Brentford travel to the Stadium of Light to play Sunderland in the fourth round of the Carabao Cup on Wednesday (7.45pm kick-off GMT).
As a thank you for your outstanding support, supporters who attend this fixture will receive 100 per cent of their match ticket price back as ticketing credit.
This fixture will be broadcast live on Sky Sports+.
Supporters making the trip to the North East can find useful travel and matchday information below.
Getting to Stadium of Light
Address: Stadium of Light, Sunderland, SR5 1SU.
By train
Sunderland is the nearest mainline station and is located approximately 10-15 minutes' walk from the stadium.
Supporters travelling from London can reach Sunderland via direct rail services or by changing at Newcastle.
Please note that there are no suitable direct rail services back to London following the match. Supporters travelling by train are encouraged to plan their return journey in advance.
Local travel to the stadium
The Tyne and Wear Metro serve the stadium via both Stadium of Light and St Peter's stations. Following the match, supporters travelling towards South Hylton should board at St Peter's, while those travelling northbound towards Newcastle should use Stadium of Light station.
Several local bus services stop close to the ground, including services E2, 2, 3, 4, 9, 12, 13, 15, 16, 23, 24 and 56. The city's main bus station, Park Lane Interchange, is also within walking distance of the stadium.
Supporters may also find Citymapper useful when planning their journey around Sunderland on matchday.
By car
Stadium of Light is accessible via both the A19 and A1, with supporters directed towards Wessington Way (A1231) before following signs for the stadium.
Supporters travelling by car are encouraged to allow additional time for matchday traffic, particularly in the build-up to kick-off.
Arriving at the stadium
Away supporters are housed in the North Stand and enter via turnstiles 69-74.
Turnstiles open 90 minutes before kick-off and supporters are encouraged to arrive in plenty of time to allow for ticket checks and security screening before entering the ground.
Supporters requiring lift access to the away section should use the 76 Yards entrance, where stewards will be available to assist.
Bag policy
Supporters are advised to travel light. Only bags smaller than A4 size are permitted, and there is no bag storage available at the stadium.
Enhanced search procedures may be in operation for this fixture. Supporters are advised not to bring items such as coins, vapes, power banks or large umbrellas, as these may not be permitted through the turnstiles.
Accessibility
Accessible supporters planning to attend the fixture are encouraged to review Sunderland's accessibility information before travelling and contact the host club directly if they require assistance during their visit.
Supporters can discuss requirements in advance by emailing [email protected]
Food, drink and pre-match refreshments
Food and drink facilities are available within the away section, with refreshments available from turnstile opening, during half-time and for 30 minutes after full-time.
The Stadium of Light is a cashless stadium, and card payments are required for purchases made inside the ground.
Supporters travelling through Sunderland city centre will find a range of pubs, restaurants and cafés before making their way to the stadium. Away supporters may wish to visit venues including Greens and Streetbar SR1, both of which are noted as family-friendly options.
Fan zone
Sunderland's official fan zone is located within the Beacon of Light, adjacent to the Stadium of Light, and is open to supporters of both teams.
Opening two and a half hours before kick-off, the fan zone offers food and drink, football activities, gaming stations, music and family entertainment ahead of the match.
Make a day of it
If you are arriving in Sunderland before the match, there are plenty of attractions to enjoy ahead of kick-off.
The city's seafront offers a range of cafés, restaurants and coastal walks, while Roker Beach provides views across the North Sea.
Supporters may also wish to explore Sunderland city centre before heading to the ground, with a range of shops, bars and dining options within easy reach of both the railway station and Stadium of Light.
Families can visit the National Glass Centre or enjoy a walk along Sunderland's waterfront before making their way to the stadium.