Arsenal away ticket information

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Tickets for Sunderland AFC’s Premier League trip to Arsenal will go on sale tomorrow (Tuesday) at 12pm GMT.

The Black Cats will make the trip to the Emirates on Saturday 7th February, kick-off 3pm GMT, and have received an allocation of 3,003 tickets for the fixture, which includes 25 wheelchair spaces.

Tickets for this fixture will be issued as digital NFC tickets and are priced at:

  • Adult - £30.00
  • Senior Over 66 - £12.75
  • Young Person 24 & Under - £22.75
  • 16 & Under - £11.50
*Disabled Adult and Young Person (24 & under) tickets will be discounted at £15 in the designated wheelchair and Disability access areas only.

For this fixture, the Club will follow its ticketing process -

  • Phase 1: Season Ticket Holders with 55+ BCP: Supporters in this Phase are guaranteed a ticket. This phase will run from 12pm Tuesday 6th until 10am Wednesday 7th.
  • Phase 2: Season Ticket Holders with 40+ BCP: (Subject to availability). To run from 12pm Wednesday 7th until 10am Thursday 8th.
  • Phase 3: Season Ticket Holders with 25+ BCP: To run from 12pm Thursday 8th. 
Age verification measures will be in place throughout the forthcoming season, therefore the age band purchased must match the age band on the season ticket.  

Please note: Tickets from phase 2 onwards are subject to availability.
 
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Hopefully a better away end than it was yesterday which was comfortably the worst of the season
 
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Whittylad said:
Don't think the stadium as stunning as it is makes for a very good atmosphere.
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Agree. I was glad I went,as it was a new stadium for us.......very impressive,I've got to say.....but,felt the atmosphere was a little muted at times. Wouldn't be my favourite to go every week,unless you were winning everything of course!
 
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I`ve seen a few people comment on the atmosphere in the away end - my thoughts

1. There are simply no pubs nearby that allow away fans in - that always has an impact on atmosphere - the more pints sunk the rowdier we all get...
2. The home fans were ridiculously quiet - much worse than Anfield...I guess (from talking to a few Spurs on the way out) that they are all disheartened by their season.
3. The home fans were quiet because they invite about 1,000 "visitor" supporters from overseas - probably necessary to "build the brand" but they won`t understand English football etiquette (i.e. hurling abuse at the opposition if warmly to be encouraged!).
4. The Spurs fans have no songs - literally "Come On You Spurs" and only when encouraged by the signs around the ground...
5. There did seem to be a fair few "Sunderland visitors" at the match as well - fair few in the section I was in were clearly London based SAFC with a wife/girlfriend in tow.
6. Our performance in the 1st half gave little to cheer about...maybe if there had been more noise then the performance might have picked up but I doubt it...

Looking forward to Arsenal though...
 
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