Hibs have yet to receive away ticket information for the upcoming trip to Rangers in just 10 days' time.

David Gray's side are set to travel to Govan on Sunday, September 29, but amid ongoing maintenance works at Ibrox, the club remain without key details over travelling supporter attendance. Due to delayed work to the Copland Road stand, Rangers have thus far played their home matches at Hampden this season.

They are set to return to Ibrox for this weekend's Premier Sports Cup clash with Dundee, before welcoming Hibs to Glasgow a week on Sunday. A statement from Easter Road on Thursday evening said the club remain in dialogue with Rangers and the SPFL over the ticket situation, and hope to be provided with an update early next week.

"Hibernian FC continues to have detailed conversations with the SPFL and Rangers regarding away tickets for the William Hill Premiership match on Sunday 29 September, 2024," the statement said. "Due to the ongoing maintenance at Ibrox, away ticket information has yet to be provided as Rangers go through the final stages of work to the Copland Road stand.

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"With the match now just 10 days away, the clubs are working through a formal procedure with the SPFL to determine further information regarding away supporters. The club hopes to receive more details from the SPFL and Rangers early next week."