We’ve been allocated 4,017 tickets for the second leg of the Carabao Cup semi-final versus Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, and our support has been given all of the South Stand. Entry will be via Stamford Gate and Bovril Gate and your preferred entry gate is stated on your match ticket. Routes to the gates and crowd flow are shown on the map below. There are 2,565 seats in the upper tier and entry to those seats will be by through 13 turnstiles. There are 1,452 lower tier tickets with entry via 8 turnstiles. A flow queuing system will be in operation. Stewards from Chelsea and Spurs will be present to help.
We’ve been advised to arrive one hour before kick-off to help ensure everyone gets in safely and on time. Bars inside the ground will be serving alcohol before the game and at half time, behaviour dependent. Given the larger allocation for this game, and the fact that some of our fans will be going in via a gate supporters may not be familiar with, we’d emphasise the need to get to the ground early.
After the game, all Spurs fans will be exiting via Bovril Gate. This is to manage the flow of home and away supporters post-match.
The Prince of Teck, Courtfield Tavern, and Earls Court Tavern pubs in Earl’s Court have been designated away pubs. There is a chance some pubs may stop serving one hour before kick-off, so be prepared for that if a tactical decision is taken on the evening. There will be a controlled drinking zone in operation which means no pavement drinking.
The police approach on the day will be firm but friendly.
There are no planned closures on the District Line, Piccadilly Line or on the Overground.
Chelsea FC's visiting supporters guide is also here for you to read.
Enjoy the match!
THST Board
23 January 2019
After the game, all Spurs fans will be exiting via Bovril Gate. This is to manage the flow of home and away supporters post-match.
The Prince of Teck, Courtfield Tavern, and Earls Court Tavern pubs in Earl’s Court have been designated away pubs. There is a chance some pubs may stop serving one hour before kick-off, so be prepared for that if a tactical decision is taken on the evening. There will be a controlled drinking zone in operation which means no pavement drinking.
The police approach on the day will be firm but friendly.
There are no planned closures on the District Line, Piccadilly Line or on the Overground.
Chelsea FC's visiting supporters guide is also here for you to read.
Enjoy the match!
THST Board
23 January 2019
| carabao_cup_24.01.19_-_stamford_gate_ingress.pdf |
| carabao_cup_24.01.19_-_bovril_gate_ingress.pdf |
| visiting_supporters_advice_24.01.19.pdf |
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