Fans in Paisley can enjoy a drink at their seats when Scotland host the Czech Republic in Tuesday's Women's World Cup play-off second leg.
Supporters heading to Paisley on Tuesday will be able to take a drink to their seats when Scotland welcome the Czech Republic for the second leg of their Women's World Cup play-off.
The move is a notable one in Scottish football. Alcohol is normally restricted in view of the pitch at grounds across the country, so allowing fans to drink in the stands marks a clear departure from the usual matchday routine.
With a place on the World Cup stage at stake, the occasion is built to be a big one for the home faithful. Organisers appear keen to give the crowd a more relaxed, festival-style atmosphere as Scotland chase qualification.
For fans, the message is simple: get there early, settle into your seat and get behind the team. The second leg kicks off a huge night for Scottish women's football, and the home support will be hoping to play its part.
