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Away supporters are situated in the lower tier of the 188BET Stand, also known as the Bramall Lane Stand which is at one end of the stadium and can seat up to 3,000 fans. The views and atmosphere are generally good in Bramall Lane. If you are paying on the day then there is a dedicated away ticket office just up from the turnstiles.
Sheffield is a decent night out on the beers, so it's definitely worth considering making your next trip to Sheffield and overnight one.
Click on the link below to find the best train fares on the internet. If you are travelling to Bramall Lane and intend on taking the train then book your tickets through us and the trainline.com to provide you with the best prices.
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The Earl, 528 Queens Road, Highfield, S2 4DU
Tel: 0114 255 1006
The Earl is a popular haunt for away fans and the pub is around 10 minute walk from Bramall Lane. It's been refurbished in recent years from more of a traditional boozer into one more catered for live music. The Earl is worth a visit, home and away fans mix fine in this pub and you should have little problems.
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The Globe, 54 Howard Street, S1 2LX
Tel: 0114 276 3124
Website: The Globe Sheffield
The Globe is one of the more popular pubs for away fans visiting Bramall Lane. It's a 5 minute walk from the train station and a 15 minute walk to the ground. Away fans are welcome in this pub and the doors are policed from around 2 hours before the game.
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The Howard, Howard Street, S1 2LW
Tel: 0114 278 0183
Website: www.howardpub.co.uk
Another popular pub for away supporters. The pub is policed and service is good. It's located near the railway station so makes for a good first pint when you arrive in Sheffield. |
Rail: The ground is walking distance from Sheffield train station and takes around 15 minutes. As you exit the station, walk left along the main road. When the road forks, bear right into Shoreham Street and keep walking until you come across Bramall lane.
From The North: Leave the M1 at Junction 36 taking the A61 into Sheffield. Follow the A61 into Sheffield (you will pass Hillsborough Stadium on your right) . Continue along the A61, You will eventually reach a roundabout at the junction with the A621. At the roundabout turn right onto the A621 Bramall Lane. You will come across the ground on your left.
From The South: Leaving the M1 at Junction 33, take the A630 into Sheffield City Centre. On reaching the inner ring road follow signs for A621 Bakewell, Bramall Lane is a short distance on the other side of the city centre. It is located on the A621 (Bramall Lane).
Parking around Bramall Lane is on the street, check for any residential permit restrictions in the area before you leave your car. There is also you normal football parking enterprises close to the stadium.
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Bramall Lane
Bramall Lane
Sheffield
S2 4SU
Nickname
The Blades
Telephone
0871 995 1889
Ticket Office
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Official Website
www.sufc.co.uk
Capacity
32,792
Year Opened
1862
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