
Elgin City v Edinburgh City William Hill SPFL2
Saturday 23rd August 2025 KO 3:00pm




Elgin City v Edinburgh City William Hill SPFL2
Saturday 23rd August 2025 KO 3:00pm
We have created this information pack to help you prepare for your visit to Borough Briggs.
We hope that you enjoy your visit to Elgin, and if there is any further information that you require either before, or on the day of the game, please do not hesitate to contact us:
slo@elgincityfc.co.uk
We look forward to welcoming you to Borough Briggs Stadium.
Michael Allan
Elgin City Football Club
Supporter Liaison Officer
Elgin City offer a warm welcome to home and away supporters, and all visitors to Borough Briggs Stadium. The north-east of Scotland is an area rich in football history and Elgin City are deeply rooted within this culture.
Elgin is ideally placed to explore the Moray coast, including traditional fishing villages, sandy beaches and the world-famous Speyside Whisky Trail.
The following pages provide all the information that you may need in order to plan your visit for our next home fixture versus Edinburgh City on Saturday 23rd August 2025.
Should you require any further details just visit elgin-city.net or connect with us on social media for the very latest updates.
Elgin City v Edinburgh City
William Hill SPFL2
Saturday 23rd August 2025
3:00pm Kick-Off
This fixture is non-segregated and therefore ALL supporters should enter the stadium from the turnstiles located adjacent to Borough Brigg Road at the Gleaner Arena end of the stadium.
Online tickets (when applicable) will be scanned on entry.
Turnstiles will open at 2pm and will remain open until 3:15pm.
Any supporters who have accessible needs, require a wheelchair space, or a seat requiring minimal steps should contact during office hours to make the necessary arrangements. general.manager@elgincityfc.co.uk
https://eventlist.store/elgincityfootballclub/awayticket
The easiest way to buy tickets is online at elgincity com, where you can choose to print your tickets at home to save time.
There are no booking fees online, making it the simplest and cheapest way to get tickets for all home games.
Head north on the A95 through Speyside before continuing on the A941 at Craigellachie At Rothes roundabout continue uphill on the A941 for approx 10 miles before entering New Elgin. Continue along New Elgin Road across the roundabout before turning left onto Station Road. Continue onto Hay Street before taking the second exit on the Ladyhill Roundabout, then right at the Tesco roundabout. Carry on along the A96 taking the first exit on the left at the Bishopmill roundabout. Lossie Green car park is approx 400 yards along on the left
Coming from Inverness on the A96 passing through Nairn and Forres continue along West Road before turning left on to the High Street before taking the first exit on the Ladyhill Roundabout, then right at the Tesco roundabout. Carry on along the A96 taking the first exit on the left at the Bishopmill roundabout. Lossie Green car park is approx 400 yards along on the left
Coming from Banff or Aberdeen join the A96 (signposted Elgin) at Fochabers Continue past the villages of Mosstodloch and Lhanbryde before entering Elgin on East Road Continue straight on through a series of roundabouts before taking the 3rd exit at Greyfriars roundabout until taking the second exit on the right at the Bishopmill roundabout. Lossie Green car park is approx 400 yards along on the left.
Public pay and display parking (£2 for all day Saturday) is available at Lossie Green Car Park (349 Spaces) which is
150 yards from Borough Briggs. Follow Sat Nav IV30 1RJ
Trains run from Inverness and Aberdeen. For further information call National Rail Enquiries on 03457 484 950 Please visit the ScotRail website at www.scotrail.co.uk to check service provision and to plan your journey ahead of time.
BUS
There are a number of local and
national bus services to Elgin.
To get a bus from Aberdeen Station to Elgin bus station take either a No. 35 coastal route), or the M96 Citylink bus which stops at Elgin enroute to Inverness. The M96 also operates from Inverness to Aberdeen The stadium is a short 5-minute walk from the Elgin bus station (behind the Tesco supermarket).
For further information visit www firstbus co uk/ or call Traveline on 0871 200 2233.
Borough Briggs is located next to a number of parks and leisure areas which means that there are ample areas for visiting fans to stretch their legs and enjoy the amenities before the match.
To the west of the ground beyond the Moray Leisure Centre is Morriston Playing Fields which hosts athletics, rugby and there is an elevated pathway which skirts around Borough Briggs back round to the Lossie Green Car Park
To the north of the stadium, you will find Cooper Park complete with pond, pleasure park and acres of space to stroll.
The Moray Leisure Centre provides an opportunity to more than just stretch your legs with ample parking, swimming pool, gym, ice rink, and a coffee shop all under one roof.
Borough Briggs is well positioned for you to visit a range of shops and
hostelries before the game Across the bridge on North Street, you will find Decora which is a DIY and garden outlet with a large restaurant area ideal for some pre-match food Just a short walk into the town centre will give you a range of restaurants and coffee shops including The Granary, and the Muckle Cross (JD Wetherspoons).
If your preference is of the liquid variety then you don’t have to walk far to find Dicey’s, The Victoria Bar, and the White Horse Inn to name but a few.
If you would prefer some retail therapy prior to kick-off then the High Street hosts a wide range of shops including Boots, Poundland, The Card Factory, and Specsavers along with numerous local traders
On the 3rd Saturday of every month a Farmers’ Market is held on the Plainstones in the centre of the High Street where you can purchase a wide range of local produce
Inside the stadium there is a well
stocked pie hut which opens to coincide with the turnstiles usually an hour before kick-off A range of hot & cold drinks are available along with that staple diet of Scottish football a Scotch pie
Subject to safety restrictions, all fans are welcome to enjoy our licenced facilities in either the Sports Bar or the Red Door Lounge at the stadium. Fans should check the Elgin City social media platforms prior to arriving to confirm if access is permitted as it may not always be possible due to restrictions.
The Elgin City FC official club shop is located within the main reception with a range of replica shirts and club souvenirs.
The nearest cash machine is a 5minute walk away from the stadium at the Tesco supermarket which backs on to Borough Briggs Road
There are notices located throughout the stadium(inside and outside) listing items which are not permitted in the stadium Please take 5 minutes to read these as it is an offence to have any of these items in your possession inside the stadium.
If you are uncertain as to what is permitted, please ask a member of our stewarding staff for advice.
We have a no smoking policy within enclosed spaces which includes the Main Stand and the Covered Terracing Fans smoking or using e-cigarettes in these areas will be asked to leave and will not be allowed to reenter the stadium once they leave Whilst smoking is permitted in open spaces, please be mindful of other fans who are attending the match.
Once the turnstiles are open, food and drink is available from the pie hut(s) Please take the time to place your litter in the bins located throughout the stadium.
Match programmes will be available to purchase at most fixtures In most circumstances a digital version will also be available online.
If you have any questions or require assistance when you are inside the stadium, speak with a steward who will be happy to help you We will also have a Supporter Liaison Officer (SLO), and a Child Protection Officer (CPO) working within the stadium Their role is to offer extra support to ensure everybody can access and enjoy the game Should you require their assistance, ask a steward to contact them
Elgin City Football Club have a zero-tolerance policy on anti-social behaviour.
If you see, hear, or are the victim of discrimination or antisocial behaviour, you can report it to a steward or an official of the club
Please report any instances of:
• Discriminatory Abuse
• Foul or Abusive Language
• Use of Pyros and throwing of objects
• Pitch Incursions
• Drug Use
• Stadium Damage
• Vaping or Smoking within enclosed spaces
• Violence
• Safeguarding Matters – this includes violence or abuse against Women & Girls
HOT FOOD
Mince Pie
Steak Pie
Macaroni Pie
Sausage Roll £3.20 £3.20
Chocolate Soup
Bru
Pringles
Mars Bars
Snickers
Crunchie
Maltesers
Kitkats
Twix
Dairy Milk
Skittles
Fruit Pastilles
Polos
Milky Way
Elgin City is delighted to have partnered with Joma for the supply of all official playing and training kit.
CLUB SHOP AT BOROUGH BRIGGS STADIUM
The Elgin City FC official club shop is located within the main reception with a range of replica shirts and club souvenirs.
Opening hours are as follows; Mon Closed
Tue to Friday 9:30am to 3:30pm Match Day 11:00am to 5:00pm Sunday Closed
The place to go for your online shopping!
The online store gives you access to all of the City merchandise For further information call 01343 551114, or e-mail
vicky.duguid@elgincityfc.co.uk
Matchday Hospitality at Elgin City includes the perfect combination of superb food, excellent service, the best seats in the house, and fantastic entertainment! A range of hospitality packages offer something to suit every taste and budget
Facilities which are available today are indicated where you see your club badge!
A superb hospitality offering at Borough Briggs Enjoy outstanding cuisine and a great atmosphere for those wishing to go the extra mile for their guests. Away fans are always welcome, but due to demand you may need to book in advance.
Check in advance for availability for this popular match day offering The Gold Card Lounge is usually reserved for members only, but you might just be able to take advantage of an opening and get yourself a temporary (1 day) Gold Card pass. Package includes half-time refreshments.
More than often required as an overspill from the M&M Lounge, this smaller room can equally accommodate a private party or be utilised as bar for Away fans. Located on the first floor this facility will be open for visiting fans for this fixture.
Located on the ground floor the Sports Bar is usually host to the Elgin City Social Club Membership However, temporary entry can also be made on busier days as we strive to try and accommodate all fans looking for a refreshment before the game
vicky.duguid@elgincityfc.co.uk slo@elgincityfc.co.uk