We are looking forward to welcoming you to Elland Road on Sunday for our Premier League game with Manchester United (12.30pm).
Pre Match:
To ensure the safety of all supporters, the main gates at the entrance to the John Charles West Stand Car Park on Elland Road will only allow access to away fans. No home fans will be permitted entry via this entrance.
Disabled fans who usually use this route can still access the ground via the main gates and they will be escorted to their correct area.
The pedestrian route into the ground for West Stand, North West Corner and North Stand general admission ticket holders will be via the back of the North Stand or via the North East Corner entrance, no entry will be permitted via the main West Stand gates on Elland Road gate or gate 1 at the bottom of the John Charles West Stand Car Park (off Bobby Collins Way).
Post-match:
The top of the John Charles West Stand Car Park will be sterile during away supporter egress – no home fans will be permitted to exit via the main West Stand gates on Elland Road until all away fans have exited the area after the game.
The gate at the bottom of the John Charles West Stand Car Park (gate 1) will be closed after the final whistle until all travelling away coaches have been refilled and departed. The John Charles Car Park will remain closed until all coaches have left the coach parks. This could be up to 30 minutes after the final whistle. Ticket holders in the West Stand, North West Corner and North Stand will exit via the back of the North Stand and North East corner.
For safety and security reasons, the bottom of the John Charles West Stand car park will be sterile and there will be no opportunity for fans to gather in this area.
Lowfields Road will be closed post match for vehicular movement. No vehicles will be allowed to move on Lowfields Road until fans have left the area, this could delay you for up to 1 hour after the final whistle.
The above measures are implemented for the safety and security of all supporters. Thank you for your cooperation.
Live Facial Recognition
West Yorkshire Police Live Facial Recognition vans will be operating in Leeds city centre and Beeston for the Leeds United v Manchester United match on Sunday 4th January, helping to keep people who are attending the match safer.
You can find out more about how West Yorkshire Police use Live Facial Recognition to prevent crime, ensure your privacy and help keep their communities safer HERE.
