FALKIRK are opening their doors to youngsters who have received exam results for this evening's Betfred Cup clash against Livingston.
The Championship club, who opened their league campaign with a 3-1 defeat against St Mirren on Saturday, face Livi for a place in the quarter-finals tonight.
Pupils who have received exam results today have been invited to visit the club shop for a free ticket in a special promotion for the game.
Young supporters must bring a results certificate or show an email or text as evidence.
⚽️✅ We are celebrating the success of all the young people receiving exam results today & offering them FREE entry to tonight's match! #COYB pic.twitter.com/pEMSzsNeGr
— Falkirk FC (@falkirkbairns) August 8, 2017
The Bairns topped Group A to reach the first knockout stage, winning all four games to finish ahead of Inverness, Stirling Albion, Brechin City and Forfar Athletic.
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