Burnley return to Turf Moor on Saturday, to take on Wigan Athletic (3pm KO).
Tickets for this game are available and can be purchased online. Take a look at our match guide for supporters:
Harry Potts Way will be closed from 1pm.
Entry to turnstiles for supporters will open at 1:30pm for both home and visiting supporters.
Harry Potts Way - information
Work is currently taking place on Harry Potts Way, therefore please be aware that the pavement for pedestrians will be narrower.
Supporters leaving the stadium footprint, via The NE carpark (Clarets Store exit) will NOT be permitted to turn right onto Harry Potts Way and walk past the Bob Lord stand. Instead, supporters will need to either turn left onto Brunshaw Road or walk straight ahead onto Higgin Street, then turn right on Helena Street, arriving back at the Wellington lights junction at the top of Harry Potts Way.
This post-match change is due to the narrowing of the carriageway and temporary removal of a footway on Harry Potts Way.
Further stadium information
Please bring photo ID with you as this may be checked as part of our standard ticketing policy.
We will be serving food and beverages on all concourses and will only be accepting cashless methods of payment.
Alcohol-free lager and cider will also be served in all concourses and hospitality areas.
We will have a San Miguel bar in the home end of the Cricket Field stand. The bar will be available at half-time and will only serve draft San Miguel and it is card payment only.
Our matchday magazine, Turf, will be available in print! Grab your copy from the Clarets Store or our programme sellers around the stadium. Alternatively, this can be purchased online for delivery here. Our security team will be conducting bag checks as per our ground regulations. Please arrive early to allow extra time for the additional process.
Our supporter code of conduct can be found here - please read before coming to the game. Burnley Football Club is delighted to be partnering with EST parking to provide bookable parking options for home matchdays here at Turf Moor. Click here for more information. Travel information for Turf Moor can be found here. Supporters can enjoy the Official Burnley FC Matchday Playlist on Spotify, listen to it here. The safety of all match participants is of paramount importance and we recognise that reckless actions, witnessed at several recent fixtures are carried out by a small minority of fans and the majority of supporters attend and watch matches in a safe and respectful way.
We therefore ask that our supporters adhere to the ground regulations in place at Turf Moor, enjoy the game from their seat and do not to enter the playing area at any time. We remind supporters that it is a criminal offence to enter the pitch and doing so, may result in a criminal record and stadium bans. It also creates a significant safety issue not only for themselves, but for fellow supporters, Club players, staff and match officials.
The Club wants all supporters to enjoy the game safely and thank fans for their continued support.
Wednesday 8th March was International Women's Day and we are continuing to support the campaign at the Wigan fixture.
This year, the theme for the campaign is ‘#EmbraceEquity’, encouraging the important conversations surrounding how true inclusion and belonging requires equitable action.
Prior to Saturday's game, Dom Cooper and Millie Ravening are taking part in a coaching session at Burnley College with 100 girls in the BFCitC programme, ranging from ages 12-16 and interim Burnley FC Women boss Jay Bradford will join Phil Bird on co-comms, chatting all things Claret Women.
Other activities that took place this week included, Head of Women's Football Lola Ogunbote visiting several local schools, to talk about women's football at the Club.
Burnley FC Women defenders Olivia Wilson and Lucy Walsh took part in a Q&A with junior girl players from Burnley FC in the Community's football programme and Courtney Willis, who holds a dual-role at the Club, working in the Sports Science department alongside her playing career at Burnley FC Women, did an in-depth interview which will be available to view on Club channels.
Located on the North Stand car park, the FanZone will open at 12pm with a food court including Papa Johns, the matchday burger van and coffee seller.
Inside the Papa John's FanZone, a brand-new larger screen and seating will be available, as well as a bar, serving drinks and Papa John's pizza.
Bertie Bee and our new mascot, Bella Bee, will be buzzing around - make sure you don’t miss a photo opportunity!
North Manchester Clarets will be collecting items for the foodbank at Saturday's game. Please bring any items along with you to donate if you can.
Essential items the foodbank is in need of include, toiletries, tinned soup, rice, pasta, tinned vegetables, sauces, biscuits, snacks, baby wipes and nappies.
More information about Burnley FC in the Community Kitchen and the foodbank, including ways to support, can be found here. We encourage supporters to arrive earlier than usual in order to attend the match on time. Supporters arriving less than 20 minutes before kick-off are not guaranteed to be in their seats before kick-off, particularly due to additional spot checks taking place.
Please use the graphic below as a visual representation of how your arrival time affects viewing kick-off.
The Ticket Office at the stadium will be open until half-time to help with any queries you may have.
Please make sure you bring your correct season ticket card, ticket or have your e-ticket to hand, ahead of reaching the turnstiles.
Tickets for pick-up on the day can be done so at the collection point, in the outside FanZone. The collection point will be open two hours before kick-off.
We urge any supporters who hear or experience any discriminatory language or behaviour which can include homophobia, sexism, and racism to contact us urgently.
Please text the word RESPECT to 66777, or via the Kick It Out dedicated App. All texts will remain anonymous.