FOOTBALL fans travelling to Glasgow for tomorrow's Betfred Cup semi-finals face disruption as replacement buses are set for parts of the rail network.

Rangers fans heading to Hampden for the clash with Aberdeen will face disruption on the Edinburgh-Helensburgh Central/Milngavie line.

Fans will only get so far as Garrowhill westbound and Partick eastbound, with buses making up the rest of the journey into the city. 

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Journey times are expected to be significantly increased and travellers urged to make alternative arrangements. 

Elsewhere, Scotrail have confirmed they will be introducing additional carriages on the day to cope with the large demand on the network. 

Travellers are being asked to allow additional time for travel, as queuing systems will be in place at Glasgow Central and Queen Street prior to kick off, and at Mount Florida / Kings Park and Haymarket after the final whistle.

Before the match, Rangers supporters will be queued down the old carriage drive located towards platforms 11-15 at Glasgow Central. The Rangers queue will be serviced from platforms 9-11.

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Rangers fans will use Mount Florida post-match. 

Extra staff will be on hand to help and, as with most large events, alcohol bans will be in place.

Celtic face Hearts at Murrayfield in Edinburgh from 1.30pm, with Rangers taking on Aberdeen at Hampden at 4.30pm.