Southampton have set out ticket arrangements for the Sky Bet Championship play-off final against Hull City at Wembley on Saturday 23rd May, with the match kicking off at 4.30pm. The club has been given an allocation of 35,984 tickets on the west side of Wembley Stadium, and sales will begin online on Friday 15th May at 9.30am.
The first window is for eligible 2025/26 Season Ticket holders with 10 or more away matches across the 2024/25 or 2025/26 seasons. Those with three or more away games can buy from 11.30am on Friday, while supporters with one or more away matches can join the queue at 1.30pm. The FA Cup semi-final at Wembley will count towards the away total, giving some fans an extra qualifying match ahead of the final sale windows.
There will be enough ticket availability across Friday and Monday to accommodate all Season Ticket holders, Southampton said. All tickets will be digital and accessed through the Saints Tickets App, with sales conducted online only except for supporters registered as disabled with the club. Ambulant disabled supporters can buy online in the same way as for a standard away match, while a limited phone service will be available for fans who need extra help or do not have internet access.
Season Ticket Holders with physical passes, along with accessibility ticket holders who cannot use the app, can request physical tickets by emailing [email protected] by 5pm on Monday 18th May. Tickets are sold one per qualifying Supporter Number, and fans can buy up to six tickets per transaction as long as every supporter number included qualifies.
The wider sale continues for other eligible groups if tickets remain available. All remaining 2025/26 Season Ticket holders can buy from 9.30am, subject to availability. All remaining 2025/26 Paid Members can buy from 11.30am, while 2025/26 Paid Members who have purchased at least one men's first team match in the 2025/26 season can buy from 1.30pm. The fixture follows an earlier EFL announcement and now moves into a final stretch where demand is likely to be intense, but the club says the rollout should cover its core supporter base before Southampton head to Wembley for what is expected to be one of the club's biggest days of the season.
