On Wednesday 16th September 2026, the SPFL confirmed the match arrangements and ticket information for the 2026/27 Premier Sports Cup semi-finals, which will take place on the weekend of October 31 and November 1. Both ties will be played at Barclays Hampden and shown exclusively live on Premier Sports. The winners will meet in the final on Sunday December 13.
Rangers will face Aberdeen in the first semi-final on Saturday October 31 with a 5.30pm kick-off. The second semi-final sees Heart of Midlothian take on Hibernian on Sunday November 1 at 3.00pm. That meeting will be the first ever between the Edinburgh rivals at this stage of the competition.
Ticket allocations and prices have been announced following discussions with the competing clubs and relevant authorities. The majority of adult tickets will be priced at £32, while adult tickets in the North and South Stands will cost £39. Concessionary tickets, available across the whole stadium, will be priced at £17 and £21. Concessions are defined as under 16s and 65+ for both matches.
SPFL Group Chief Executive Neil Doncaster said: “Everyone at the SPFL is hugely looking forward to what promises to be an exciting weekend of football at Barclays Hampden later this year.
“We’re pleased to confirm the details for both Premier Sports Cup semi-finals and wish all four clubs the best of luck as they look to book their place in the final on Sunday December 13.”
Rangers supporters will be allocated tickets across the North, South and West Stands for the 5.30pm kick-off on Saturday October 31, while Aberdeen fans will be accommodated in the South and East Stands. Heart of Midlothian supporters will be split across the North, South and West Stands for the 3.00pm kick-off on Sunday November 1, while Hibernian fans will be housed in the North, South and East Stands.
Tickets will be issued in digital format through the Barclays Hampden app, with full pricing details for both semi-finals set out below. The competing clubs will announce ticket sale information via their own channels in due course.
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