A charity football match will take place later this week in memory of murdered teen Paige Doherty.
Glasgow City AFC will host the match at Glasgow Green Football Centre on Thursday at 8pm. The club want to help raise funds for the family of the tragic 15-year-old.
Organisers of the match are urging people to wear pink in tribute to Paige.
The teenager was last spotted in Clydebank, West Dunbartonshire, on the morning of Saturday March 19.
The schoolgirl had been due to catch a bus to her part-time hairdressing job but the alarm was raised when she failed to arrive at the salon.
Her body was found two days later in bushes at the side of Great Western Road, a busy route connecting Clydebank and Glasgow.
A man has appeared in court charged with murder.
On Saturday around 300 people, many carrying pink balloons, gathered to pay tribute to Paige at a memorial event at Whitecrook Park in Clydebank.
The event was arranged by friends of the 15-year-old who was described as the "most outstanding, amazing girl".
Paige's mother, Pamela Munro, has said the family is "devastated" by the teenager's death.
In an earlier statement released via police, she said: "We are absolutely devastated that we have lost our beautiful little girl."
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