Supporter Info: Dundee United (H)

TRAVEL

Although restrictions around London Road and the Leith Walk Area have been lifted the area can still be congested around Leith Street with the usual matchday traffic. In addition, there are new temporary traffic lights on Easter Road that will severely restrict vehicle movement closer to the stadium and roadworks on Lochend Road. 

Other restrictions in the City that could affect your travel time that we are aware of are:

• Diversion via Magdal Crescent and Eglinton Terrace (expected to be in place until Sat 9th Nov) and Cameron Toll is still closed southbound.
• The Trams will be operating at 7-minute intervals to Leith. The best stops for the stadium on Leith Walk are McDonald Road and Balfour Street.  For more details on the trams and stops between Edinburgh Airport and Newhaven see the following link: Edinburgh Trams
• For live travel information on the buses and the best service and timings into the Easter Road Area please clip on the following link:Lothian Buses
• Crawford Bridge still has width restrictions but is still passable. 

For all other up-to-date travel information across Scotland visit: Traveline Scotland  and Scottish Road Works

UNACCEPTABLE CONDUCT

We remind all supporters that anyone caught in possession of pyrotechnics, caught throwing objects, causing damage, entering the trackside or field of play, bringing of bottles/cans into the stadium can expect action to be taken. The Club will continue to support the actions of Police Scotland and the Courts in acting against anyone detected carrying out a breach of the Ground Regulations or being involved in Unacceptable Conduct. Regardless, if we are home or away sanctions against any breach may result in the individual facing an indefinite Club Ban, a Football Banning Order or as we have seen elsewhere recently, a custodial sentence. Please don’t be that person!

The use of pyrotechnics is a criminal offence, and action will be taken against those caught in possession on the day and similarly anyone identified through the post-match review of CCTV will face similar action sanctions by the Club. 

It’s been shown we do not need this at our matches to create an atmosphere. In addition to the toxic fumes that are emitted the disruption to the match is something on a football perspective is not welcomed by the Football Department.    

Your club doesn’t want this, the players don’t want this and from communication we have received, supporters don’t want this.  

Walkways should be kept clear, and you are asked to take up your designated seat while watching the match. This is not only a Ground Regulations requirement but also in the interest of the safety of all members of the public. 

Football is a place where families come together to support their team and Hibernian Football Club prides itself in being a Club for everyone regardless of race, ethnicity, colour, disability, gender, religion, creed, and sexual orientation. Please help us keep it this way. 

SEGREGATION

Supporters are advised that the route to the East Stand around the rear of the South Stand will be open before and after the match. Any change to these plans will be communicated via the Public Address System before the end of the match. 

Finally, please listen to and follow instructions given by Police Scotland, Stewards and over the PA System, before, during and after the match.