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Applications are now open for Crystal Palace v #MUFC

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Allocation is 2,687

Applications are now open for Spurs v #MUFC

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Allocation is 3,038

Applications are now open for Nottingham Forest v #MUFC

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Allocation is 3,048, up from 2,893.

Applications are now open for Liverpool v #MUFC

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Allocation is the same as last season, 3,052.

Applications are now open for Brentford v #MUFC

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1,200 tickets for this fixture, including 8 wheelchair pairs. Ticket prices are as follows: £28 for Adults, £21 for Over 66s and Under 23s, and £11 for Under 18s

Applications are now open for Grimsby v #MUFC

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Allocation and pricing TBC, and hopefully by 3pm today, according to the website.

Please note: Applications close on Monday at 8am.

Applications are now open for Man City v #MUFC

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Allocation slightly increased to 3,065 from 3,002 last season.

Applications are now open for Fulham v #MUFC

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Allocation same as last season, 2,701.

You can also stay up to date via my WhatsApp channel—Manchester United Away Ticket Information (Unofficial). It’s completely anonymous, so no one sees your number. Join using the link below:

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Here are the opening and closing dates for all #MUFC Premier League away game applications for the 25/26 season. I’ll continue to post updates throughout the season as each application window opens.

1⃣ Login at tickets.manutd.com
2️⃣ Highlight/click on your name and select Season Tickets
3️⃣ Select the Season Ticket you need to perform the ID check on, and click RENEW
4️⃣ Follow the process, on the basket screen, you'll see a link to confirm the ID Check (see screenshot)

This is a reminder that Season Ticket ID Check must be completed by Friday, 18th April. Keep in mind that Friday is a bank holiday, so the Ticket Office will be closed on that day.

If you've not got an email to the direct link to perform your ID check, you can access it following these steps:

Applications are now open for Chelsea v #MUFC

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Applications for Brentford vs #MUFC are now open.

Game has moved regardless of if we're in the Europa League semi-final, to Sunday the 4th of May KO 14:00.

There are engineering works on the District Line to Gunnersbury but mainline Waterloo to Brentford are running.

There’s a possibility of an SNCF train strike in France next Friday, which could impact many returning from Lyon v #MUFC.

There should be more clarity on this by tomorrow evening or early Friday.

Applications for Bournemouth vs. #MUFC are now open.

Allocation 1,299

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- Club to share data to reps regarding increase to 16 games attended threshold
- 600 relocations in South Stand for hospitality and competition rules
- No limits on forwarding tickets

The latest Fans Forums minutes are out.

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Highlights:

- NFC Tickets - touch tickets are coming - no more QR codes
- 4 Categories for next seasons games A, B, C and D

While checks may not happen at every turnstile, they ARE happening, it's not worth the risk. Use the official forwarding process at the very least.

Please make others aware.

Too many people are seeking support after being sanctioned by the club for using a photo of a season ticket to gain entry into Old Trafford. I can't emphasize it enough—don’t do this. It violates the terms and conditions you agreed to.

Additionally, there should be a more secure online alternative for verifying a child's ID, so you won't have to visit Supporters Services to complete it. Remember that emailing any documents, including birth certificates, is not secure.

A question has also been raised about whether Man Utd has access to GBG’s uploaded imagery, which, according to the website, is stored for 12 months.

The attached image outlines the specific limitations for updating a name on a Season Ticket—be sure to check if you meet the criteria before submitting a request.

If you're considering a #MUFC Season Ticket name change or have concerns about the compulsory ID check for renewal, there's now a section on the website addressing many common questions:

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Applications for Lyon vs #MUFC are now open and close on Monday at 8 am.

Everyone who applies with 5+ credits should be guaranteed a ticket should they apply.

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It’s pure, unapologetic, short-term greed.

The Premier League loves to show off its "world-class spectacle," and guess what? We, the fans, are a massive part of why their Product is so successful. So why the hell can’t they see that? Why aren’t they doing anything to protect us? Because they don’t care.

With all the attention on ticket pricing and the upcoming review of the £30 away ticket cap this summer, the big question is—will they keep it, or will it go up? I’d bet the clubs will push for an increase, and if they get their way, what does that really tell us about their priorities?

There needs to be far more pressure on the Premier League to take responsibility for protecting the fanbase. Right now, though, it feels like they don’t care—because their priority isn’t the fans; it’s their product's commercial value and global image.