Get all of the important information you need ahead of the AFC Champions League Two Round of 16 on Wednesday 12th February 2025 at Sydney Football Stadium.
MATCH DETAILS
Sydney FC v Bangkok United
AFC Champions League Two Round of 16 First Leg
Wednesday 12th February 2025
Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney, NSW
Kick off: 7:00pm AEDT
Gates Open: 6:00pm AEDT
Broadcast Live: 10Play
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SEATING INFORMATION
You cannot use your Membership card in these matches and instead it is fully ticketed.
The only seating that is General Admission is the safe standing Active Area, otherwise all seating is reserved for the AFC Champions League Two.
Gates 1, 3 and 5 are public gates and you can access any of these if one is listed on your ticket (excluding Cove).
IF SCANNING IN VIA A PHONE, PLEASE ENSURE BRIGHTNESS IS ALL THE WAY UP, YOU ARE OFF NIGHT MODE AND SCREEN ROTATION IS LOCKED.
Please head to your gate to scan into the ground.
ARRIVE EARLY
Please ensure that you arrive at the precinct early to avoid congestion closer to kick off time.
You will be able to buy a tasty Brazilian sandwich known as a Salsipao. Available only from The Grill located at Bay 29.
Merchandise
You can deck yourself out in the latest Sydney FC gear from the Superstore located on the Western Concourse. Our brand new kits will be available for purchase and also you can add the names of your favourite players too as the Heat Press will be HOT AND READY TO GO!
Sydney FC Members can get 10% off full price items by showing their 2024/25 Membership Card.
TRANSPORT & PARKING
Important Travel Advice
Ticketholders are urged to plan their trip and consider all the available travel options ahead of time.
Public transport is the best way to get to Sydney Football Stadium with frequent light rail and buses servicing the Moore Park area. Travel on transport is included in your ticket to the game so leave the car at home as parking will be in high demand.
Trains and Metro services run regularly to the City where you can connect with frequent light rail services to Moore Park. The Moore Park light rail stop is located a short walk across from Sydney Football Stadium. Plenty of regular route buses also make stops along Anzac Parade and Oxford Street nearby.
Consider walking between Central and Moore Park via Devonshire Street and the Albert ‘Tibby’ Cotter Walkway to avoid the queues for transport services before and after the match. See the Moore Park walking route map (pdf 550KB) to find your way.
If you have to drive, allow extra travel time as traffic will be heavier than usual on roads approaching the precinct as fans travel to the match in the busy evening peak. Carpool with your group as parking in the precinct may fill quickly. You can find real-time traffic conditions at livetraffic.com.
Parking is available near Sydney Football Stadium at the Entertainment Quarter Wilson car park, EP3 grass car park on Driver Avenue, and Sydney Boys & Girls High School car park off Cleveland Street. A flat rate event parking fee will apply.
PUBLIC TRANSPORT
Valid pre-purchased tickets to Sydney FC home games at Sydney Football Stadium include travel to and from Moore Park on the following transport services – just show your event ticket to transport staff when boarding:
- Sydney Trains and NSW TrainLink Intercity services (non-booked services bounded by Bomaderry, Goulburn, Bathurst, Scone and Dungog stations)
- Sydney Metro services
- Sydney metropolitan and outer metropolitan buses
- Sydney, Parramatta and Newcastle Light Rail services
- Sydney and Newcastle Ferries
Remember to keep your event ticket safe for your return journey or you’ll need to use your Opal card or contactless payment method, as you must have a valid ticket when travelling on public transport. Your match ticket is valid on the modes of public transport listed above until 4am the following day.
Note: an additional train station access fee applies for travel to or from Domestic and International Airport stations. The access fee is not covered by your event ticket travel entitlements.
Trackwork
Planned trackwork is taking place on Wednesday 12 February on the following lines and may affect how you travel to and from the event. Plan ahead using the Trip Planner.
- M1 Metro Line: From 9.50pm, buses replace metro services between Macquarie University and Victoria Cross. Metro runs between Tallawong and Macquarie Park, and between Victoria Cross and Sydenham only. Change at Macquarie University, not Macquarie Park, for buses towards Victoria Cross. The last direct metro from Tallawong to Sydenham leaves Tallawong at 21:10, and the last metro from Sydenham to Tallawong leaves Sydenham at 21:24. Buses also replace T1 North Shore Line trains between Hornsby and Wynyard. If travelling between the City and Metro North West stations catch a train to Epping via Strathfield, then change for metro services towards Tallawong or Macquarie Park.
- T1 Western Line: From 9.40pm to 1.30am, trains run between Western Line stations and North Sydney only, due to T1 North Shore Line trackwork
- T1 North Shore Line: From 9.40pm to 1.30am, buses replace trains between Hornsby and Wynyard. Trains run between North Sydney and the City, continuing to T1 Western and T9 Northern Line stations. The last train from Wynyard leaves at 21:55 and arrives Hornsby at 22:35. Trains run between Berowra and Hornsby, some to a changed timetable. Buses also replace metro services between Macquarie Park and Victoria Cross.
- T4 Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra Line: From 9.50pm to 2.30am, buses replace trains between Cronulla and Sutherland. Trains run between Waterfall, Sutherland and Bondi Junction, some to a changed timetable.
- T5 Cumberland Line: From 11.50pm to 1.30am, some trains run to a changed timetable between Richmond or Leppington and Olympic Park only. Some trains start and end at Granville.
- T9 Northern Line: From 9.40pm to 1.30am, trains run between Hornsby and North Sydney only, due to T1 North Shore Line trackwork. Daily from 4pm to 7.30pm, trains between Hornsby, Epping and Central run to a changed timetable and reduced frequency, every 15 to 20 minutes.
Trackwork is carried out on an ongoing basis to maintain the safety, reliability, and efficiency of the Sydney Trains network. For train service disruption information, check trackwork and travel alerts or plan your trip using the Trip Planner.
Bus
A number of regular Sydney Buses service stops along Anzac Parade near the precinct, including routes 339, 373, 374 and 396. From Bondi Junction Interchange, catch routes 333, 352 or 440 to Oxford Street or catch route 355 buses to Lang Road to get within short walking distance of the stadium.
Keep in mind that buses and light rail services will be busy. Consider walking between Central and Moore Park via Devonshire Street and the Albert ‘Tibby’ Cotter Walkway to minimise wait times for transport services. See the Moore Park walking route map (pdf 550KB) to find your way.
For bus service disruption information, check travel alerts or plan your trip using the Trip Planner.
PARKING
Moore Park Car Parks
Carpool with your group and have a back-up plan for parking.
- Entertainment Quarter Wilson car park: Open 24 hours. Flat rate event parking fees apply. Entry via Errol Flynn Boulevard from Lang Road.
- Showground Field (EP3) grass car park: Open from 4pm. Cashless, flat rate event parking fees apply. Entry on Driver Avenue via Lang Road.
- Sydney Boys High School and Sydney Girls High School: Car Park open from 4pm. Cashless, flat rate event parking fees apply. Entry via Cleveland Street. Use the Anzac Parade pedestrian bridge to get to and from the stadium.
Please note, EP2 grass car park will not open for this match.
Each car park has spaces for Mobility Parking permit holders. For more information visit Centennial Parklands – Parking.
Special Event Clearways
Special event clearways will be in effect on roads in Moore Park and surrounding areas from 3pm to 11pm on sections of Albion Street and Moore Park Road, and from 6am to 11pm on sections of Fitzroy Street and Cleveland Street.
From 6am to 11pm
- Cleveland Street between South Dowling Street and City Road (southern side)
- Cleveland Street between Abercrombie Street and South Dowling Street (northern side)
- Fitzroy Street between South Dowling Street and Bourke Street (northern side)
From 3pm to 11pm
- Albion Street between Bourke Street and Flinders Street (both sides)
- Moore Park Road between Flinders Street and Greens Road (northern side)
- Moore Park Road between Cook Road and Poate Road (southern side)
Clearways are strict no-parking zones for all vehicle types, and apply even to local residents and TfNSW Mobility Scheme Permit holders. Check signs carefully as vehicles left in clearways will be towed and a fee applies. If your vehicle is towed, you can search your vehicle registration at the Find My Car website to find its new location, or alternatively call 132 701 to speak to an operator.
TICKETING
If fans have any ticketing queries, they should proceed to the Box Offices which are located on Driver Ave, Gate 3 & Gate 5 which are located around the stadium.
Things to know at the event
- Please follow the directives of staff at all times.
- Connect to Allianz Stadium Wi-Fi for faster download.
- Sydney Football Stadium is a cashless venue.
Ticket Information
- Make sure you download and share any tickets before arriving, have your ticket ready to scan and your phone brightness up before you get to your entry gate for faster entry.
- Please use original PDF versions of ezyTickets, screen-shotting the ticket will pixelate the tickets barcode and may cause them not to scan.
- More information on mobile tickets, including how to share tickets, is available here.
STADIUM MAP
KEY TIMINGS
Box Office Opens: 5:30pm
Fans are encouraged to purchase their tickets online ahead of the clash here, however tickets will be available to purchase from the Box Office from 5:30pm.
Gates Open: 6:00pm
The gates will be open at 6:00pm so you can find your seat and enjoy the pre-game atmosphere.
Kick Off: 7:00pm
Sydney FC and Bangkok United FC will get underway at 7:00pm.
SENSORY ROOM & BAGS
During matches, the Sydney Football Stadium can become noisy and crowded. Strong smells from food and drinks can also be prevalent. All these sensory elements can be overwhelming for individuals who have sensory needs and discourage them from attending events.
Sensory sensitivities or challenges with sensory regulation are often experienced by individuals with autism, dementia, PTSD, intellectual disabilities, mental health issues and other similar conditions.
A Sensory Room is now available which is located near the Sydney Football Stadium Members Cloaking Room and can be accessed by anyone who needs the space. Please contact a customer service team member to assist with this.
Sensory bags are also available and will make your event more inclusive and allow people of families to attend the event.
If you require access to the Sensory Room or a Sensory Bag at a Sydney FC game, please contact a member of the Sydney Football Stadium customer service staff at the game for more information.
