Aston Villa welcome Brighton & Hove Albion to the Bescot Stadium for their fifth round Women's FA Cup clash on Saturday afternoon.
The Villans will be looking to book their place in the competition's quarter-final stage and return to winning ways.
Here's everything you need to know ahead of the encounter to enjoy your visit to the Bescot Stadium on matchday ...
Getting to the game
Click on the sections below to learn more about tickets, Bescot Stadium and transport to the stadium.
Tickets
You can still buy tickets online, starting from £6, by clicking here.
Tickets are also available on-the-day at the turnstiles.
Matchday prices are £15 Adults || £10 U18 || £7 U14.
Visiting the Bescot Stadium
It's important that supporters take steps to plan their visit to the stadium.
Turnstiles open at 11am, so make sure you arrive at the stadium in plenty of time ahead of kick-off to ensure smooth entry.
Parking and Travel
We recommend planning your journey in advance, to ensure you arrive in plenty of time.
Check your bus route here.
Check your train route here.
Parking is available at the stadium at a cost of £7 per car, £10 per mini bus and £15 per coach, including disabled supporters. Card payments can now be made for parking.
Additional parking is available behind the Away Stand (sponsored by B.A.T.) and behind the Poundland Stand.
Parking is also available at the nearby Bescot Stadium Railway Station.
There are free parking facilities for cyclists outside the Main Stand.
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Pre-match activities
Click on the sections below to learn more about activities taking place at the Bescot Stadium before kick-off.
Junior Fan Zone
The Junior Fan Zone, located in the Experienced Energy Solutions Stand will not be open for this fixture.
Poundland Stand Bar
Inside the bar area under the Poundland Stand, there will be food & beverage available, plus our fan groups will be on hand to get the singing started.
Food and Beverage
Refreshment kiosks are located in the corners of the stadium.
The bar underneath the Poundland Stand is open to all fans before the match (open from 11am), with entry free of charge. This area can only be accessed once through the turnstiles.
Cashless Stadium
Please note, the Bescot Stadium is now a cashless venue; this also includes parking payments.
Programmes
‘Aston Villa News & Record’ for this Adobe Women’s FA Cup fixture are free to download. On matchday, it will be available by clicking here.
Villa Store
Click on the sections below to learn about merchandise points around the stadium.
Store Opening Hours
Unfortunately, there will be no retail available at this fixture.
During the game
Click on the sections below to learn more about events that take place during the match.
See it...hear it...report it!
If you witness discriminatory behaviour at a match or around a stadium, please report it to the police or a steward.
Supporters at the Bescot Stadium can text the details of any inappropriate behaviour to: 07585 858 030.
All-seater Stadium
We would like to remind supporters that the Bescot Stadium is an all-seater stadium.
In all areas, we have children, elderly fans and those with medical conditions who are unable to see or watch the match if supporters stand up in front of them.
Please be mindful of this at all times and thank you for your cooperation.
Fan Engagement
Click the sections below to learn about how you can get involved on matchday and our fan loyalty programme, Villa Rewards.
Get Involved
Watch out for our PA announcer at half-time as they speak to fans – bring the noise and we might just find you!
Villa Rewards
The Villa Rewards Portal is better than ever, giving you access to multiple money-can’t-buy experiences. Log in here.
