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Football in Glasgow this weekend

1 match on in Glasgow this weekend, across 1 ground, with no tickets on sale yet.

Prices checked 21 September 2026 · official and resale sellers

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What tickets actually cost

We don't currently hold ticket prices for a fixture in Glasgow.

Getting to the grounds

3 grounds are reachable from the centre in 14 minutes or less.

Firhill StadiumKelvinbridge · Glasgow Subway (Inner Circle)14 min from the centre
Hampden ParkMount Florida · Cathcart / Newton / Neilston (ScotRail)10 min from the centre
Newlandsfield ParkPollokshaws East · Newton via Maxwell Park (ScotRail)11 min from the centre

Common questions

How many football clubs and grounds are in Glasgow?

We hold 13 clubs and 1 ground in Glasgow.

Why were away fans banned from Old Firm matches this season?

After crowd trouble marred an earlier Celtic–Rangers Scottish Cup tie, the two clubs agreed that no away supporters would be admitted to any Old Firm league or cup fixture for the rest of the 2026/27 season.

What is Hampden Park's role in Scottish football?

Hampden Park is Scotland's national stadium, home to the men's national team and the regular venue for Scottish Cup finals — a role it has held, in one form or another, since the competition's first final in 1874.

How is the Scottish Premiership season structured?

After 33 rounds the twelve-team top flight splits into a top six and bottom six, who then play a further five games only within their own half of the table — so the run-in is contested among clubs of similar league position rather than the whole division.

Going to a match in Glasgow

Celtic and Rangers — the Old Firm — is Scottish football's defining rivalry, rooted in the city's Irish Catholic and Protestant communities. Hampden Park, the national stadium a short distance from both clubs' grounds, has hosted the Scottish Cup final since the tournament's earliest years.

Tickets for the bigger clubs sell through official channels first and appear on resale later, so prices move week to week — we track both and show the cheapest available seat per fixture. Smaller grounds usually stay on general sale right up to kickoff.