MATCH VENUE: ESTADIO MUNICIPAL DE BRAGA, BRAGA Capacity: 30,286
The official Rangers Supporters allocation will be located in sectors A9, A10, and A11 (The upper section of the stand shown above). Access is gained via entrances 1/3.
Access to the stadium can be slow and there will be ticket checks and searches carried out by stewards and/or police on entry to the stadium; to avoid last-minute queues get to the stadium in good time. It is advised that supporters look to arrive 2 hours before kick-off. We are likely to be held back for a period following the match.
Additional info:
TRAVELLING TO THE STADIUM:
PICKING UP YOUR TICKET:
Tickets will be available for collection from the location below on the day of the game from 10am until 4.30pm.
Address:
R. do Castelo, 4700-314 Braga, Portugal
Please note all tickets must be collected in person by the named owner and will only be given on presentation of either your Travel Club membership card or some form of official photographic ID (passport or driving licence). Travel Club points will not be awarded on tickets that are not collected.
If you have any questions regarding this contact travelclub@rangers.co.uk
RANGERS SUPPORTERS MEETING POINT: PRAÇA DA REPÚBLICA
The main square in Braga is the Praça da República and is close to the ticket collection point and is approximately 20 minutes’ walk from the stadium.
LOCAL INFORMATION:
OFFICIAL LANGUAGE(S)
Portuguese
CURRENCY
The currency is the Euro.
SAFETY AND SECURITY
Please refer to the information in the Foreign Travel Advice for this game:
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/sc-braga-v-rangers-fc-travel-advice
Local Laws
EMERGENCY CONTACTS
If you need to contact the emergency services in Portugal call 112.
The British Consulate can be called on 00 351 21 392 4000
MESSAGE TO SUPPORTERS:
Rangers takes this opportunity to remind supporters, especially those travelling to Portugal for the Europa League match against Braga, that they have a duty to represent the Club in the best possible way.
There must be no singing of songs, or behaviour which UEFA could deem unacceptable and the Club urges all our fans in Portugal to do everything possible to portray themselves and Rangers in the best possible light. Remember that UEFA has already imposed a sanction on Rangers so we must be vigilant and give them no cause to take further and more serious action against us.
The behaviour of our fans in recent times has been exemplary but it is important to maintain those standards at home and abroad. At all times we must be aware that whatever we do, both inside and outside the stadium today and tomorrow, our behaviour will come under the closest scrutiny.
Having said that, however, this fixture also provides another opportunity for Rangers to be showcased as a modern, all-inclusive Club. Let others fall foul of the authorities while we concentrate on supporting Steven Gerrard and his players in the correct way.
Be loud and be heard and hopefully celebrate a victory with the team at the end of the match but please, keep in mind that UEFA’s view of racism is wide-ranging, which means singing or behaviour that could bring much more serious repercussions for the Club must be avoided.
In the same way, the players are ambassadors for our Club so, too, are we, the supporters. So enjoy Braga, enjoy the game and together let’s promote Rangers positively. Let’s set higher standards and continue to demonstrate that Rangers is for Everyone, Anyone.