Sunderland AFC will reveal an iconic tribute to one of the Club’s greatest players of all time on Tuesday evening.
Following the players’ return to the dressing rooms at 19:45, former players, staff, and supporters will come together to celebrate a true Wearside legacy.
The Lads return to Wearside with a 2-1 advantage over Coventry City, and fans are encouraged to arrive early at the Stadium of Light.
The tie is far from over and everyone has a part to play, with a full matchday itinerary is available below:
‘TIL THE END: THE LINE-UP
17:30: Beacon of Light fan zone
Soak in the pre-match atmosphere
18:00: A sea of red and white
Line the bus route and bring the noise
18:15: Team coach arrives
Welcome to the Lads to the Stadium of Light
19:00: Warm-ups
Fill the stadium and get the rave on
19:45: A legendary tribute
Celebration of an all-time great
19:50: Stadium display
The red flag, flying high
20:00: Kick-off
Together, ‘Til the End
Tickets
General admission tickets for this fixture are now sold out, with more than 46,500 supporters set to be in attendance.
Premium experiences
An extremely limited number of premium experience packages remain on sale, and further information can be found by
clicking here.
Limited Executive Suites accommodating 10-12 guests can also be purchased by emailing
[email protected].
Turnstile opening times
Turnstiles will be open from 18:30.
Light show
Supporters with photosensitive disorders, sensitivities to strobe lighting and/or adverse reactions to flashing lights are advised that lighting FX may be utilised pre and post-match.
Pyrotechnics
The safety of fans attending is of paramount importance, and security checks will be made before and during the match.
Action will be taken against anyone identified to be breaching stadium regulations, and supporters are reminded that using these pyrotechnic devices inside a football stadium is a criminal offence that will lead to police action, prosecution and football bans.
Pyrotechnics and flares can burn at up to 2,500°C and can cause significant injuries to carriers and fellow spectators.
The EFL and SAFC have also seen several incidents that have resulted in people experiencing breathing difficulties, distress and discomfort, so we ask that you please respect other supporters and follow the regulations above.
