Brighton Women v Aston Villa takes place at the Amex Stadium today, Sunday 20 September, with kick-off scheduled for 2pm.
The Women’s Super League fixture is the first of four Albion women’s matches due to be played at the Amex this season. It gives local supporters a Sunday afternoon opportunity to watch top-flight women’s football at the club’s main stadium.
Brighton Women v Aston Villa: kick-off and ticket prices
Brighton & Hove Albion’s official fixture information confirms the 2pm kick-off and lists the following ticket prices:
- Adults: £15
- Over-65s and under-21s: £11
- Under-18s: £8
- Under-10s: £6
- Family ticket for two adults and two under-18s: £36
- Groups of 10 or more: £9 per person
Anyone planning a late trip should check the club’s official ticketing page before setting off, because availability can change on matchday.
What supporters should know before travelling
The club says supporters may drink alcohol while watching the match from permitted seating areas. A dedicated alcohol-free section is available in E1A and part of E1B.
The Amex can become busy close to kick-off, so supporters should allow extra time for their journey and follow the latest information from their chosen transport operator. Falmer railway station is next to the stadium, while local bus services also serve the area.
The fixture follows a busy weekend for Albion at the Amex. The men’s side marked the club’s 125th anniversary with a 3-0 win over Arsenal on Saturday. Read our Brighton v Arsenal report for the result and local context.
A landmark Amex date for Albion Women
Although Albion Women have appeared at the stadium before, today’s match opens their planned four-game Amex programme for the 2026/27 WSL campaign. That makes it a useful fixture for families and supporters who want to experience women’s football at Brighton’s largest ground without Premier League ticket prices.
Full ticket details and any matchday updates should be checked directly through Brighton & Hove Albion.
Featured image: general football stadium photograph by Alex Simpson on Unsplash, used under the Unsplash Licence. The image is illustrative and was not taken at this fixture.
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