Take a look through our Matchday Information pack below ahead of our first competitive home match of the 2023/24 season, as Salford City come to Deepdale for a 7.45pm kick-off.
The Gentry Bar
The Gentry Bar, located to the left of the ticket office on the Sir Tom Finney Stand, will open to supporters from 5pm. Full timings can be found below:
Doors open – 5pm
Fan zone closes – 7.30pm
Fan zone reopens – 9.30pm
Last orders – 10.15pm
Fan zone closes – 10.30pm
A full list of drinks available in The Gentry Bar can be found below:
Birra Moretti
Neck Oil
Strongbow
Wine, Bitter and Cider
Gentry Pale Ale
Dark Fruits Cider
Amstel
Soft Drinks
The installation of The Gentry Wall is well underway, however this will not be completed by Tuesday night’s match. As previously communicated, this will be ready for the opening home game of the Championship season on Saturday.
There will also be food available in the outside area of the fan zone, with a burger van and the Hot Potato Tram in attendance.
Preston North End Community and Education Trust’s football inflatable game will be up and running from 5pm, while the family room in the Sir Tom Finney Stand and gaming pods will open from 5.30pm.
Ticket Information
Tickets will be available to purchase right up until kick-off from the ticket office at Deepdale, while fans can also buy online from www.mypne.com.
Tickets are priced at just £10 for adults, £5 for concessions, and £1 for U11s for this fixture.
Being at the match is the only way to watch this fixture, with Carabao Cup matches not able to be streamed anywhere in the world.
Shuttle Bus
Due to logistical reasons, the Tyrers shuttle bus service will not be running for this fixture.
However, the service – which travels from Leyland through Bamber Bridge on its way to Deepdale – will once again be available for the 2023/24 season, with full details on this to be confirmed.
Multi-Faith Prayer Rooms
There are two multi-faith prayer rooms available for home supporters to use at Deepdale both before and during the game.
Supporters can find the Sir Tom Finney Stand multi-faith prayer room between the two block F entry points on the concourse, while another can be found between blocks E and F of the Invincibles Pavilion.
The prayer rooms will be open 90 minutes before kick-off through until full-time.
Reporting Abuse, Discrimination & Anti-Social Behaviour
Supporters who witness or hear any abuse, discrimination or anti-social behaviour while at Deepdale can report the incident using the club’s text service.
Fans can text 66777 and messages must start with ‘PNE’ followed by details of the incident. An example of how to use this service can be found below:
“PNE I’m in the Sir Tom Finney Stand, row 10, seat 34. Male sitting directly in front of me shouting racist abuse.”
All incidents can be reported to the club by email on enquiries@pne.com, but fans are strongly advised to use this text service at the time to allow these matters to be dealt with as quickly and efficiently as possible.
Refreshments Service For Disabled Supporters
Those supporters situated on the disabled platforms, and disabled fans on the front row of each stand, are able to place orders before the match for half-time.
Members of staff will come to these supporters to place orders which will be delivered shortly before half-time. Please note, this service excludes alcohol sales due to no alcoholic beverages being allowed inside the stadium bowl.
Please also be aware that, in a change to last season, only card payments can be made for our refreshments service for disabled supporters.