The Blues meet newly-promoted League One side East Kilbride this afternoon in a KDM Evolution Trophy tie at the LIME Stadium at Stair Park.
The visitors have won three and drawn one of their KDM league phase matches so far, and will be out to maintain their unbeaten record in the competition.
Despite flying in the league, Chris Aitken’s depleted side are in need of a cup result after defeats to Alloa, Celtic B and most recently Berwick Rangers.
Kickoff is 3pm.
Admission
Admission is ‘pay at the gate’. Season tickets are not valid for today’s cup tie.
Away fans can enter the ground from the away turnstile opposite the main stand. This turnstile is cash only.
The following pricing applies:
- Adult – £17
- Concession (over 65) – £12
- Youth (5 to 16) – £6
- Under 5 – FREE
Our brand new floodlights will also be in action for the very first time, providing almost double the brightness of our old system as we head into the autumn and winter fixtures.
Pavilion Bar
Pop into our ever-popular Pavilion Bar outside the away turnstile from 1pm for a pre-match refreshment with fellow fans.
Home, away and neutral supporters are warmly welcomed, and the bar accepts both cash and card.
Or, stop off at the Stranraer FC Fitba’ Bar on North Strand Street in the town centre, which is also open to all.
Merchandise
Stop off at the new club shop in the McLeans Taxis Stand, which is stocked with exclusive Adidas teamwear, hats, scarves, umbrellas, pin badges, key rings, stickers and much more.
Cash and card payments are accepted.
Podcast
Catch the latest edition of club podcast Look Blues Talking for a full preview of this weekend’s tie, along with post-match reaction from Danny McManus and all the talking points from Borough Briggs and Shielfield Park.
Coverage
You can follow our live matchday updates on X (formerly Twitter).
The manager’s post-match reaction will be available on YouTube following the game.
Club 1870 subscribers get a first look at the goals on Saturday night, along with full match footage.
Extended highlights will be available via YouTube by Sunday morning, with Cameron Ritchie and Jethro Bremner-Allison on commentary.
Photos: Bill McCandlish, Dylan Heron