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Struggling to understand this ballot system.. how do we reliably know when the ballot opens?

I’ve been refreshing the “when are home tickets on sale” page from SAFC’s own website for weeks now, waiting to see when the Arsenal ballot would open. The “on sale” date has finally updated from “TBC” but it now says 18/7/26?? Clearly that doesn’t make sense.

Bit frustrating as a fan. So hard to understand how to simply get a ticket to support the team.

When do ballots for home games open, and do you have equal chance if you enter the ballot anytime, or should I be rushing to get in as soon as it opens?

Sorry if this question has been asked a million times before…

I’m an Aussie fan that’s recently relocated to London. I live locally in Fulham and was wondering what the best way to go about getting home tickets might be? Do I need to sign up to a paid membership to go in a ballot for tickets, is there a general resale of unused season tickets, etc.?

Thanks in advance!!

Anybody got a good recommendation for a pub in London I could watch the SAFC game at today without a booking? Don’t mind travelling in the tube/overground for it.

Hi all,

I'm a Sunderland fan from Australia who has recently relocated to the UK (London). I have a few questions about how I can best see as many Sunderland games as possible without being a season ticket holder.

1. Is there such a thing as a non-season ticket holding membership? I saw a news post from 2019 that talked about UK memberships which included a number of benefits, such as access to away game tickets, etc., but I can't seem to find anything recent about such a product. Does this still exist?

2. Is there any way I can purchase away game tickets/cup game tickets if I'm not a season ticket holder? Given I'll be London based, I figure I may be able to get to a few away games when the team travels down here, if it's possible for me to even buy tickets, that is.

3. Is it possible at all for a non season ticket holder to get home game tickets? I have family in Sunderland so will be doing a few trips up north and would love to try and get to some home games. Haven't been to the Stadium of Light in 10 years!

4. I know Spurs have a system where season ticket holders who can't make it to a match are able to sell their seat for that game to regular members, does Sunderland have a similar system?

Cheers in advance for any answers! Appreciate it, can't wait to be back up north.