Darmstadt v Portsmouth: When 2,500 allocated away tickets go on sale and how much they'll cost
Pompey travel to Darmstadt, Germany, for their final pre-season game on Saturday, August 1.
Tickets for Pompey’s pre-season trip to Darmstadt go on sale this week.
The Blues have revealed fans can start snapping up their entries to the match from Thursday morning (July 9) at 10am.
The Fratton Park side have been allocated 2,500 tickets for the game at the 2. Bundesliga side’s Merck-Stadion am Böllenfalltor, which kicks off at 2pm local time on Saturday, August 1.
Ticket prices range from £7.05 for under-18s to £13,20 for adults and £11.45 for over-64s. Fans purchasing concession tickets (including students - £11.45) are advised to bring proof of age identification with them to Darmstadt.
A large section of Blues supporters are anticipated to travel to Germany for the match, which will be Pompey’s first fixture on foreign soil since they beat Gibraltar side Europa in Malaga in 2023.
For those going, fans with 115+ loyalty points will be the first to get their hands on a ticket on Thursday, followed by supporters with 88+ points (1pm) and those with 73+ loyalty points on their cards (4pm).
On Friday, July 10, fans with 50+ points will be able to buy their tickets 10am, with a window for those supporters with 5+ points opening at 1pm.
Tickets will then go on general sale, subject to availabilty, from 4pm on Friday until Thursday, July 30 (5pm).
Tickets can be bought online or by visiting the ticket office on Anson Road. Fans are guaranteed two loyalty points when the buy their ticket.
The Darmstadt fixture is Pompey’s final warm-up game of the summer, with the Blues travelling to West Ham on Saturday, August 8, in the first round of the Carabao Cup. The Blues then host QPR on the opening day of their 2026-27 Championship campaign on Saturday, August 15.
Their other pre-season friendlies (all away from home) are: Woking (July 14), Aldershot (July 15), Bristol Rovers (July 18), Wycombe (July 25) and Farnborough (July 29).
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