Celtic will be home to Rangers and Partick Thistle welcome Hibernian in the Sky Sports Cup semi-finals, with Tynecastle Park set to stage the final.
The venue hosted last season’s final in front of a record crowd as Rangers came away 2-0 winners over Hibernian. It also featured the 2022/23 Goal of the Season as Lizzie Arnot’s thunderous strike opened the scoring.
While the semi-finals are scheduled to be played on or before 21 January, the final will be on Saturday 23 or Sunday 24 March 2024, exclusively live on Sky Sports.
Fiona McIntyre, SWPL Managing Director, said: “We’re delighted to be returning to Tynecastle Park for the 2023/24 Sky Sports Cup Final. The feedback we had from the clubs and fans after last year’s final was incredibly positive, coupled with a record attendance on the day.
“The atmosphere on a matchday within Tynecastle is recognised by Scottish football fans as one of the best in the country, so we’re already looking forward to another fantastic occasion and opportunity to showcase the very best of women’s football in Scotland at the final in March. We encourage fans to keep that weekend free and come along to show their support.
Andrew McKinlay, Heart of Midlothian CEO, said: “It’s a privilege to once again host the Sky Sports Cup Final at Tynecastle Park. Women’s football in Scotland continues to go from strength to strength, and I hope that the Tynecastle experience plays a part in making the final a memorable occasion for everyone involved.”
