As the 2022 World Cup gets underway in Qatar, League Two leaders Leyton Orient are looking to make their two home games in December as financially accessible as possible for everyone.
Amid a cost of living crisis, the Bradford City home game on Saturday December 3 (12.30pm) sees the club offer ‘kids for a quid’, with all under-16s gaining entry for just £1.
Then, against Sutton United on December 17 (3pm), the popular ‘football for a fiver’ will return, when all tickets in the stadium will be just £5.
With the O’s riding high in League Two under head coach Richie Wellens, chief executive Mark Devlin has urged everyone to make sure they snap up their tickets as soon as possible.
“With costs rising across the capital, we wanted to capture the imagination of as many football fans as possible during this period,” said Devlin.
“With ordinary fans priced out of attending the World Cup, we wanted to ensure football remained affordable, which we have done with two fantastic ticket offers.
“These fixtures are a fantastic chance for football fans across London to come down and get a taste of Orient – whether they’re a season-ticket holder somewhere else, or its their first experience at a stadium.
“With the team playing so well, we expect tickets to continue to sell very quickly – so I encourage you to book yours quickly, for a memorable visit to East London.”
“Brisbane Road in situated in Leyton on the central line, just 15 minutes from central London and one stop from Stratford.
Tickets are available to purchase at these special prices now, via the Leyton Orient ticketing site, eticketing.com/leyton-orient
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