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Argyle reveal strict restrictions for last game of the season

The Herald

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April 08, 2025

PLYMOUTH Argyle are implementing a number of restrictions on ticket sales for their season-ending Championship clash against Leeds United at Home Park on Saturday, May 3.

They are taking steps in order to ensure that only members of the Green Army are buying tickets in home supporter areas and not Leeds fans who cannot get any of their club's allocation for the away section of the Barn Park End.

Leeds, who beat Argyle 3-0 at Elland Road in November, are currently one of three teams, along with Burnley and Sheffield United, chasing the two automatic promotion places to the Premier League and that battle could go all the way until the final day of the 2024.25 campaign. The ticket sale restrictions are as follows:

There will be a maximum purchase of one ticket per registered supporter in ALL sale phases, and restrictions will apply on accounts created after July 31, 2024.

If your ticketing account was created after July 31, 2024, you will need to contact the Home Park Ticket Office directly, who will need to see a regular booking history of home games to be able to book your ticket for this match.

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