Brentford's Carabao Cup ticket details for their trip to Reading have been confirmed, with sales starting this Thursday. The Premier League side will visit the Select Car Leasing Stadium on Tuesday, 15 September for an 8pm kick-off, as reported by Reading FC.
Brentford currently sit 5th in the Premier League with 4 points from their opening two games, following a win and a draw. They have scored 4 goals and conceded just one, leaving them 2 points behind leaders Manchester City. Thomas Frank's team face Sunderland at home this Friday before turning their attention to the cup.
When can fans buy tickets?
Season Ticket Holders and One Royal Subscribers get first access from 10am on Thursday, 3 September. General sale follows at 10am on Monday, 7 September. One Royal Lite membership, which costs £10 for the year, also provides priority ticket access. Plus and Elite Subscribers receive a full 100% ticket discount for this specific fixture.
All home tickets for Brentford supporters are reserved and seated in the Sir John Madejski Stand, Lower West Stand, and Eamonn Dolan Stand. Reading FC stated the headline: "Tickets on sale for Carabao Cup clash with Brentford this Thursday."
How much do tickets and parking cost?
Adult tickets are priced at £75, while child tickets cost £60. Hospitality boxes are available for £999 for new bookings, though existing box holders can secure one for £800. Parking at the Red Car Park costs £12 if purchased before midnight on matchday, rising to £15 afterwards. The Orange Accessible car park is £7 in advance, increasing to £12 after midnight, and requires a valid Blue Badge.
Who is unavailable for Brentford?
Brentford will be without several players for the cup tie. Currently sidelined are Antoni Milambo, Sepp van den Berg, Josh Dasilva, and Mathias Jensen. Their absence will test squad depth as the club competes on multiple fronts. Fans can check the latest team news on our injuries page.
This cup match offers a break from league action, where Brentford's next challenge after Sunderland is this cup trip to Berkshire. The full schedule for September is available on our fixtures list. Brentford's strong early-season form, with a +3 goal difference, provides a solid platform for a cup run. The team's next league fixture is at home to 11th-placed Sunderland on 5 September.
