Brentford travel to MKM Stadium to play Hull City in the Premier League on Sunday (2pm kick-off GMT).
The fixture will be broadcast live on Sky Sports.
Supporters making the trip to East Yorkshire can find useful travel and matchday information below.
Getting to MKM Stadium
Address: MKM Stadium, West Park, Hull, HU3 6HU
By train
Hull Paragon Interchange is the nearest railway station to MKM Stadium, approximately a 20-minute walk from the ground.
Local travel to the stadium
Stagecoach service 2 runs from Hull city centre towards MKM Stadium, stopping on Anlaby Road near West Park.
Taxis are also available from Hull Paragon Interchange.
By car
MKM Stadium is located close to the A63 Clive Sullivan Way and is well signposted on approach to Hull.
Supporters travelling by car are advised to allow additional time for matchday traffic, particularly in the hour leading up to kick-off.
Parking is available to home and away supporters at the Walton Street car park, adjacent to the stadium. Parking costs £6 per vehicle, with payment by card or contactless. Blue Badge holders can park free of charge.
Arriving at the stadium
Away supporters are housed in the north-east corner of MKM Stadium and should enter via turnstiles 47-50 and 1-5.
Lift access is available via Gate 46.
Turnstiles typically open 90 minutes before kick-off and supporters are encouraged to arrive in plenty of time for ticket and security checks.
Bag policy
Only bags no larger than A4 size are permitted inside MKM Stadium. All bags will be checked before entry.
Accessibility
Supporters with accessibility requirements are encouraged to review Hull City's accessibility information before travelling.
Those requiring further assistance can contact Hull City in advance at [email protected].
Food, drink and pre-match refreshments
Food and drink will be available within the away section before kick-off and during the match.
MKM Stadium is a cashless venue, with card payments accepted at kiosks throughout the ground.
Supporters travelling through Hull city centre will also find a variety of pubs, cafés and restaurants before making their way to the stadium, including a number of options around Hull Paragon Interchange and St Stephen's.
Make a day of it
Supporters arriving in Hull earlier in the day may wish to explore some of the city's attractions before heading to MKM Stadium.
The Deep, an aquarium overlooking the Humber Estuary, is home to more than 5,000 marine animals.
Hull Old Town and the Museums Quarter are also within the city centre, with attractions including the Streetlife Museum of Transport, Wilberforce House and the Hull and East Riding Museum.
The Hull Fish Trail offers another way to explore the city centre, with 41 fish sculptures forming a route through areas including the Old Town and waterfront.