PREVIEW: Clyde v Peterhead
The Bully Wee kick off the final month of the regular cinch League 1 season at home to Peterhead tomorrow afternoon.
Clyde sit one place and five points ahead of their visitors in the table, but have yet to beat The Blue Toon this season. The Aberdeenshire side won the first game of the campaign 3-2, with four goals coming in the opening 19 minutes. They then took a 2-0 lead at Broadwood in December before Clyde came back to earn a point, and struck deep into stoppage time at Balmoor in January to deny The Bully Wee an away win.
Monday Samuel will be looking to make his home debut after starting his first match since last year on Tuesday evening. Neil Parry also came through the Glasgow Cup tie unscathed on his return from injury.
Danny Lennon spoke to the official website ahead of the game:-
“Looking back at our last home game against East Fife, we dominated that game from start to finish. The story of our season though is that we don’t manage to produce that kind of performance two games in a row. Last week we pushed a good, full-time Queen’s Park side all the way and I feel there was a injustice for their goal. Obviously conditions didn’t help us but we need to take the good aspects of our performance into this game against a Peterhead side who always provide a tough challenge.
“They’re coming off the back of a very good result last week, but so were East Fife in our last match at Broadwood so we are confident we can get all three points from this again and finish the season strongly. We have five weeks left to finish as high as we can in the table, and then look to have another season of progress again next year.”
MATCHDAY INFORMATION
Kick-off: 3pm
Tickets: Tickets are available to purchase in advance from the Ticket Store.
Foodbank Collection: A foodbank collection will be held before the match outside the turnstiles, in aid of Cumbernauld Foodbank. Any donations are welcome, a full list of items the foodbank usually runs low on can be found here.
Stadium Entry: All entry gates will be signed. Home and away supporters should enter by the double doors to the left of turnstile D.
Seating Arrangements: Away supporters will be seated in the South end of the Main Stand. The lower central section of the Main Stand behind the dugouts will be closed as this area is required to seat substitutes and backroom staff of both teams.
Live Stream: The match will be streamed live, with stream access available to be purchased through the Ticket Store, priced at £13. Coverage will start around 2.45pm. A help guide to the streaming service can be found here.
Arria Fanzone: The Arria Fanzone will be closed for this match due to hospitality. Access to the Arria will be for hospitality guests and 1877 Rewards subscribers only.
Getting Here: Click here for details of how to get to Broadwood by car, bus or train.
Car Parking: The COVID-19 test centre has been removed from the Main Stand car park. There will be a limited number of spaces in both the Main Stand car park and away car park at the rear of the South Stand. Other car parking provision can also be accessed within the Broadwood Campus and surrounding areas. Supporters are encouraged to arrive early to obtain one of the limited designated car parking spaces available.
Club Shop: The club shop will be open from 2.15pm for the sale of Clyde merchandise, located off the disabled entrance corridor.
Face Coverings: Face coverings are not mandatory inside the stadium but fans are encouraged to continue to wear these. Masks should be worn when moving from seats into enclosed areas such as kiosks and toilets.
Track & Trace: Check In Scotland QR codes will be posted at various points around the stadium. Please take the time to scan these on your phone and check in to help stop the spread of COVID-19.
The Clyde View: Issue 18 of the club’s award-winning matchday programme, containing an exclusive interview with Monday Samuel, will be on sale priced at £3.