Leeds United will face Wolverhampton Wanderers on Saturday at Elland Road. This match is significant for several initiatives aimed at promoting community engagement, inclusivity, and fan well-being.
Matchday Information for Supporters
Kick-off for the match is at 3 PM. Supporters are encouraged to arrive early. The gates will open at 1:30 PM, while the Home and Away Fan Zones start serving fans at 1 PM. Facilities like Billy’s Bar will welcome patrons at 10 AM. Additionally, hospitality lounges will open at noon.
Food and Drink Options
- Various food and drink options will be available throughout the ground.
- Concessions will operate both outside and inside the stadium.
Ticketing and Entry Guidelines
Fans must download their Season or Match Tickets to their mobile devices prior to arriving at Elland Road. A screenshot or email confirmation will not be accepted for entry. Supporters using Android phones should ensure that NFC is enabled in settings. Similar digital ticketing requirements apply to away supporters.
Community and Social Responsibility Initiatives
This matchday highlights two key initiatives: No Room For Racism and Holbeck Together.
No Room For Racism is a Premier League campaign dedicated to combating discrimination and promoting diversity. Fans witnessing any racist abuse should report it to stewards or via text message by sending LEEDS to 60006.
Holbeck Together aims to support the local Holbeck community, which faces significant socio-economic challenges. A charity shirt auction will take place, and fans can contribute via text donations. For more information, visit their website at holbecktogether.org.
Support for White Ribbon
The match will also support White Ribbon, a charity focused on preventing men’s violence against women. A stall will be present outside the Pavilion, offering merchandise and engaging fans in dialogue about their initiatives.
Wellbeing and Safety Services
The Wellbeing Team will be available throughout the match to assist with health-related matters. They can be identified by light blue bibs and are accessible through stewards. Supporters may also reserve time in prayer, sensory, or quiet rooms by contacting the club.
Reporting Incidents
Leeds United maintains a strict zero-tolerance stance on discrimination and misconduct. Fans can report incidents by texting LEEDS along with details to 60006. This system helps ensure that all reports are logged and addressed promptly.
Travel and Parking Information
Supporters are advised to allow extra time for travel to prevent congestion and delays. The Leeds United Park and Ride service operates from Temple Green and Stourton, starting two and a half hours before kick-off. Pre-booking of tickets is mandatory.
- Parking prices at Leeds City Council facilities have changed; payment is cash-only.
- Care should be taken when disembarking vehicles, to avoid dangerous situations.
Age Policy
Children under two years will not be allowed entry for health and safety reasons. Children aged two to 15 must be accompanied by an adult. Unaccompanied children under 16 will be denied entry.
For more comprehensive information regarding matchday guidelines, accessibility, and prohibited items, please refer to the official El-Balad page.
