Durham Women v Sunderland | Ticket Details

The Blues face the Black Cats on Sunday 11th January (12pm kick-off) in the first Barclays Women’s Super League 2 game following the winter break.

This game will be included in our 2025/26 Half Season Tickets – CLICK HERE to find out more about the incredible savings on offer and to get yours!

Tickets are already selling quickly, so make sure you don’t miss out…

Match Details

  • Durham v Sunderland
  • Sunday 11th January
  • 12pm kick-off
  • Maiden Castle, DH1 3SE

Ticket Details

Tickets for the game are on sale now at the following rates:

  • Adult – £12
  • Student – £8
  • Under 16 – £6

We strongly encourage supporters to book online where possible.

Tickets can be purchased online HERE.

All seating is allocated on a first come, first served basis – except for those marked as reserved for VIPs and Premium Season Ticket Holders.

Wheelchair Bays

There are a limited number of Wheelchair Bays available to book.

If you require a Wheelchair Bay, please ensure you select this option when booking.

How To Purchase Tickets

  • Tickets can only be purchased via Durham Women’s online ticketing platform. This is the case for both home and away supporters.
  • Tickets can be accessed from 6pm on Wednesday 26th November on our ticketing site – CLICK HERE for the page where tickets will go on sale at this time.
  • Please do not contact anyone offering tickets via social media – as there are a number of scammers who operate around popular events such as these.

Sunderland – Away Fan Tickets

  • Fans of both clubs can purchase from Durham Women during the General Sale period as there is no segregation or dedicated away end in place for this game.
  • Ticket prices are the same for home and away fans.

Season Tickets & Half Season Tickets

Questions

  • If you have any questions regarding tickets that are not answered here, please contact mark.donnelly@durhamwfc.co.uk.


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