ScotRail has confirmed that extra train services and carriages will operate before and after the game on Tuesday, March 26, from Mount Florida to help supporters get to and from the match.
Scotland fans heading to Hampden Park for their clash with Northern Ireland next week have been issued with a travel warning.
READ MORE: 'Deliberate' fire started on Glasgow Sauchiehall Street as smoke billows from city centre building Fans travelling from Northern Ireland to Scotland by ferry should also check their journey as train services on the Stranraer line are currently being replaced by buses while demolition work continues at the former Ayr Station Hotel.
Phil Campbell, ScotRail Customer Operations Director, said: “We’re looking forward to helping fans travel by train to watch the Scotland men’s national team play Northern Ireland at Hampden on Tuesday night.
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