For Livingston fans, the long wait is over.
After 505 days, the Lions' faithful get the chance to visit the Tony Macaroni Arena and cheer their team on as they welcome Raith Rovers in tonight's Premier Sports Cup clash.
Social distancing and other restrictions are in place, with just 1000 spectators allowed but it will be an important step back to normality for many fans following an entire season stuck to pay-per-view and watching on laptops.
The last time Livi fans were in attendance at their home ground was early March 2020 in front a packed house as they drew 2-2 with eventual champions Celtic.
A pop-up vaccine clinic will take place at the stadium prior to the game where anyone can receive their first or second dose (provided they received the first dose more than eight weeks ago) of the vaccine.
Tickets for the game can still be purchased up until 5pm. For more information, visit the club's website here.
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