To assist our supporters on their travels to away grounds, a “Supporters Guide” has been compiled by our media team, with regards to what is available for away fans.
ALBION ROVERS FOOTBALL CLUB
Cliftonhill Stadium
Main Street
Coatbridge
ML5 3RB
| Full Name | Albion Rovers Football Club |
| Nickname(s) | The Wee Rovers |
| Founded | 1882 |
| Ground | Cliftonhill, Coatbridge |
| Capacity | 1,572 (489 seated) |
| Director & LL Board Member | Ben Kearney |
| Manager | Steven Saunders |
| Captain | Barry Duncan |
| 2025-26 | Scottish Lowland Football League, 13th from 18 |
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The limited car parking at Cliftonhill will be reserved for players, officials and accessible parking on match days.
Street parking is available on Main Street, which runs in alignment to Cliftonhill’s front entrance, but please don’t park on the kerb.
There is no parking at the ground for supporter’s buses, so convenors are urged to arrange a drop off at the main entrance to the stadium.
Buses should then park away from the ground, and return for collection after the match.
Visiting supporters should use the main turnstiles at the front of Cliftonhill Stadium.
Tickets are available at the cash turnstiles at Cliftonhill:
| Adult: | £15 |
| Concession: | £10 |
| Under 14s: | £5 |
Once in the ground, if anyone is to leave the ground they will not be readmitted (no exceptions).
Disabled supporters can access the ground via our East Stewart street entrance. Albion Rovers has a covered enclosure designated for disabled supporters at Cliftonhill. They also have fully accessible toilets.
Should you have any specific queries, or to book accessible car parking ahead of the match, just email terry.gillooly@hotmail.com
There is no segregation at Cliftonhill, but visiting supporters will be directed to the east end of the stand. Please turn right after you pass through the turnstile.
A snack hut is open in the main stand at Cliftonhill, offering both hot and cold food as well as hot and soft drinks. Card and cash are usually accepted.
For a pre or post match refreshment, visit the Andy Allan Bar at Cliftonhill. Andy and Mary Allan have been stalwarts of the club for a long time dedicating years of service and there’s nothing more fitting than the bar being named in his honour following his sad passing last year.
The bar is open on most match days, is open to all supporters and can be accessed from the stadium. Usually open pre-match from 1pm to 2.55pm for 3pm kick-offs (last orders at 2:45pm). Both home and away supporters are welcome, under-18s are permitted inside if accompanied by an adult.
You can book hospitality at Cliftonhill by contacting the club directly at albionrovers@slfl.co.uk.
Albion Rover’ match day programme is available to buy at every throughout the season.
Including all the latest news, views, features and photographs from life at the wee Rovers, programmes are available from sellers within the ground for £2.50.
If you have an enquiry for Albion Rovers, just click HERE
As with all Lowland Football League matches, this match is classed as a designated sporting event. All persons entering the ground are admitted subject to the condition that they may be required to submit to a search to prevent prohibited / dangerous items being brought into the ground that could be used to cause injury or damage to persons or property.
The club reserve the right to refuse admission or eject individuals who do not follow these guidelines set by the club. These guidelines are also displayed inside the ground.