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FSF Cymru guide to Croatia & Hungary
FSF Cymru have been busy pulling together all the travel and matchday information for fans heading out to Wales's international games in Croatia and Hungary next month.
The Welsh will be taking on Croatia at the Gradski VRT Stadium in Osijek, the country’s fourth largest city, on June 8th for before moving onto Budapest for their second European Championship qualifier.
FSF Cymru's guides, the 54th...
Wembley pub split: FA Cup final 2019
This weekend the FA Cup final between Manchester City and Watford will be taking place at Wembley - and once again there will be a pub split in place.
Many of you will be looking for a quick pint along the way and ahead of every major fixture at Wembley local pubs are "split". It's important fans know which are "theirs". The pubs may refuse entry to the "wrong" fans.
Please note the FSF doesn't pl...
Fans win concessions on FA Cup final ticket prices - but more to do
The FA agreed a reduction in ticket prices for 3,000 tickets at this year's FA Cup final following lobbying efforts by supporter representatives – but many fans remain unhappy with this season’s pricing.
For this year’s final, 1,500 tickets in the lower band behind both goals (3,000 total) at Wembley Stadium will be reduced from £115 to £70, a total saving for supporters in those areas of around £...
Wolves make breakthrough with plans for 5,000 rail seats
Wolves have announced plans to install more than 5,000 rail seats at Molineux in what has been described as “great news” for the standing campaign.
The midlands club will become the first Premier League club to retrofit rail-seating type accommodation into an existing stand.
Seats in the Sir Jack Hayward Stand will be replaced this summer by the rail seats and all seats in the Stan Cullis quadran...
Croatia publish guidance for Wales qualifier
Wales are off to Croatia next month for a Euro 2020 qualifier on Saturday 8th June and information for travelling Wales fans has been released.
The Welsh will be taking on Croatia at the Gradski VRT Stadium in Osijek, the country’s fourth largest city.
Fans making the trip can now download a guide to the ground provided by the Croatian Football Federation.
The guide includes:
Getting to the Gradsk...
Three clubs commended for away fan work by EFL
Preston North End, Doncaster Rovers and Exeter City have been recognised by the EFL for the welcome they provided to away fans this season.
The three clubs were commended as part of the EFL’s Away Fan Experience campaign which seeks to measure how clubs across the Championship, League One and League Two treat visiting supporters.
Clubs are rated by independent undercover fans who visited the away ...
Fans campaign to improve non-league access
Our Fans for Diversity campaign has teamed up with leading disability charity Level Playing Field and the Northern Premier League to help non-league clubs improve access for disabled fans.
The partnership will offer support and guidance to non-league clubs across the division who are looking to appeal to a wider range of supporters and improve disabled access at their grounds.
Fans for Diversity c...
Liverpool and Spurs fans condemn record UCL final costs
Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur fans have condemned the cost of attending this year’s Champions League final – as the costs of travel, accommodation and tickets reach record highs.
The final will be taking place at the 68,000-seater Estadio Metropolitano in Madrid on Saturday 1st June. Four in every five tickets made available to Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur cost more than £150 with the most ex...
Bolton Wanderers on brink of administration
The High Court today postponed a decision on the winding-up of Bolton Wanderers as the club’s owner said he had “no choice but to place the club into administration”.
The club is facing an uncertain fortnight as it teeters on the brink of administration and its case is due to be heard in the High Court once more on Wednesday 22nd May – but for now it has avoided the threat of liquidation.
Despite ...
YouGov poll shows support for change to standing laws
Almost two-thirds of MPs believe the all-seater legislation governing the top two flights of English football should be reformed, according to data from YouGov.
The polling company recently asked 100 MPs whether they wanted to see a change in the law to allow licensed standing areas at the top of English football. 62 of those asked backed the choice to stand, 22 were against and 15 were undecided....