Hearts have sold out their allocation of tickets for the Premier Sports Cup semi-final at Hampden against arch rivals Hibs on Sunday, November 1 (15.00).
Club bosses have stressed that they do not expect to receive any further tickets.
They add that the club’s disability access officer, Keith Ferguson, is still processing accessible ticket applications and will be in touch in due course.
The match is digital tickets only and no paper tickets will be issued.
A spokesman said: “Purchasers must download the Barclays Hampden App in order to receive their tickets.”
All tickets booked by the lead person will be sent to that person.
A total of 20,000 fans will be travelling along the M8 to reach Hampden (pictured) as the Jambos look to reach the final for the first time since 2013.
The Men in Maroon have won the trophy on four occasions but have lost their last four semi-finals.
Should they win then Hearts would face Rangers or Aberdeen in the final on Sunday, December 13.
Meanwhile, Hearts have announced that former player, George Peden, has passed away. He was 83.
