Charlton women news - 2026/7 fixtures (p210)

KBslittlesis

Crusty54 said:

Hospitality finally announced for next Sunday.

Hope you're sitting down.

1905 Lounge £54.

I for one won't be paying that much.

How much has it gone up?
I personally don’t think that’s too bad 🤔

Crusty54

Swindon_Addick said:

6 Sep: Liverpool, home, 2pm. At the Valley. £10 adult, £8 over-65, £6 under-18. Tickets from usual website.
13 Sep: Everton, away, 2pm. At Goodison Park. £12 adult, £6 under-18. Tickets from CAFC ticket office.
19 Sep (Sat): London City Lionesses, home, 12.30pm. At the Valley. £10 adult, £8 over-65, £6 under-18. Tickets from usual website.
23 Sep (Weds): Brighton & Hove Albion, away, 7.45pm. At Crawley Town FC. £13 adult, £10 over-65, £10 under-21, £7 under-18, £5 under-10. tickets from here. Note block G of the West stand is shown on the website as the away section.
26 Sep (Sat): Manchester City, home, 1.30pm. At the Valley. £10 adult, £8 over-65, £6 under-18. Tickets from usual website.
30 Sep (Weds): Crystal Palace, away, 7pm. At Sutton United FC. Home seats are £13.50 adult, £10 over-65 & under-21, £1 under-17. Home standing £10 adult, £7.50 over-65 & under-21, £1 under-17. 
4 Oct: Brighton & Hove Albion, away, 7.45pm. At the Amex. £15 adult, £11 over-66, £11 under-21, £8 under-18, £6 under-10. Not on sale yet.

Now Brighton have put the League Cup tickets on sale we can see there's a block marked as away seats. Most of the area has been block-booked, which seems to be normal for people who travel with the club, player's family, etc. 44 seats at the back available to purchase, of which 11 are restricted view. I suspect 33 will be enough for a midweek away league cup game.

Unless I'm missing something obvious, I can't see anything on the Palace ticketing website to suggest there's an away area for the game at Sutton. May be best to delay purchasing until we know if there are going to be rules.

You enter the Sutton ground and can either stand behind the goal to your left or head for the grandstand in front of you.

The other areas are shut off except for the Palace choir.

Garrymanilow

fenaddick said:

Just listened to the Guardian Women's Football Weekly pod. All 4 panelists had us in the automatic relegation spot

I'd question their judgment if they didn't really. Birmingham have brought in a bit of experience and some exciting young talents for fees and some big free transfers, a lot of them internationals. Palace have brought in Bethany England, Molly Bartrip and a couple of top players from the division below. Not Millwall are comedically far off in the distance and the rest of the established teams haven't sat on their hands; Liverpool have made some annoyingly sensible signings, Everton, West Ham and Villa have invested, and we've brought in very little WSL experience, a couple of hopefully good Australians and some loans with potential. There's usually at least one team who have a surprisingly terrible run of things but even then you're looking at probably 18 points at least to avoid being in the bottom two and you've got some ominous teams looking upwards if you end up second from bottom. We'll do well to see a win to be honest, but fingers will remain crossed