Information For Supporters | Liverpool (H)
This information was published on Thursday, 7 February.
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Argyle’s hotly anticipated Emirates FA Cup Fourth Round tie against Liverpool is fast approaching and we wanted to remind supporters of an array of key information ahead of the match.
Gate Opening Times
Due to all tickets being printed for this fixture, gates for Sunday’s game will open two hours prior to kick off, rather than the usual 90 minutes. As ever, we advise supporters to arrive as early as possible.
There will be plenty of activities going on in our Fan Zone for ticket holders before the match so head to Home Park early and soak up the atmosphere.
Ticket Information
As previously communicated, all tickets for this match will be physical. No one has been given a digital ticket so if you are sold one, it is not legitimate.
With demand for tickets so high for this match, we encourage fans to be vigilant and ensure they have a legitimate ticket.
Only physical Plymouth Argyle branded tickets will be accepted, this does not include print at home tickets or Google/Apple digital tickets.
Tickets for this match have sold out.
Road Closures
There will be a road closure in place on Jack Leslie Way from 9am. We are expecting the surrounding areas of the ground to be busy so please use alternative transport if possible.
Life Centre Swimming Gala
There is a swimming gala taking place at the Life Centre on Sunday afternoon which will cause additional traffic in the area and see the Milehouse Park and Ride car park fill up earlier than usual.
We anticipate it will be full by 11am so please plan your journey accordingly. Our match day bus services will run as normal and once again we encourage fans not to drive to the game if possible.
Car Parking
While we expect Milehouse Park and Ride to be full early, there will also be extra parking enforcements in place around the stadium on streets and near Central Park.
We have parking available for the game through our official parking supplier Big Parking, here.
The pitch is for the players
We would like to remind supporters that, in the interests of safety and wellbeing for everyone inside the stadium, the pitch is for players, managers and officials, while the stands are there for fans to support our team.
Our message is clear: fans must stay in the stands and avoid any unnecessary disruption to the game we love. Love Football, Protect The Game.
Fan Zone
Our Fan Zone will be open to ticket holders from 11am, with a selection of activities taking place in this area ahead of the game. There will also be live music and a range of food and drink options to enjoy.
Full information can be found in our Fans’ Guide later today.
