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Supporter Information and details for our pre-season friendly fixture taking place in Germany

2023-08-03T18:00:00.000Z

SUPPORTER INFORMATION: FSV MAINZ 05 V BURNLEY

Supporter Information and details for our pre-season friendly fixture taking place in Germany

2023-08-03T18:00:00.000Z

Supporter Information and details for our pre-season friendly fixture taking place in Germany

FSV Mainz 05 v Burnley: Saturday 5th August (2:30pm UK time, 3:30pm local time)

The Clarets travel to Germany on Saturday in their final pre-season fixture ahead of the return of the 2023/24 Premier League season.

Please note: the Club are not providing any form of transport for travelling supporters. The below information is to assist those attending the friendly.

Not able to make the trip to Germany?

The Clarets’ pre-season friendly against FSV Mainz 05 in Germany at the MEWA Arena on Saturday will be streamed on Clarets+ in all international territories except for Russia & Germany.

Supporters will be able to buy a match pass for £4.99 to watch live video of the game.

To buy a match pass, head to our packages page, select ‘Buy Now’ under the FSV Mainz 05 v Burnley section. Enter any required details, go through the payment screen and then login on matchday.

The live stream will begin at 2:15pm.

If you encounter any support issues with the stream or have any queries regarding the stream, please contact burnleytv@streamamg.com.

We would like to remind fans that season or monthly Clarets+ passes for 2022/23 season are not granted for this match and you will need to purchase this match pass using the link HERE.

Tickets for the game are available to purchase here and supporters can select seats in the section K of the stadium.

Ticket prices

€10 - Adults

€7 - Youths (13-18 years)

€5 - Children (7-12 years)

Airports and flying

Nearby airports include Frankfurt Airport (22.2km away). There are direct flights into Frankfurt airport on a regular basis from most airports in the UK.

Mainz has an extensive Metro train system which stops at the airport and takes you all the way through Mainz city.

The official metro website for travel in Mainz will be able to help you plan your route and purchase tickets.

https://www.metro.de/standorte/mainz-kastel

By Tram

The best way to get from Mainz to Frankfurt Airport (FRA) is by train which takes 16 minutes.

By Bus

If using the public system, catch bus 54 (to BrucknerstraBe), 55 (to TH. Heuss-StraBe) or 58 (to Rathausplatz) from the main railway station (Hauptbahnhot) to get to the MEWA Arena. Get off at Kisselberg / Coface Deutshcland. The ride will only take 5 minutes.

Good alternatives are bus 68 and 69. Get off at Ackermannweg (68) or Fachhochschule (69).

By Taxi Uber is available in Mainz as well as the local taxi companies.

By Foot The MEWA Arena is located on the western edge of the city of Mainz, slightly more than 4km from Mainz historic centre and the main rail station.

Please note: no official travel arrangements will be provided by the Club for this fixture.

The MEWA Arena was formerly known as Coface Arena and Opel Arena. It originally opened in 2011 and replaced Main’s Stadion am Bruchweg. The stadium has a capacity of 34,034 (19,700 seated).

What To Do In Mainz?

Mainz is the capital and largest city of Rhineland-Palitinate, Germany. The Mainz Cathedral is considered a must- see attraction with over 1,000 years of history.

Located opposite the cathedral stands the Gutenberg Museum. The Gutenberg Museum is one of the oldest museums of printing in the world and is named after Johannes Gutenberg, the inventor of the letter press.

For anyone looking for a peaceful stroll and beautiful gardens, look no further than Stadt Park. Here you’ll not only find a variety of plants and flowers, but also various exotic animals such as parrots, macaws and flamingos. Stadt Park stands as one of the largest parks in Mainz.

Mainz is famous for its cheese, wine and sausage. If you’re looking for a bite to eat then head over to the Markt which adjoins the cathedral. This is a traditional German market where you can find German delicacies. You will find the market trading on Tuesday, Friday and Saturday mornings.

If you need to contact MEWA Arena for anything whilst you are in Mainz and at MEWA Arena, the contact number is +49 6131 375500.

The European emergency telephone number is 112, which you can use in case you need urgent help from a fire brigade, medical team or the police.

Please also be aware of the local laws and customs in Germany and respect the country you are visiting.