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Tynecastle to host Scotland women's Euro 2009 playoff



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Published Date: 13 October 2008
TYNECASTLE will host Scotland Women's crunch Euro 2009 play-off first leg against Russia on Sunday, October 26 (kick-off 3pm).
Scotland travel to Moscow for the second leg on Thursday, October 30 as they bid to secure their place at the finals in Finland.

Scotland head coach Anna Signeul said: "We are very excited to be playing this crucial game in the Capital, and we wa
nt to thank Hearts for welcoming us to use their excellent facilities.

"This is a hugely important game for Scottish women's football and I hope that Scotland fans in and around Edinburgh will turn out in force to support our bid to reach the finals of a major championship for the first time."

Hearts managing director, Campbell Ogilvie, commented: "We are absolutely delighted to be welcoming the Scotland Women's national squad for this vital UEFA Euro 2009 play-off against Russia.

"It is a hugely important fixture, and Hearts is exceptionally proud to be working proactively with the Scottish FA to promote, market and host the game at Tynecastle Stadium. We hope and believe that football supporters in Edinburgh and across the East coast will come out in big numbers to support the team."

Advance tickets are £4 for adults and £2 for children, and prices on the day will be £5 and £3.

Tickets are available from the following outlets:
Online at www.heartsfc.co.uk

By calling 0871 663 1874 (Monday to Friday, 9am until 5pm)
By visiting the Heart of Midlothian Ticket Centre (Tynecastle Stadium, McLeod Street, Edinburgh, EH11 2NL) or by visiting Heart of Midlothian CityStore (St James' Shopping Centre, Edinburgh City Centre)
The Ticket Centre is open Monday to Friday, 9am until 5pm, Saturdays 10am until 2pm, except on matchdays (9.30am until kick-off).




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1

Victorian-Ian . oap Edinburgh district .,

13/10/2008 12:30:27
Hearts will do anything to get money!!
2

coriolanus,

Bridge of Allan 13/10/2008 12:36:18
I thought Tynecastle's pitch was too short to host international matches? UEFA/FIFA minimum is 110 yards.
3

Phil MaGlass,

Holland 13/10/2008 12:58:34
Thats if theres no flats on it before next week
4

I.J,

The Diggers 13/10/2008 13:03:59
Aw naw! Are we going into administration AGAIN?!

Keep it up boys - your bitterness is sustenance to us!

God bless Sir Wallace.
5

scorchio,

West of the Pecos 13/10/2008 13:21:06
Is big "Jessie" Jones fae the Hibs playing in this womens match?
6

jambtastic,

13/10/2008 14:31:29
#2 you thought wrong
The Tynecastle pitch was extended a few years back by taking out the front 2 rows behind both goals to make it uefa/fifa standard . Tynecastle has hosted several international games at various levels in recent years however not a womens international
You hobos keep going on about flats and administration
yet the Hibs board cannot find a way to finance their new stand .
7

Who?,

13/10/2008 14:58:02
Not too interested about the action on the pitch- more interested in the action in the changing rooms!
8

brettgallacher,

edinburgh 13/10/2008 16:25:51
quite right to play the game at tynie as it is pink after all
9

Franck,

13/10/2008 19:37:04
#6
Maybe we cannot find a way to finance our new stand i take it that is why your £50m 10,000 seater stand is nearing completion then?

 

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