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The Premier Sports Cup Trophy <\/p>\nWe’re down to the last four in the battle for the first piece of domestic silverware of the season with the semis taking place at Hampden next month<\/p>\n
15:08, 24 Sep 2025Updated 15:17, 24 Sep 2025<\/p>\n
The Premier Sports Cup Trophy <\/p>\n
The Premier Sports Cup<\/a> semi-final dates have been confirmed for Celtic, Rangers, St Mirren and Motherwell.<\/p>\n The four Scottish Premiership<\/a> clubs already knew they would be contesting their clashes at Hampden on the weekend of November 1\/2 – but holders Celtic<\/a> have now learned they will contest their clash with Old Firm rivals Rangers on the Sunday. The match will kick off at 2pm.<\/p>\n Motherwell and St Mirren are in action 24 hours earlier at the National Stadium with their semi-final tie kicking off at 5.30pm.<\/p>\n Both sides have enjoyed solid starts to the season and will be hoping to book their place in the League Cup final on December 14.<\/p>\n Ticket allocations and prices for both matches have also been confirmed following discussions with the competing clubs and relevant authorities.<\/p>\n Ticket prices in the East and West Stands have been frozen at last season\u2019s rates, with concessionary ticket prices available across the whole stadium.<\/p>\n Adult tickets will be available at \u00a330 and \u00a336, with concession tickets \u2013 which are defined as under 16s and 65 and over \u2013 priced at \u00a315 and \u00a319.<\/p>\n SPFL group chief executive Neil Doncaster said: \u201cWe are delighted to announce the match details for the semi-finals \u2013 which will be broadcast live on Premier Sports \u2013 and are pleased to confirm that the price for the majority of general admission tickets has been frozen from last year.<\/p>\n \u201cWe very much look forward to welcoming all four semi-finalists to Hampden Park for what promises to be a great weekend of football.\u201d<\/p>\n The four clubs’ respective Premiership fixtures will now have to be rearranged. Celtic were due to travel to Dundee United while Rangers<\/a> were at home to Aberdeen. Motherwell were scheduled to be at home to Hibs while their semi final rivals St Mirren were due to travel to Livingston.<\/p>\n Follow Record Sport <\/strong>on Twitter<\/a>, Facebook<\/a> and Instagram<\/a> for all of the up-to-the minute breaking news, video and audio on the SPFL, the Scotland national team and beyond.<\/p>\n You can also follow our dedicated Rangers<\/a> and Celtic<\/a> podcast pages and sign up to our newsletters<\/a> to make sure you never miss a beat throughout the season.<\/p>\n We’ve also entered the world of WhatsApp with our Rangers community<\/a> and Celtic community<\/a> up and running. Follow NOW to get your club’s latest breaking news and transfer gossip directly to your phone.<\/p>\n![\"Motherwell](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/09\/0_20153535.jpg\")
Motherwell have been drawn against St Mirren in the Premier Sports Cup semi-finals(Image: SNS Group)<\/p>\n