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Comprehensive Guide for Leeds United Supporters Travelling to Sunderland

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Leeds United Vs Sunderland Stadium Of Light

As Leeds United prepares to face Sunderland AFC at the Stadium of Light for their upcoming Sky Bet Championship clash, visiting fans are encouraged to review the key information provided by Sunderland AFC for the match scheduled on Friday night with an 8 p.m. kick-off.

Security measures will be heightened as the fixture has been designated an ‘enhanced search’ event. As a result, certain items will be restricted to prevent any potential disturbances by avoiding items being thrown into the lower home section, according to Sunderland AFC.

Leeds United supporters have been allotted 2,092 tickets for this encounter. Those attending should be aware that the Stadium of Light operates on a cashless basis, with only card payments accepted at the kiosks. Additionally, all coins collected during security searches will be sent to Leeds United for a charitable donation.

Leeds fans are also invited to enjoy the Beacon of Light Fanzone from 5:30 p.m. prior to entering the stadium. Moreover, several away fan-friendly pubs are located in the city center, including Port of Call, Fire Station, and The Peacock. Closer to the stadium, fans may consider visiting the Colliery Tavern and the Hilton Hotel.

For those driving, St. Mary’s car park offers convenient parking options, situated only a five-minute walk from the stadium. Accessible parking is available with six reserved bays in the green car park for disabled supporters, who are encouraged to make arrangements in advance.

For any individuals requiring assistance, the Black Cats Bar entrance provides lift access to level 3 of the stadium, accommodating those who cannot use stairwells to reach the away end.

Rachel Adams

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