Manchester United: Matchday Supporter Information

Manchester United will face Leeds United at Elland Road on Sunday for a Premier League match. To ensure a smooth matchday experience, supporters are advised to arrive at least 2 hours before kickoff at 2pm. Key opening times include Billy’s Bar at 10am, Hospitality lounges at 11am, Fan Zone areas at 12pm, and turnstiles at 12pm and 12:30pm for home and away supporters respectively. A variety of food and drink options will be available throughout the stadium.

To enter the stadium, supporters must download their Match Ticket to Apple or Google Wallet and ensure their smartphone is charged. Screenshots and email confirmations are not accepted for entry. Both home and visiting supporters should enable NFC on their devices if using an Android.

The league's No Room For Racism campaign will be promoted at Elland Road during the match, with players from all 20 Premier League clubs, including Manchester United captain Ethan Ampadu, featured in a new film celebrating diversity and combating discrimination. Players will participate in a bucket collection around the East Stand for the Leeds United Foundation's community work.

A new United in Support hub will be located outside the Centenary Pavilion, providing support and guidance throughout the match. Additionally, the stadium redevelopment work has closed the Main West Stand Gate, and there is no through access. Supporters are advised to allow extra time for navigation and check the new North Stand Ticket Office, open from 9am to 2:30pm.

Leeds United's Wellbeing Team will be available in every stand to assist with health and wellbeing matters, identifiable by their light blue bibs. Supporters can also arrange access to prayer, sensory, or quiet rooms by contacting matchday.safeguarding@leedsunited.com in advance. The club enforces a zero-tolerance policy towards discrimination, with incidents reportable via a text service.

Parking must be booked in advance for each home fixture, with pay-on-the-day parking no longer available. Digital parking passes must be downloaded to your phone's wallet before traveling. All car parks are sold out, but limited spaces remain at the White Rose Office Car Park. Park and Ride services will operate from Stourton, starting two-and-a-half hours before kickoff, with tickets to be booked in advance.

Children under two years old are not admitted, and supporters aged 2-15 must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over.