Supporters of Celtic and Hearts have hit out at the "disorientating" camera switch for the Scottish Cup Final.
It's already a showpiece with a difference as the famous old trophy is being decided in December with no fans present due to the ongoing pandemic.
And supporters of both sides admit they are finding it hard to get used with the TV gantry for broadcaster BBC and Premier being stationed in the North Stand with the footage facing towards the dugouts and the BT Scotland South Stand.
The switch means fans can see the tunnels on camera that allow the players into Hampden and some are complaining that the angle for the Hearts vs Celtic clash isn't as welcoming for filming purposes.
Here's what supporters have had to say as Neil Lennon and Robbie Neilson's side battle for the trophy.
Jim Bauld said: "Just can’t get used to this camera angle from Hampden."
Pete Morrison added: 'Hampden recreating the fan experience by having a terrible viewing angle for the Final."
Annie McGuire said: "The cameras are at the other side of Hampden from usual eh? Or have I just watched too many matches from the south stand? I mean not that that is the weirdest thing about this...."
Tommy Calderwood said: "This new camera angle at Hampden is shocking! It’s like the one at Inverness."
GWR said: "Good of BBC Scotland to give everyone the true Hampden viewing experience, low level camera miles from the pitch."
Glen replied: "Why have they started televising games at Hampden from the other side of the pitch? So disorientating."
