TICKETS have gone on sale for Evesham United’s eagerly anticipated home clash against Hereford, which has been declared an all-ticket affair.
The Easter Monday (April 17, 3pm) match at the Jubilee Stadium is likely to be vital to the Robins’ hopes of reaching the Southern League Division One South & West play-offs.
On the advice of the Southern League, the visit of the champions is all ticket and there are various ways to obtain tickets.
You can buy tickets in person at Evesham United Football Club between Monday and Friday, 10am to 4pm and 6pm to 8pm, plus at the home game against Mangotsfield United on Saturday, April 8.
For those who cannot get to the ground for tickets, Evesham are utilising the Hereford FC online ticketing system and this will be available after the weekend (April 1/2) for purchases to all supporters.
Please look out for details when on the Evesham United and Hereford FC websites and social media. Tickets will be available online through both club websites.
There are no restrictions to the number of tickets to Hereford FC supporters. The total capacity of the stadium is 3,000.
Due to league regulations, everyone will need to obtain a ticket. This will include season ticket holders and Evesham United junior players/coaches (please collect a free ticket from the club or Mike Peplow).
Admission prices for everyone else remain at their normal league prices of adults £9, concessions £6 (OAPs, students, parent of EUFC junior with junior attending), under 16s £2 and free admission to under fives.
There is no extra charge for a seat in the stand and they will be available on a first come first served basis on the day (those with reserved seats will still have their seat).
The seated stand will be segregated in two, with Evesham supporters at the Clubhouse End and Hereford fans at the Southern End. The capacity for this area is 300.
There will be no segregation in the standing areas. Evesham are employing the stewarding company used at Edgar Street to work with their own team.
As well as the existing turnstile block, the new turnstiles to the south of the stand will be in operation for the first time.
Gates will open at midday. There is ample free parking and the advice is to get there in plenty of time to avoid congestion near kick-off.
Additional food and drink outlets will be available inside the ground.