St Johnstone fans have been left up in arms after the Premiership club notified them they'd only have one stand for their Scottish Cup tie against Rangers.
Both Celtic and the Light Blues usually take large supports to Perth but debate has arisen at other clubs over whether or not away allocations should be cut. St Mirren have reduced their away capacity for Celtic and Rangers matches, and they have picked up a win and a draw since.
But the Perthshire Saints will dish out three stands to their fourth round opponents in January, with Main Stand tickets priced at £30 for adults and £20 for concessions. One fan called the decision 'awful' and another said 'may as well not bother turning up'. The club's statement reads: "After talks between both clubs and the police, we can advise that for this particular match, the St Johnstone support will be accommodated in the Main Stand only with the visiting support accessing the three other stands in the stadium. Tickets will be priced at £30 for adults and £20 for concessions.
