Hamilton Accies fans will be able to watch live streams of home matches for a tenner next season.
Lanarkshire Live Sport understands the club will not be issuing virtual season tickets for the forthcoming Scottish Premiership campaign - instead offering fans the chance to watch on a pay-per-game basis.
The New Douglas Park outfit announced in May that they would not be issuing physical season tickets and fans would need to pay at the turnstiles when spectators are allowed to return to stadiums.
Since then, a virtual season ticket deal was struck with the SPFL and Sky Sports to allow clubs to stream home matches to their own supporters, while football is being played behind closed doors.
And we can reveal Accies will operate their streams on a pay-per-game basis, with fans charged approximately £10 to watch home matches.
The New Douglas Park outfit are investing in their official club channel, Accies TV, and are set to release a trailer to plug its launch in the coming days.
How away games will work remains unclear and more details on how Accies TV will operate will be revealed soon.
Accies' last outing came on March 7 when they earned a 1-0 win over Kilmarnock with 10 men, thanks to a Marios Ogkmpoe penalty, and the season was shutdown days later.
The new campaign is expected to kick-off on August 1, with Brian Rice's men due to return to training next month.
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