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San Marino ticket update

San Marino ticket update

Posted by Team England at 12:00 on Friday 29 May 2015

San Marino v England
UEFA Euro 2016 Qualifier
Saturday 5 September 2015
KO: tbc

The period for members of the England Supporters Travel to register their interest in attending our away UEFA Euro 2016 Qualifier in September has now closed.

Just over 3,000 England Supporters Travel Club members registered their interest and we are now in the process of confirming our allocation with the San Marino FA.  As soon as our allocation is known a further announcement will be made to those that have registered an interest in attending.

Thomson Sport travel options

Thomson Sport, The FA's Official Supplier of Supporter Travel, are operating an exclusive 1 night supporter package from London Gatwick to Rimini for members of the England Supporters Travel Club. For full details and to book please click here or call 0845 322 5359. 

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  • Squeaky bum time for me as flights trains and hotels all booked and paid for

  • apparently allocation is 2500, everyone should be okay

  • Ref : Thomas Collier 'Squeaky bum time for me as flights trains and hotels all booked and paid for'. The stadium is open at both ends. Even if you don't get a ticket you can watch the match from the banks behind the goals! Although 3000 tickets should be enough for all of us as the locals don't turn out for these games and ground was half empty last time.

  • We should secure 3000 tickets for this match! So everyone should be sorted. If not there's 'Plan B' as Martin suggested which is watching it on the banks!

  • Fingers cross all who want a ticket should get one

  • UEFA Website confirms kick off time for San Marino game as 1800 hours (local).  Is this correct?

    There is an early flight into Bologna on the Saturday morning which would give ample time to get to the match if the kick off time is correct??

  • the ground was certainly not half empty last time - loads of the home end tickets were given to schools etc and they all turned up, and also meant there were no tickets available for the home end either or people selling them that we found. We got 2500 last time and expect it would be exactly the same this time.

    Although, as noted, the ends are 'open' behind each goal, so you should get some kind of view from outside the ground

  • do san marino have any fans