Matchday guide: Albion v Burnley

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Key information for fans attending our Premier League match against Burnley on Saturday 9 December, 3pm kick-off.

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2023-12-08T09:57:00Z

Pascal Gross celebrates his goal in our Rainbow Laces fixture against Brentford.

The countdown to kick-off begins here! Take a look at everything happening around The Amex on matchday.

Autographs and selfies

All players will not stop to sign or pose for selfies when arriving or leaving the stadium – as it is no longer safe to do so.

Instead, we will be offering a number of spaces for our junior season-ticket holders and MyAlbion+ junior members at every home matchday to come to the stadium early for enhanced selfie and autograph opportunities with the squad, in a safe environment as the players arrive.

For more information, click here.

Fanzone

DISCOBUG will be joining us in the fanzone for some pre-match tunes.

Get your matchday selfie in the photobooth located in the East Lower Stand.

Travel Update

Our matchday travel scheme is in operation this Saturday, where home and away fans can travel for free on buses and trains within the travel zone on production of their match ticket.

Supporters travelling by rail, please check Southern Rail’s website prior to your journey.

Due to Industrial action, there will be disruption to the train service with only two trains running every hour into Falmer this Saturday, as we face Burnley, kick off 3pm.

Engineering work is taking place between Brighton and Littlehampton, closing various lines. Buses will replace trains between Brighton and Littlehampton via Worthing.

Mill Road and Brighton Racecourse park & ride sites are open from 12 noon, with spaces allocated on a first come, first served basis.

EDF park and ride is open from 12 noon and must be pre booked.

Find out more travel information here.

Matchday timings

Opening Time

Closing Time

Ticket Office

11am

Half-time

Club Superstore

11am & final whistle

During match & 6pm

Dick’s Bar*

12noon & final whistle

Kick-off & 7.30pm

East, South & West Stands

1pm

6.30pm

North Stand

1pm

7.30pm

1901 Club Lounges*

12.30pm

7pm

Mayo Wynne Baxter & Focus Group Lounges*

12.30pm

7.30pm

Restaurants*

12.30pm

7pm

Fanzone

12 noon

2.15pm

*Please note, all bars will stop serving 15 minutes before the scheduled closing time.

Dick’s Bar is open for home and away supporters and match tickets are required for access. Please note: Fans must be over 18 to enter.

In the 1901 Club lounges, Dick’s Bar and concourses, the TV screens will be showing Crystal Palace v Liverpool pre-match and Aston Villa v Arsenal post-match.

Bars within East Upper, West Upper and Southwest corner stand bars will shut 30-minutes after the final whistle. For fans wishing to stay post-match, please join us in East Lower, West Lower or the North stand.

Mobile ticketing

Please don’t forget to charge your phone before you leave for the Amex and download your tickets to your phone's wallet.

Have your pass ready before you get to the turnstiles.

The tickets appear at the bottom of the Apple Wallet or on the Passes tab of Google Pay. You will be prompted to do this when you open Google Pay. If your phone does not have NFC please tap the 'Show Code' option.

Can’t attend?

List your seat on the ticket exchange if you're unable to make it and if it sells, you'll be credited the money back into your account after the match.

In line with usual exchange rules, all prices for tickets sold will be at an adult rate.

1901 Club members can use the ticket transfer for a guest to attend in your place.

Fan Conduct

Supporters are reminded to report any anti-social behaviour they witness when at the stadium.

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. Any incidents should be reported to the Text Abuse line on 07880 196442.

See it. Say it. Sorted.

As reminder to fans, the Premier League has issued the following guidance on displaying flags of countries in conflict within stadia: The safety of all those attending matches is a priority. Following the Premier League’s consultation with safety and security experts, clubs, football partners and external stakeholders, supporters attending matches will not be permitted to bring Israeli and Palestinian flags into Premier League stadiums for the foreseeable future.