Clyde return to Broadwood Stadium on Friday for a winner-takes-all clash with Hamilton Academical, with promotion to William Hill League 1 on the line. The second leg comes after the sides were left deadlocked at 1-1 at the Hamilton Community Stadium on Tuesday night.

For Clyde, the tie brings a familiar ground into a new pressure moment. It will be their first trip back to Cumbernauld since leaving Broadwood in 2022, after 28 years at the stadium.

The club has put tickets on advance sale only through Fanbase, and there will be no card or contactless payment at the turnstiles. Clyde supporters will be housed in the South Stand behind the goal, while parking will be available in the away car park and, if needed, at St Maurice's High School.

The match will be shown live in the UK on Alba and on iPlayer. Supporters outside the UK and Northern Ireland can buy a 30-day live stream international pass to Clyde TV Live for £13, while fans who bought a subscription for the Spartans and Hamilton home legs can use the reference code from that original purchase to access the service.

Broadwood adds a layer of meaning to the occasion that goes beyond the tie itself. Clyde Football Club spent 28 years there before moving in 2022, but the club has also committed to a strategic priority of returning to Glasgow, where it was founded almost 150 years ago.

That leaves Friday as more than a single night’s test. Clyde are back at a ground they once called home, with promotion within reach and the longer question of where the club belongs still sitting in the background.