Brentford will face Burnley at Turf Moor for their upcoming Premier League match on Saturday, February 28, with kick-off scheduled for 3pm GMT. Fans should note that the match will not be broadcast live in the UK, so preparations for attending in person are essential.
Digital ticketing will be in effect for this fixture, and supporters will receive an email with instructions on how to download their tickets prior to the match.
For those traveling by train, there are three suggested routes from London to Burnley. Fans can take the train from London Kings Cross to Leeds and then change for Burnley Manchester Road. Alternatively, they can travel from London Euston to Manchester Piccadilly, then transfer to Manchester Victoria to catch a connecting train to Burnley Manchester Road. Another option is to travel from London Euston to Preston, followed by a change to Burnley Central. Each journey takes around four hours, so it is advisable to leave early.
For return journeys after the match, the latest train from Burnley Manchester Road to London Euston departs at 19:03, with a change at Preston. If traveling back via Manchester, fans can catch the last direct train from Manchester Piccadilly departing at 20:14. It is recommended to utilize the National Rail journey planner for travel arrangements and book tickets in advance.
Upon arrival in Burnley, Turf Moor is a 15-minute walk from both Burnley Manchester Road and Burnley Central train stations. Fans can also take buses available from Burnley Central bus station, though the walk may prove just as quick.
For those choosing to drive, the journey from London to Turf Moor takes approximately four and a half hours. The venue’s postcode is BB10 4BX, and fans should be aware that roads surrounding the stadium will close two hours before kick-off. Car parking is organized by the hosts in various locations, and it is advisable to bring cash for parking fees.
Ticket distribution will be handled digitally, with all tickets being issued via email. For any duplicate ticket requests, fans should contact Burnley through the Brentford box office, while the physical ticket office is located in the Bob Lord Stand on Harry Potts Way.
Accessibility options are available for fans requiring assistance. Accessible parking must be reserved in advance, and interested parties should call Burnley’s reception team or email them for more information. Additionally, accessible toilets are available, and fans may need to contact Burnley in advance for specific services like assistance dogs or audio headsets.
Fans attending the match will enter the away section, which has moved to the Barnfield Construction Stand, with access from Ormerod Yard. Turnstiles will open 90 minutes prior to kick-off, and the designated away pub, Burnley Cricket Club, welcomes Brentford supporters near the away end entrance.
It is important to note that all bags will be searched upon entry, and fans bringing children under 14 must ensure they are accompanied by an adult over 18.
As the match approaches, supporters are encouraged to prepare for a thrilling encounter while ensuring a safe journey to and from Turf Moor. Enjoy the game!