Leeds United host Manchester United at Elland Road in the Premier League on Sunday. Ahead of matchday, we want to ensure supporters have all the relevant information they may need.
Arrival at stadium:
We encourage supporters to arrive at Elland Road in plenty of time ahead of Sunday's 2pm kick-off. Please see the key opening times below:
- 10am: Billy’s Bar opens.
- 11am: Hospitality lounges open to ticket holders.
- 12pm: Home and Away Fan Zone areas open.
- 12pm: Away turnstiles open.
- 12.30pm: Home turnstiles open.
A range of food and drink options will be available around the stadium and on all concourses. For more information, click here.
Download your ticket:
- Please download your Match Ticket to your Apple or Google Wallet before arriving at Elland Road and ensure your smartphone is fully charged.
- Screenshots and email confirmations will not be accepted for entry. Download your ticket using the link in your confirmation email and, if using an Android device, ensure NFC is enabled.
- This also applies to all visiting supporters.
Matchday activity:
Leeds United will be supporting the Premier League’s No Room For Racism campaign during Sunday’s fixture, highlighting the importance of equality, diversity and tackling discrimination throughout football. Supporters can expect to see the campaign promoted around Elland Road and other stadiums between 17 and 25 October.
This year, players from all 20 Premier League clubs, including our captain Ethan Ampadu, feature in a new film which celebrates football's diversity and highlights the collective responsibility to challenge discrimination, wherever it occurs. The new video showcases the diversity of the League while highlighting the impact racism continues to have on players, families and communities.
The dedicated fixture also forms part of the Premier League’s wider campaign activity during Black History Month, celebrating diversity and promoting inclusion across football.
Well-known programme seller Barry Lakin has completed his latest incredible fundraising challenge, covering more than 113,000 steps to raise money for the Leeds United Foundation and support its work in the local community.
He will continue his fundraising efforts at Sunday’s fixture against Manchester United, holding a bucket collection around the East Stand. Supporters can find Barry at his usual programme-selling location and are encouraged to donate to help support the Foundation’s fantastic work.
Our new United in Support hub will once again be available on matchday. Located outside the Centenary Pavilion, the dedicated matchday hub provides a base for the club and partners to offer support and guidance to fans throughout the campaign.
Stadium redevelopment updates:
- Due to ongoing redevelopment works, the Main West Stand Gate is closed and there is no through access. Please allow extra time to navigate Elland Road and surrounding areas whilst works are continuing.
- Our new North Stand Ticket Office will be open for the game. It is located at the bottom of Lowfields Road across from the Fan Zone and will be open from 9am until 2.30pm.
Wellbeing Team:
- Wellbeing Officers will be available in every stand to assist with health and wellbeing matters. They can be identified by their light blue bibs, and supporters can ask their nearest steward for assistance.
- To arrange access to the prayer room, sensory room or quiet room, please contact matchday.safeguarding@leedsunited.com in advance to arrange a time slot.
Matchday Incident Text Service:
- Leeds United operates a zero-tolerance policy towards discrimination, inappropriate or dangerous behaviour and tragedy chanting. This includes racism, homophobia, sexism, antisemitism and other forms of religious or political discrimination. Pitch incursions, pyrotechnics and throwing objects are also strictly prohibited and may result in legal action or club sanctions.
- Football clubs have a responsibility to take appropriate action to prevent and tackle discriminatory abuse, with failures potentially resulting in significant fines and other sanctions.
- To report an incident at Elland Road, text LEEDS, followed by details of the incident, your name and ticket information, to 60006 as soon as possible. An automated response will confirm your report has been logged for investigation.
Travel to Elland Road:
Please allow plenty of time for your journey to avoid delays and congestion. When travelling by bus, car or taxi, only exit vehicles in safe, designated areas. Stopping on the M621 or blocking roundabouts, junctions and pedestrian crossings creates dangerous situations and further congestion.
Parking:
- All parking must be booked in advance for each home fixture. Pay-on-the-day parking is no longer available at council car parks, and supporters without a pre-booked space will be turned away.
- Digital parking passes must be downloaded to your phone's wallet before travelling. Ensure your phone is fully charged, as screenshots and email confirmations will not be accepted.
All car parks around the stadium are sold out. Limited spaces remain at the White Rose Office Car Park.
Park and Ride:
- The Leeds United Park and Ride service, operated in partnership with Hunters Coaches, will run from Stourton, with services starting two-and-a-half hours before kick-off.
- Tickets must be booked in advance and are available up to three weeks before each home fixture. Click here to book Park and Ride tickets.
Please note: Temple Green Park and Ride will not operate on Sunday. Click here for further information.
Age Policy:
- Children under two years old will not be admitted for health and safety reasons.
- Supporters aged two to 15 must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over and seated adjacent to them in the stadium.
- Under-16s will not be admitted without an accompanying adult.
Please always ensure your safety and the safety of others.
Bag Policy:
- Supporters may bring one small bag, no larger than A4 size (297mm x 210mm x 210mm). This applies to the bag's overall dimensions, and oversized bags will be refused entry.
- No bag or luggage storage facilities are available.
- All bags and items are subject to inspection and searches on entry, which may include electronic wanding or a pat-down. Matchday merchandise purchased at the stadium may be taken inside in its supplied clear plastic bag.
- Exceptions for medical equipment and certain other items must be approved in advance by emailing accessibility@leedsunited.com.
- A full list of prohibited items can be found click here.
For all other matchday information for fixtures at Elland Road, including accessibility, prohibited items and more, please click here.