Going to the Game?: Dynamo Kyiv matchgoers' guide

If you're travelling to Poland, please consult this guide, which will be kept up-to-date with the latest information for travelling supporters.

Ticketing information

For full information on how to purchase tickets for this fixture, please head here.

Please note that tickets will only be on sale until 17:00 BST today (Tuesday, 30th September) – supporters will be unable to purchase a ticket after this time.

Passports

As required by Polish law, each supporter’s passport information will be required at the point of purchase.

The same passport must then be taken to the stadium on the day of the game. Random spot checks will take place at the Lublin Arena.

Dedicated sections

Palace fans have been allocated Section D1 as a dedicated singing section.

We have also been allocated C1 and C2, as per the stadium map below.

Disabled supporters, who normally would have a free PA, should book for their PA and contact the box office to retrospectively claim for a refund following the game.

Entering the stadium

• Turnstiles open an hour-and-a-half before kick-off (17:15 CEST local time).
• Supporters should approach the designated entrance according to their ticket. All tickets are scanned electronically and ID may be required.
• All prohibited items must be deposited in storage (at the turnstiles – a full list of prohibited items – and bag restrictions – can be found here).
• The VIP parking area is only open to those that have a valid electronic parking pass. To proceed further, guests must show VIP tickets. At the building entrance tickets are scanned, with guests receiving a wristband.
• The stadium holds a sports bar, the Perła Sport Pub, which supporters are permitted to use. It opens at 12:00 (local time) – further information on the pub can be found here.
• Please note there is no re-admission to the stadium after exiting.
• Bags are restricted to a size of 25x25x25 cm.

Where to go on matchday…

On matchday, Crystal Palace fans will be meeting at the Old Town Market Square in Lublin, where bars are away fan-friendly, and there will be a police and club staff presence.

The Square is also ideally situated for Palace fans to come together before making the roughly 30-minute walk to Lublin Arena in time for the match. Buses and taxi services are also readily available (please see below).

Supporters are advised to head to the stadium early to take in the full pre-match atmosphere. Gates at the stadium open 90 minutes before kick-off (17:15 CEST).