Manchester City v Brentford, Wednesday 17 December, 7.30pm
Direct trains will run from London Euston to Manchester Piccadilly throughout the day.
From the city centre, Metrolink tram services to Etihad Campus will take you to within two minutes’ walk of the stadium. Bus routes will also take you directly to the stadium. Both are available to return to the city centre after the match.
The last direct train back to London on matchday is at 10.15pm. Return tickets to London are liable to sell out. We recommend you book your tickets as soon as possible.
We recommend that if you’re travelling by car, you look at this map of parking options in the city centre, or take advantage of the Park and Ride sites that can take you to the stadium.
There are many options for food and drink in the city centre and plenty of places to meet other Brentford fans before you head to the stadium.
Piccadilly Tavern near Manchester Piccadilly station welcomes away fans.
After the match, busy crowds can cause queues for tram or bus services to the city centre. You can walk to the city centre in approximately 25 minutes.
The last direct train back to London on matchday is at 10.15pm. Return tickets to London are liable to sell out. We recommend you book your tickets as soon as possible.
The Etihad has nine wheelchair spaces with adjacent seats for personal assistants.
There is an allocation of blue badge parking for away fans at the visiting fans’ coach park.
To book a wheelchair space or blue badge parking, please contact Brentford disability access officer ([email protected]) as soon as possible. For more information about accessibility for away fans at the Etihad, visit Manchester City’s website.
Staying the night in Manchester? The city is renowned for its nightlife with many restaurants, bars and pubs with live music.
For budget hotels, Premier Inn, Holiday Inn, Travelodge, Ibis each have multiple sites in Manchester city centre.
