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PREVIEW: Clyde v Edinburgh City

Clyde take on Edinburgh City at Broadwood tomorrow, in the second leg of the Ladbrokes League 1 Play-Off semi-final.

The Bully Wee hold a one-goal lead following Tuesday night’s first leg at Ainslie Park, with Kristoffer Syvertsen’s early goal separating the sides in a closely fought match.

The Clyde squad is expected to be similar to the midweek encounter, with no fresh injury concerns to report.

Speaking ahead of the match, Danny Lennon said:-

“On Tuesday night, I thought both teams served up a good game for the supporters. Over the season, both sides have shown that they have great qualities and it should make for a great game again tomorrow.

“We have a narrow lead, but it’s only half-time. Edinburgh had a couple of very good opportunities in the second half on Tuesday and that’s something we have taken on board and worked on at training yesterday. From our point of view, we’re looking for more of the qualities that we produced in that first half, for a longer period of in the match.

“We know that we’ll get fantastic backing tomorrow at home and that energy from the stands, hopefully from a big turnout, will really help the players.”


MATCHDAY INFORMATION

Kick-off: 3pm

Match outcome: In the event of the aggregate scores being level after 90 minutes, extra-time and penalties will be played as required to find a winner. Away goals are not applicable.

Special Guest: Former Clyde winger Graham Macfarlane, who featured in nearly 250 matches for the club between 1961-71.

Match Mascots: Iain McColl and Billy Young

Getting Here: Click here for details of how to get to Broadwood by car, bus or train.

Admission Prices: Season tickets are NOT VALID. Entry prices are; adults £14, concessions £9, Under-12s FREE (when accompanied by an adult). Free under-12 tickets should be collected from the Clyde Office before entering via the turnstiles. The office is situated in the pod at the south end of the Main Stand.

Entry: Three turnstiles – D, E and F – will be open. Turnstiles E & F are designated as ‘cashless’ entry points, for fans of both clubs, for contactless credit or debit cards. Apple Pay and Google Pay will also be accepted. Home or away fans unable to use this facility can use the cash Turnstile D. As a result, the ticket window will be closed for this game.

Visiting Supporters: Fans of Edinburgh will be directed to the designated away section at the South end of the stand.

Car Parking: Access to the Main Stand car park will be restricted to those with accreditation; players, staff and officials, visiting directors, Silver Arria members, hospitality guests and those with disability parking badges. All other vehicles will be directed to the West Stand car park. Post match, all vehicles in the Main Stand car park will leave the stadium via the away car park at the West end of the ground, to improve the traffic flow and speed up the exit process.

Club Shop: Situated between turnstiles B and C, the club shop will be open from 2-3pm and 4.45-5.15pm for the sale of home replica tops, polo shirts, t-shirts, scarves, hats, scarves and a selection of other items.

Arria Lounge: Open from 1-2.45pm and 4.45-5.30pm. As season tickets are not valid for this match, all entry to the Arria Lounge (other than Arria Silver members) requires the purchase of a match ticket from the matchday office. This can then be presented at the main door for lounge access.

Smoking Area: Open at half-time only, in the designated area at the North end of the Main Stand (South end for away fans).

The Clyde View: Issue 21 of the club’s award-winning matchday programme will be on sale, priced at £3.

Teamsheets: Available from the Club Shop approximately 30 minutes before kick-off and charged at 20p per copy.

Lottery: Clyde FC Lottery tickets will be on sale in the Arria Lounge and the kiosk area, for Wednesday’s draw with a jackpot of £20,000.