The Ghirls are back at home this weekend, with rivals Rangers the visitors to the Kirkintilloch Community Sports Complex.

The game on Sunday (November 15) kicks off at 12 noon and here is everything you need to know ahead of the clash.

TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE

Standing tickets are available for this match, priced at:

Adults - £10
Under 16s - £5

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GETTING THERE

Kirkintilloch Community Sports Complex is the new home of Celtic FC Women, and it’s easy to get there from Glasgow City Centre.

By car:
Head north out of the city centre via Killermont Street/Cowcaddens towards the A879 or the A803 (Bishopbriggs/Kirkintilloch Road).

Follow the A803 through Bishopbriggs, then continue north into Kirkintilloch - this road takes you straight through the town.

The stadium is just off the town centre; G66 1XS will take you right to it if you're using Sat Nav/Maps.

Please note, no on-site car parking will be available.

By bus:
From Glasgow City Centre (buses run from stops around Buchanan Street), take one of the First Glasgow or McGill's services running the X85 or 87 towards Kirkintilloch/Lenzie via Bishopbriggs

11AM | STADIUM OPENS

The stadium will open from 11am.

FOOD & DRINKS AVAILABLE

A selection of hot and cold food and drinks will be available to purchase using card or cash. Food kiosks and toilet facilities will be shared by both sets of supporters, despite separate entry points.

SHELTERED STANDING AREA

The sheltered standing area beside the main stand will be reserved for away supporters for this fixture.

Stewards will be on hand to provide assistance and support. Please follow their guidance to help ensure a safe and welcoming environment for everyone.

12PM | KICK-OFF

Time to cheer on the Ghirls in green!

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