Cymru play their third match of WEURO25 in St. Gallen against England. Below you will find information on fan activities, the stadium itself and how to make the most of your time in St. Gallen. 

Arena St. Gallen is home to FC St. Gallen and has a capacity of approximately 20,000.

The Red Wall will be seated behind the goals for the match. Please enter the stadium at the same entrance shown on your ticket. A UEFA volunteer will be able to assist you if you are having trouble finding your entrance.

There will be catering to suit all culinary requirements at the stadium.

A full guide to the stadium, including prohibited items and entry procedures can be found here: Event guide: St.Gallen | UEFA Women’s EURO | UEFA.com

If you require accessible seating, please contact fans@faw.cymru at the earliest possible opportunity so that we can inform the stadium.  

There are several different ways of getting to the Stadium in St. Gallen.

Public transport will be free of charge with a match ticket or hotel transport pass.

Shuttle buses will be taking fans to the stadium from the fanzone on matchday at regular intervals. The buses will take around 10 minutes to arrive and drop fans off directly outside the stadium. The stadium is also accessible via rail, with trains leaving from St. Gallen main station to Winkin train station – which is where the fan walk will begin.

Please plan your journeys well in advance, as public transport is due to be extremely busy on matchdays.

Each WEURO25 match will feature a fan walk prior to the match, for this match the fan walk will begin from the fanzone 2 hours before kick off.

Click below to learn more about fan walks and activities. 

The fan zone in St. Gallen is on the Marktgasse and a short walk from the train station in the city centre, The fanzone will feature activities including music, food and drink and football matches on a small sided pitch. 

Wales supporters team will play England on MD3 in St. Gallen, details of the match are below.

MD3: St. Gallen Fan Match: Athletik Zentrum St. Gallen, July 13th, 1:30pm – 3:30pm.