Stands.
The SPFL confirmed the arrangements following discussions with both finalists and the relevant authorities.
The majority of adult tickets will cost £42, with seats in the North and South Stands priced at £49.
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Concessionary tickets will be available throughout the stadium at £27 or £30, depending on the section.
Hibernian booked their place in the final by beating Edinburgh rivals Hearts 2-1 in Sunday’s semi-final.
All tickets will be issued digitally through the Barclays Hampden app, with Hibs set to confirm their own sales information in due course.
The final will be only the second time Hibernian and Rangers have met in the final of the competition.
Their previous meeting came in the 1993/94 final at Celtic Park, when Rangers won 2-1.
The December clash will be shown live on Premier Sports.
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