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We have spoken to Paul McGowan today (15.8.25) re the ticketing issues for the ECL home match on Thursday. 

MAIN STAND

He has confirmed that everyone in the Main stand who may be affected by seat displacement should have received an email. Where displacement occurs Paul confirmed that other seats in the main stand have been reserved and fans will be contacted and offered alternative seats once it is known how much of the allocation is being taken up.

Seats affected are as follows

Block F rows 15-19  seats 165 to 174 have definitely been allocated to UEFA and will be used by away team for family and others, some seats may come back to Palace and be available but for this match but they wont know until a couple of days before the game. 

Seats that may be affected and will know nearer to the time are 

Block F rows 11-14 seats 165-174 and rows 12-19 seats 148-162.

We would recommend purchasing your reserved seat if you can and working with the club to move later if necessary, that way you secure a seat, but see Paul's email below for the options.

The number of affected seats will increase as we progress in the competition because a higher number of seats have to be reserved for UEFA. That will also include some hospitality seats who will be displaced and will require alternative seating to be found as UEFA also require a level of hospitality seating as well

LOWER HOLMESDALE

The Holmesdale Fanatics are being moved to the front of Block E for Thursday's match and about 120 seats are involved.  People who have season tickets in those seats should have been contacted by email from the club to advise that alternative seats have been set aside for them.  We asked if it was possible fans could just simplify switch to rows further back into the vacated HF seats  in the same stand and Paul said yes and that other seats had been set aside in the Lower Holmesdale.

See below for info the email that I (Sandy) received from Paul last night, which is when you should have received yours.  We have advised Paul that some people have not received an email so may be unaware of what is happening.