First Team 3 weeks ago

Away Tickets: Liverpool Sold Out

UPDATE:

Tickets for Watford’s trip to face Liverpool at Anfield (Saturday December 14, 12.30pm KO) are no longer available after the club's chosen allocation sold out.

Tickets will be available online via tickets.watfordfc.com, over the phone on 01923 223023 and in person at the Ticket Office.

TICKET PRICES

Adult: £30
65 & Over: £22.50
17-21: £15
16 & Under: £9

RESTRICTED VIEW 

Adult: £29
65 & Over: £21.50
17-21: £14
16 & Under: £8

SEVERELY RESTRICTED VIEW

Adult: £27
65 & Over: £19.50
17-21: £11
16 & Under: £6

WHEELCHAIR & AMBULANT DISABLED

Adult: £22.50
65 & Over: £17
17-21: £11
16 & Under: £7

Includes a free personal assistant for wheelchair & ambulant disabled supporters.

Please call the Ticket Office on 01923 223023 to purchase these, or email disabled.supporters@watfordfc.com for a call back.

AWAY GAMES: FAMILY AREA ALLOCATION

A dedicated area for family groups is now available at all of Watford's away games. These 'non-standing seats' are available by calling the Ticket Office on 01923 223023, and are subject to the usual Away Group A, B, C, D and E sales process.

OFFICIAL CLUB COACHES

£10 per person. Departure time 5am from Greenhill Crescent, subject to change. All supporters will be informed if the location of departure changes. A Milton Keynes pick-up will be in operation approximately 45 minutes after departure.

Under-18s attending any away game and/or travelling on official club coaches unsupervised MUST ensure an UNDER-18 AWAY FIXTURE CONSENT FORM is signed by a parent or guardian and returned to the Ticket Office (either in-person, by emailing ticket.office@watfordfc.com or by post to Watford FC Ticket Office, Vicarage Road Stadium, Watford, Herts, WD18 0ER) before the day of the game.

SALES ARRANGEMENTS - WHO CAN BUY WHEN?

Monday November 11, 12noon
- Away Group A
 
Tuesday November 12, 12noon
- Away Group A & B
 
Wednesday November 13, 12noon
- Away Group A, B & C
 
Thursday November 14, 12noon
- Away Group A, B, C & D
 
Friday November 15, 9am
- Away Group A, B, C, D & E
 
Friday November 15, 4pm
- General Sale

Tickets are sold on a one per eligible Fan ID basis and subject to availability at all times.

AWAY FIRST ACCESS SALES GROUPS*

First Access Sales Groups mentioned below are specifically referred to and set out in the club's 2019/20 Away Match Ticket Sales Policy, available by clicking HERE:

Group A:
- ST holders 2019/20 with 15 or more away match ticket purchases under Fan ID record since July 2014

Group B:
- Non-ST holders with 15 or more away match ticket purchases under Fan ID record since July 2014

Group C:
- ST holders 2019/20 with less than 15 away match ticket purchases under Fan ID record since July 2014

Group D:
- Non-ST holder with between 1 and 14 away match ticket purchases under Fan ID record since July 2014

Group E:
- ST holders 2019/20 who wish to purchase additional tickets for friends and family who have not purchased away match tickets before

DUPLICATE TICKETS

Any supporters who have mislaid their tickets will need to contact the Ticket Office via email from Thursday December 12 and a duplicate ticket will be arranged for you to collect on arrival at Anfield.

Any tickets purchased before 4pm on Monday December 9 will be sent out to the address under the lead Fan ID. Any purchases after this time will need to be collected from Vicarage Road Stadium or Anfield.

If you have not received your tickets by Friday December 13 post, please email ticket.office@watfordfc.com so we are able to ensure you can collect duplicates on arrival at Anfield.

For any ticket enquiries on the day of the game, our Ticket Office can be contacted for assistance from 9am until 3.30pm on the usual number: 01923 223023.

Regular sales updates will be published here at watfordfc.com and via Twitter @WatfordFC.

How to contact the Ticket Office:
ticket.office@watfordfc.com / 01923 223023

The Liverpool FC Access Statement can be read HERE, and the Visiting Supporters Guide can be found HERE.

First Team 3 weeks ago

Internationals: “We Know We Can Compete Against Top Nations”

There was plenty to cheer about for Hornets on international duty this weekend, including debuts, goals and qualifications for Watford players representing their nations.

Adrian Mariappa's Jamaica kept up their fine CONCACAF Nations League form in the early hours of Saturday morning with a 2-0 away win at Antigua & Barbuda. It is now five wins from five for the Reggae Boyz in their group, with 20 goals scored and none conceded

The result also means they are guaranteed to top their group, and Mariappa has June's Nations League final championship and a potential World Cup play-off spot in his sights.

“Qualifying for the Gold Cup again is great and hopefully we can go step further and win it, but more importantly we’re now in an incredibly strong position to make the final round of the World Cup qualifiers,” said the defender.

“We haven’t qualified since '98 and each campaign it gets harder when you are battling against financial powerhouses such as the USA and Mexico. It’s still a long road but we’re confident we can make it, which will have a huge impact on the whole of Jamaica.”

Mariappa's Jamaica play Guyana in their final group game on Tuesday at 1am GMT.

Craig Cathcart and Northern Ireland drew 0-0 with the Netherlands in their Euro 2020 qualifier group, but could have won the match had Steven Davis not missed a first-half penalty.

The result means the nation are guaranteed third place, missing out on automatic qualification but having a shot to qualify for next summer's tournament through the playoffs.

“We feel a bit unlucky not to come away with a win on the night, if the penalty went in who knows how the game would have gone,” said the defender. “It shows how far we’ve come as a team, pushing the likes of Holland and Germany all the way in the games and feeling a bit disappointed not to come away with a win.

“It leaves us in a playoff position and we are full of confidence knowing we can compete against the top nations, who will ultimately be going to the tournament thinking they can win it.”

Elsewhere, Tom Dele-Bashiru featured for the first time for Nigeria Under-23s in a goalless African Cup of Nations Under-23 draw against South Africa.

The midfielder had not featured in his national team's first two matches this break, but came on for the last 16 minutes in their final match, having spoken recently of how important his Nigerian roots are to him.

“It was a great honour to have made my Under-23 debut, a moment I'm very grateful for,” he said. “Unfortunately we didn’t qualify which was disappointing but everyone gave their all and we must bounce back.”

Ryan Cassidy also played 86 minutes for the Republic of Ireland Under-19s on Thursday in a narrow 2-1 loss to Switzerland in a UEFA Under-19 Championship qualifier.

On Saturday, the young forward came on as a substitute and scored the final goal for his national side in a 13-0 win against Gibraltar in the same competition.

“For me, to score for Ireland is probably my greatest achievement as growing up I’ve always wanted to score for my country,” said Cassidy. “It means so much to me, when I was growing up I was going to the games in the old Landsdowne Road with my dad. He is the first person I texted when I got in after the game, because for me making him proud is the biggest privilege I can have in life.

“Also for my family, to represent them playing for Ireland is a great  honour. The goal was a cross into the box, I beat the offside trap and buried it into the bottom corner. I’ve scored that for my uncle Bryan, who passed away in 2018, and for me that goal is for him.”

Cassidy will likely feature again for Republic of Ireland Under-19s against Austria on Tuesday at 1.30pm GMT.