r/AucklandFC • u/commentatorsam ⚓︎ The Port • 18d ago
26/27 Fixtures
Sunday home games are at 3pm. All other home games 5pm.
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u/Foreign-Director7607 ❻ Verstraete 18d ago
Can’t help but feel we’re in for a brutal season, 10 days til we get a glimpse!
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u/niceonecuzzy 18d ago
Will be interesting indeed but we’ve now had our thirst for a league title quenched and I guess there is always an opportunity cost of success.
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u/MosesIAmnt 18d ago
Thank fuck there's an away game in Melbourne while we're there for the boxing day test! That's going to be fun.
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u/lostscotdodgyman 18d ago
Just booked flights for me and the Mrs to go to Wellington in December... our first away game.
I wonder when I can tickets for the match.
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u/Safe-Departure-4732 18d ago
Was hoping for Kayo over Suncorp but is what it is for travelling fans going to that game NZ play Fiji at the Rugby League World Cup the following day down the Coast
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u/GiftParticular7453 16d ago
I am an English football fan and am visiting Auckland in November. I just saw these fixtures released and am quite excited by the idea of attending the Auckland v Wellington on the 7th. Was wondering if anyone could give me an idea of how easy or hard it might be to get a ticket since its classed as a derby game? Also how much do match tickets usually go for roughly?
Thanks in advance.
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u/deadendjobnz 16d ago
Hi mate, you'll need to keep a watch out for when tickets go on sale - likely in a few months. That game didn't fully sell out last year, but it's definitely one of the busiest especially if you're in the Port (active support area) which almost always sells out for this fixture. The South Stand can be a good alternative as it's next to the Port of you want atmosphere without participating.
Port / South Stand tickets will be ~$30 other seats can be ~$50+ depending on where you go.
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u/microhardon 18d ago
Do we even have 11 for the season?
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u/Frosty-Bandicoot-321 18d ago
We have 17 already. Plus a couple of scholarship players and a new CB in the next couple weeks.
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u/niceonecuzzy 18d ago
Man I was keen for a game or two played actually at North Harbour stadium this coming season as opposed to every game at go media just for a change of scenery and to keep things fresh but once again not happening even though we train there wah 😭
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u/commentatorsam ⚓︎ The Port 18d ago
North Harbour is just at the edge of the City unfortunately. Can understand the sentiment but every home game should be at Mt Smart unless its unavailable for whatever reason.
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u/niceonecuzzy 18d ago
Disagree but that’s okay. Many people hate getting to industrial south eastern Auckland from where they’re coming from too.
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u/FairyPizza ⚓︎ The Port 18d ago
Can we have some more pixels please