Cymru will take on the Republic of Ireland in the second leg of the UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 play-off final on Tuesday 3 December at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin.
Below you will find useful information for following Cymru as part of the Red Wall in Dublin.
Stadium Information
The match will kick off at 7:30pm with gates opening at 6pm. While there is no planned entertainment or fan activity around the stadium at this time – there will be some on field entertainment in the run up to kick off.
Tickets for match will be sent to lead bookers by email (via Republic of Ireland Ticketmaster)
If you have yet to purchase a ticket, Cymru block tickets are available here.
Please see the Aviva Stadium FAQ page for more information on prohibited items. There will be male and female stewards at the stadium.
It is important to note that there will be no bag deposit point for visiting fans. Supporters may be searched on entry and flags will be checked and must pass UEFA regulations (1.5mx1m – Welsh flags only).
Both hot and cold food, soft drinks and alcoholic beverages will be sold in the stadium. The stadium is cashless.
Disabled supporters should let the FAW know if they are attending the match and whether they have any special requirements (fans@faw.cymru)
No re-entry to the stadium permitted.
Transport
The stadium is accessible on foot and is 30-minute walk from the city centre.
The away end is accessible via the Red Route of the Aviva Stadium, please see the stadium information page to learn more here.
The away end is in block 129 of the stadium (Gate I).
Pre-match fan engagement
There will be a pre match meet up with fellow Welsh fans at Slattery’s D4.
62 Grand Canal Street Upper,
Beggars Bush,
Dublin 4
D04 T295
Supporters match
Cymru supporters will play in a fans match against Irish supporters at 3pm on matchday at Irishtown Stadium, D4. Please contact fans@faw.cymru if you’d be interested in playing. All abilities are welcome.
