Sickened Scotland fans have slammed the SFA over "shocking" ticket prices for next month's Euro 2020 dead rubber against Kazakhstan.
The national team will bring the curtain down on a horrendous qualifying campaign at Hampden on Tuesday, November 19, against the side that dished out an opening day 3-0 trouncing in Astana.
Steve Clarke 's side still have the safety net of a playoff in March as they look to end a 22-year wait to reach a major finals.
But as they look to build momentum for that crucial match, Scotland are in danger of playing in front of a ghost-like Hampden after the SFA confirmed ticket prices for the match.
Adult briefs are £30 with a £2 carriage fee and £3 booking fee taking it to a total of £35, prices which were set before the campaign began back in March.
Just over 20,000 fans turned up for the 6-0 thumping of San Marino on Sunday while the 52,000-capacity ground was less than half full for the visit of the world's number one team Belgium last month.
Now it could hit a new low against Kazakhstan if the reaction of Scotland supporters to ticket prices is anything to go by.
@4ndyStewart said: "£30? When will the SFA learn. We have no hope of progressing. Concentrate on getting fans in for your last game."
And @GiesYerJaiket slammed: "Shouldn't even be playing it at Hampden never mind the ticket prices!"
@NewcraighallVi1 blasted: "Still playing at Hampden and still charging ridiculous prices, get the game to Easter Rd /Tynie £20 and £5 give something back to the fans after embarrassing campaign."
@SuperChris1982 said: "I can’t believe they haven’t reduced these prices or did some sort of reduced child ticket with every adult. Shocking!"
While @E1GHTIES fumed: "After what can only be described as an embarrassing campaign the @ScottishFA should be giving these tickets away."
@Fazzat1903 said: "North stand. £30 plus £5 booking/postage for a non game on a Tuesday night."
@fmeikle added: "Sorry - as a former regular attendee I won't be paying these prices."
And @TheCrispola said: "Brass neck man."
