Rangers have revealed their ticket expectations for the second-leg of their Conference League tie against FK Jablonec.
The Ibrox outfit welcome the Czechia side to Glasgow on Thursday evening following their failure to get past Jagiellonia Bialystok in the Europa League qualifiers.
Their second tie against their opponents will take place on August 27 at the Stadion Strelnice which has a tiny capacity of just over 6000 for punters to take in their games.
Jablonec are entitled to offer just five percent of their ground to away fans which would usually mean only 300 Rangers supporters would be able to watch the action from inside the stadium.
FK Jablonec (A) Update Following the club’s request for an increased allocation above the minimum 5% requirement, we expect to receive upwards of 800 tickets for this fixture. We are awaiting confirmation of the exact allocation. The ticket registration window will open…
— RangersFC SLO (@RangersFCSLO) August 17, 2026
However, now the club's SLO has taken to social media to confirm that more than 800 fans will be in attendance after the Scottish giants made a request and had it granted by their opponents.
In a post to fans, the SLO's account wrote: "FK Jablonec (A) Update.
"Following the club’s request for an increased allocation above the minimum 5% requirement, we expect to receive upwards of 800 tickets for this fixture. We are awaiting confirmation of the exact allocation.
"The ticket registration window will open shortly.
"Further match information will be shared as early as possible."
Derek McInnes' side could hardly be heading into the game feeling more confident after the opening few weeks of the season. In their most recent outing they battered St Mirren 5-1 at home.
That saw off the Buddies in the Premier Sports Cup and set up a mouth-watering Celtic quarter-final in September.
