Clyde Launches New Home Pass for KDM Evolution Trophy Campaign

Clyde FC has launched a new KDM Evolution Trophy Home Pass, giving supporters the opportunity to attend all four of the club's home league phase fixtures at Hamilton Community Stadium at a reduced price.

The initiative follows a change to the competition regulations, with SPFL clubs now retaining 100% of their home gate receipts during the league phase. Previously, gate receipts were shared between competing clubs.

The change has enabled Clyde to introduce a dedicated Home Pass, offering better value for supporters while encouraging strong attendances at what are traditionally challenging midweek fixtures.

Chief Executive David Alexander said: "The change to the competition rules has given clubs the opportunity to think differently about these matches, and we wanted to use that to benefit our supporters.

"Rather than asking fans to buy four separate tickets, we've introduced a Home Pass that rewards supporters who commit to the whole campaign.

"These games are an important part of our season and we want to create a strong atmosphere at Hamilton Community Stadium for every fixture. If we can encourage more supporters through the turnstiles by offering better value, it's a win for everyone.

"The fact that clubs now retain all of their home gate receipts also means every supporter attending is making an even greater contribution to Clyde Football Club."

The Home Pass covers Clyde's four home league phase fixtures against St Mirren B, East Fife, Rangers B and Clachnacuddin.

Adult passes are available from £30, with concession and youth prices also available. Under 12s can continue to attend free when accompanied by a paying adult or concession by using the club's KIDSGOFREE promotion.

Supporters looking for an enhanced matchday experience can also purchase a Club 1877 Home Pass for £85, which includes admission to all four fixtures together with Club 1877 access, reserved seating, reserved parking, a match programme, official teamsheet and half-time refreshments.

The club's FanZone will also be open before each home KDM Evolution Trophy fixture, giving supporters another opportunity to enjoy the matchday experience before kick-off. KDM Evolution Trophy Home Passes are on sale now through the club’s website.

Published 07 Aug 2026

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