Rangers fans planning to attend the Europa League match against Manchester United in Manchester face significant travel disruptions due to Storm Éowyn.
Philippe Clement’s side visit the English Premier League giants on Thursday night in the much-anticipated European encounter.
But with strong winds bringing a "danger to life" alert over the forthcoming days, train operators Avanti West Coast and TransPennine Express have already announced cancellations on services north of Preston on Friday.
As a result, fans could find themselves stranded, with no rail options available to return to Scotland if they have planned to remain south of the Scottish border after the league-phase fixture at Old Trafford.
Supporters are advised to explore alternative travel arrangements and stay updated on further developments as the storm continues to impact transport schedules across the United Kingdom.
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An Avanti update read: “Do not travel north of Preston or on our North Wales route - Friday 24 January.
“We're asking customers not to travel north of Preston or between Chester and Holyhead on 24 January due to the expected disruption by Storm Éowyn.
“If you were planning to travel on the above routes on Friday 24 January, then your existing ticket can be used on any Avanti West Coast service via the same route from Thursday 23 January until the end of service on Sunday 26 January.”
