ScotRail has announced extra services for Scotland’s match against Curaçao at Barclays Hampden.
Fans attending the international friendly on Saturday, May 30 will benefit from additional trains and seats on the Glasgow Central to Mount Florida line.
The game will kick off at 1.00pm, giving fans ample time to make their way to the national stadium.
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Phil Campbell, ScotRail’s customer operations director, said: "ScotRail is looking forward to helping supporters travel to Hampden as the men’s national team continue preparations for this summer’s World Cup.
"We’ll be providing extra services and additional seats to help fans get to and from the match and travelling by train remains one of the easiest ways to reach the stadium.
"We’d encourage customers to plan ahead, check their journey before travelling, and allow a little extra time as there will be queuing systems in place before and after the game."
With the Gordon Street and Union Street entrances to Glasgow Central currently unavailable, supporters should use the Carriage Drive entrance off Hope Street.
Other travellers can access the station via Argyle Street low level or Hope Street high level.
Extra ScotRail staff will be present to help direct customers throughout the day.
After the match, fans should return to Mount Florida station and join the queue on Bolton Drive, via Cathkinview Road.
ScotRail also recommends buying return tickets in advance through the ScotRail app.
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