supposed to perform at the stadium on 27 June 2020 for their "Stadiums in the Summer Tour" but this was cancelled due to COVID-19. Rugby As well as hosting Falkirk F.C., the stadium has also staged several youth level international rugby union matches. In 2008 the stadium was the venue chosen by the Scottish Rugby Union to host Scotland's home matches at the Six Nations Under 20s Championship which were played against England under-20s and France under-20s. Former Falkirk manager John Hughes had commented on the condition of the pitch which was previously damaged during rugby matches. Other uses The stadium is also used on occasion by the Scotland women's national football team in World and Euro qualifying championships as well as in friendly matches. Also in relation to football, the stadium has hosted the home matches of the Scotland national under-21 football team, the first happening in November 2004 in a game against Sweden. Transport The Falkirk Stadium is within a 30-minute walk of Falkirk Grahamston railway station which is on the main Edinburgh to Dunblane Line and Cumbernauld Line from Glasgow. During weekdays and Saturdays alternate trains between Glasgow and Cumbernauld call at Falkirk Grahamston. Special match day bus services provided by McGill's Scotland East allow direct transport to the stadium from around the Falkirk area. The number 98 service from Brightons passes through Shieldhill, Hallglen and Laurieston before terminating at the stadium. Access from Larbert on match days is provided by the number 99 bus, which is destined for the stadium via Stenhousemuir, Carronshore and Bainsford. As well as the special match day routes, regular services are also provided by McGill's Scotland East from Falkirk bus station to Grangemouth (routes 3 and 4) and Bo'ness (route 2) which stop outside the stadium. See also Scottish stadium moves References External links Falkirk Stadium official site Falkirk Stadium at the Scottish Ground Guide Falkirk F.C. Football venues in Scotland Sports venues in Falkirk (council area) Rugby union stadiums in Scotland Scottish Premier League venues Scottish Football League venues Scottish Professional Football League venues Sports venues completed in 2004 Buildings and structures in Falkirk East Stirlingshire F.C. Queen's Park F.C.