Extra SSC Tickets For Wales V Scotland match

The SSC have announced that they've been allocated another 2,000 tickets for the Wales V Scotland match on the 14th November.  The extra tickets will mean those on 1 point will be entered in to a ballot for tickets.

This also means those on 2 and 3 points are now guaranteed an official SSC match ticket and will gain a match point if they attend.

It appears the extra seats are in section 122 and 124 as these have now been marked as "sold out" on the Cardif City website.

This news has come a bit late for those who bought home end tickets on WTuesday when they whent on public sale.

Wales V Scotland – Home end tickets now on sale

Home end tickets are now on sale for the Wales V Scotland Friendly on the 14th November.  The tickets are available from ETicketing which is run by Ticketmaster

https://www.eticketing.co.uk/cardiffcity/default.aspx

Technically the tickets are only for Wales fans but there is a large number of Tartan Army fans buying home end tickets.

Wales V Scotland Tickets now on sale to SSC members

Tickets for the 14th November match between Wales and Scotland have now gone on sale.  SSC members on more than 3 points are guaranteed a ticket and can now book via the telephone hot line  - 0844 481 9989.  Lines are open from now until 9pm Friday 23rd October.  To find out how many points you are on check out this page on Tartan Army.net

Those on 2 or 3 points are invited to register an interest in a ticket.  Depending on how many people apply, the pointers will be balloted first, then if there's tickets left they will go in to a ballot for the 2 pointers.

Only one ticket is being issued per member, and you can only book for 8 members at a time.

Scotland supporters will be in sections 119, 121 and 122 and access will be via gate 7.

Cardif-City-Stadium-Seating-Plan

Wales V Scotland game confirmed for Saturday 14th November

The SFA have confirmed that Scotland will take on Wales in an away friendly match on Saturday 14th November - kick ff will be 3pm.

The venue for the match will be the new Cardiff City Stadium - Scotland will be the first international game to be played at the new ground.  Scotland were the first international team to play at the old stadium in 1911.   The ground is a short walk away from the Millennium Stadium where Scotland played Wales in 2004.  This was the rock bottom of the Bertie years when Scotland were beat 4 - o by Wales.

The Scotland Supporters club have been allocated 2,000 tickets to distribute to members.  ith a capacity of 27,000 this represents about 7%.  The welsh FA are not obliged to offer Scotland any tickets for friendly's.

The SSC have announced that those on between 4 and 10 points will be guaranteed a ticket, and those on 3 and 2 points will be invited to register an interest.  Tickets will be £20 for adults and £10 for concessions.

The SSC will be in touch with those eligible for tickets in the next few weeks.

Wales v Scotland
Cardiff City Stadium, Cardiff
Saturday 14 November 2009 - Kick-off 3.00 pm

Japan V Scotland TV Coverage Finally Confirmed

The BBC has finally annoinced that it will be showing the Japan V Scotland game on Saturday. There had been feers that the game would not be televised after it was annoinced the England game would only be available on the internet - for a fee of £10.

SPORT: Sportscene

Channel: BBC2 (002) 102

Date: Saturday 10th October 2009

Time: 11:00 to 13:30

Duration: 2 hours and 30 minutes.

Japan v Scotland.

Dougie Donnelly presents live coverage of Scotland's international friendly match against Japan. Having failed to lead the team to the World Cup, and after surviving this difficult period in charge of the national football squad, manager George Burley will regard the game as the start of a new chapter, having been given a vote of confidence from the Scottish Football Association. Studio analysis comes from Pat Nevin and Billy Dodds.

(Stereo, Widescreen, Live, Subtitles)

Excerpt taken from DigiGuide - the world's best TV guide available from http://www.getdigiguide.com/Copyright GipsyMedia Ltd.