On Saturday, we host Ipswich Town at Gtech Community Stadium in the Premier League.
Kick-off is at 3pm and the match will not be broadcast live in the UK.
Here’s some useful information to help you get ready for matchday.
Travel
Rail
Gunnersbury station will be open post-match, with no delay after the full-time whistle.
No disruptions are expected on matchday. Plan your journey to Gtech Community Stadium ahead of time to avoid delays.
Parking
We advise you to take public transport to the match where possible.
If you are driving, pre-book parking through our website for secure parking on matchday.
No reserved parking is available to supporters unless a space has been pre-booked.
Every Seat Counts | List your ticket on the exchange before the deadline
The deadline to list your season ticket on the exchange is Friday 25 October, 2pm.
This season, we have moved the deadline to 2pm the day before each home game.
If you know you cannot make the game, list your ticket to avoid getting a yellow card.
Read more about Every Seat Counts here.
There’s No Room For Racism at Brentford
This fixture is one of our designated No Room For Racism fixtures for the season.
We believe that football is for everyone. Our inclusivity and diversity make us who we are. There is no room for discrimination, and racism is not tolerated at our club.
Like other Premier League clubs, our team will take the knee before kick-off to show their commitment to eradicating discrimination. We encourage you to be in your seats early.
On matchday, we’ll be supporting the 'Say My Name' campaign that highlights how respectful interactions around names can create more inclusive communities:
Our players will warm up in shirts featuring the phonetic spelling of their names so we can all say their names accurately and respectfully
We’re encouraging fans to ask each other to share the meanings and stories behind their names so that we can better understand each other’s family histories and identities
Before the match, Thomas Frank will present Brentford Women head coach Karleigh Osborne with a specially commissioned illustration to celebrate Karleigh as our No Room For Racism icon, an initiative by the Premier League.
Black History Month | Test your blood type at the Fan Hive and see our exhibition
Black History Month is an important time of year to celebrate the contributions of Black people to British society, as well as reflect on the history, culture and struggles of the African and Caribbean diaspora in the UK.
There will be some activity to mark Black History Month on matchday.
Bee A Hero: to raise awareness of sickle cell disease and encourage our fans to donate blood, you’re invited to test your blood type at the Fan Hive (located next to the Bees Superstore) between 12.30pm-2.30pm. The team from Sickle Cell Society will be present to learn more about the disease, and fans can meet Josh Dasilva from 1.30pm.
We’re profiling Brentford’s Black players and staff in 'Celebrating Us', a new photo exhibition that discusses topics such as inspiring Black figures and legacy. Find the exhibition on matchday inside entrance C and in the north stand.
Join us for music, activities and giveaways at our free pre-match Fan Zone
We’ll be hosting a Fan Zone for all Brentford fans at the London Water & Steam Museum before kick-off.
Entry is free and fans can enjoy music, food and drink, matchday giveaways and activities for all the family.
Come along between 12pm-2pm to join in.
Please note that entrance may be restricted if we reach capacity.
Your matchday presentation | Olympian Georgia Bell joins us pitchside
At half-time, Olympic bronze medallist Georgia Bell will be chatting with Stu Wakeford about her incredible rise from parkrun to the Paris 2024 games.
Peter’s fan messages will be read out before kick-off
For fans who have submitted messages to be read out by Peter Gilham in the stadium, please note that these announcements will take place at 2.30pm instead of at half-time. Please take your seat early to hear the messages.
Watch the Premier League late kick-off and get £4 pints at the Dugout Bar
After the match, the Dugout Bar in the south stand will be open to Bees fans to enjoy, with our early-bird prices on offer until closing time, including £4 pints and deals on food!
We’ll also be showing Everton v Fulham on the screens inside the bar, kick-off 5.30pm.
Entry is first come, first served. Last orders at 7.30pm before an 8pm close.
Food and drink offers
Take advantage of our food and drink offers:
General admission early bird offers (available from 1.30-2pm)
£4 alcoholic drinks, including Carlsberg, Guinness, London Pride, cider, all spirit mixers and wines.
£1.75 soft drinks
£4 food items, including chicken goujons, burgers and hotdogs
Premium lounges and the Dugout early bird offers (available from 12.30-1.30pm)
All draught beers £4
All soft drinks £1.75 (bottles are not included in the offers)
All sausage rolls and pies will be available for £4 in the Dugout
Food items will be discounted by £2 in premium lounges
The Dugout post-match offers (until 7.30pm)
£4 pints
Early bird offers on food and drink, while stocks last
Countdown to kick-off | The timings you need to know
9am: Bees Superstore opens (closes at 6pm)
12pm: Fan Zone opens at the London Water & Steam Museum (closes 2pm)
12:30pm: Bee A Hero blood type testing opens at the Fan Hive (closes 2.30pm)
12.30pm: Box Office opens (closes at half-time, reopens for 30 minutes at full-time)
12.30pm: Hospitality doors open (Early bird offers until 1.30pm)
1.30pm: Meet Josh Dasilva at the Fan Hive
1.30pm: General admission doors open (Early bird offers until 2pm)
2.30pm: Peter Gilham’s fan messages read out in the bowl
3pm: Kick-off
8pm: The Dugout closes (bar closes at 7.30pm)