Here's all the information you need to know ahead of Sunday’s Women’s Super League game against Manchester City.
Travel
Public parking is not available at Broadfield Stadium.
There is free parking available in the William Reed Car Park, around 200 yards before the turning for the stadium.
If you are driving, please exit the M23 at Pease Pottage at junction 11. Take the third exit, and the stadium is on your left at the bottom of Brighton Road. Look for the brown sign titled ‘Broadfield Stadium’! The postcode is RH11 9RX.
Crawley Train Station is the closest station to the stadium, around a twenty-minute walk away. A taxi rank is available outside of the stadium. There are some engineering work affecting trains between Brighton and Three Bridges this weekend – please see National Rail’s website for details.
If you are planning to travel via bus, Fastway 10 and 20 bus routes stop right outside the ground.
Further information about getting to Crawley is available here.
Ticketing
At the turnstiles, you may show the stewards your ticket for scanning in either digital, paper or card form.
As the stadium is at near capacity, it is in all fans’ safety interest to ensure they are seated or stood in the stand or seat that the ticket you hold is for. Please do not wander to other stands to try and watch the match with other groups you may know, unless your ticket is for that area.
Fanzone and Entertainment
We are looking forward to welcoming all fans to the match. The fanzone will be opening at 11AM next to the Southeast corner, and will provide visitors with plenty of entertainment.
Children can have their faces painted at the makeup artists’ station, located in the fanzone before kick-off and during half-time. Grab a matchday selfie in the free photobooth, also in the fanzone.
There will be multiple catering kiosks where you can grab snacks pre-match and at half-time. Located both internally and externally, they will be selling a range of food, as well as hot and cold drinks. Redz Bar will be open from 11AM for this match.
The Albion shop is also located in the fanzone and will be selling a range of gifts until the end of half-time, with a special offer on Women’s Black Nike training kit.
Fan Conduct & Safeguarding
Everyone has the right to attend football matches in a safe and friendly environment.
Brighton & Hove Albion do not tolerate any forms of discriminatory behaviour including, racist abuse, homophobic abuse, tragedy chanting, misogynistic & xenophobic language, and foul & abusive language.
The Club takes the Safeguarding of all fans attending Broadfield Stadium seriously and encourages any concerns or worries about young people or adults at risk to be reported to the nearest steward where our matchday team can respond appropriately.
If you spot any unacceptable behaviour or a potential safeguarding issue that you feel needs to be addressed immediately, please text the matchday helpline on 07958 157996.
Matchday Programme
The free matchday programme is available online and can be viewed via QR codes which will be displayed around the stadium for you to scan and view on your mobile devices.
Alternatively, you can view the programme on our website.
If you wish to buy tickets for future Albion women’s games, you can do so here.
See you on Sunday!