Last night saw the first glimmer of hope for Scottish fans, with 300 fans allowed in to watch the draw between Ross County and Livingston.
With most of the country still classified as Level 2 or 3, this is only possible in Highland, Moray, the Western Isles, Orkney and Shetland for now - but hope that more regions soon move into Level 1 with them. Last night's match was deemed a great success, and Ross County, along with their highland neighbours, will see this as an important first step back for their fans.
We are keen to see fans return as soon as is safely possible, and have questioned the "one size fits all" approach within each local protection level. The risks to supporters are different at each football ground, and at each tier of our national game - at lower levels where there is greater opportunity for physical distancing we believe that it may be possible to let fans in sooner, and that supporting your local team can be an important way of reducing social isolation for fans.
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