The opponents won't be known until Saturday afternoon, but Southampton FC have announced their ticket pricing structure and how the tickets will be sold to give supporters plenty of time to sort their tickets out.

It is going to be hectic in the ticket office at St Mary's in the next week or so, with the opponents not being known until Saturday details of the tickets for the trip for the first leg of the two legged Play off semi final will not be announced until Sunday, although it is likely that whoever are the opponents it will only be a small 2,000 allocation and the club have already announced that the initial sale will only be to supporters with 13 or more away games and sales will start on Monday 6th May.

But Southampton FC have already announced the Play Off semi final ticket information on their official website and sales to season ticket holders will commence on Friday morning at 9.30am.

The fixture as you would expect for what is the biggest game of the season so far at St Mary's and with so much riding on it will understandably be a Category A fixture.

This means that adult ticket will range from £25 for the Itchen South, up to £50 for the Kingsland Plus padded seats.

The bulk of the tickets though will be £30- 35.

The selling details are as follows.

Thursday 2nd May - 9.30am - Season Ticket Holders purchasing their own seat

Tuesday 7th May - 9.30am - All 23/24 Members who have attended 1 or more Home/Away games this season.

Wednesday 8th May - 9.30am - Season Ticket Holder Additional (can purchase 2 additional tickets)

Wednesday 8th May - 12.30pm - All 23/24 Members

Thursday 9th May - 9.30am - Supporters with a booking history since 21/22 Season.

I would hope that this game will be a sell out and that although the regular season has petered out a little and given Saints supporters a little bit of a negative feeling, that most will be able to put that behind them and get behind the team for the final push that will hopefully end with victory at Wembley later this month.

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darthvader added 12:02 - May 2 I cant wait
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Bowlercow added 14:44 - May 2 I posted on the other thread that my seat will cost £40 and no reduction for pensioners Is the club being fair to their loyal fans I don't think so Someone who has been to only one or two games can buy the seat next to mine and will only be asked for the same bamount I am expected to pay The average cost of my seat has been a little over £26 per match so this represents a 50% increase Have they not heard of a cost of living crisis

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