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Ticket sales update

Friday, 1 May 2026

By KHFC Staff
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4,000 tickets have now been sold foe Saturday's play-off semi-final with Macclesfield.

As ever, online purchase is still by far the quickest and easiest way to get your ticket to the game, and you can do this via our online platform at any point up to 15 minutes after kick off.

Can’t purchase online? You can call our Ticket Office on 01562 823 931 during working hours, who will assist. Otherwise, we strongly advise purchasing in advance. Even if you’ve made a late decision to come the match, you can still get your ticket via your phone or tablet on the way, or even once you arrive.

Home fans: Please note, £5 is added for any ticket purchased in person at the box office on the day of the match. To avoid this, buy online, below, up to 15 minutes after kick off.

Away fans: See Macclesfield's website for sale details. Please note that no tickets are sold to away fans on match day at Aggborough. 

Also please be aware that all food outlets at Aggborough, as well as all sales points including the Ticket Office, Fan Zone, match programmes and The Harriers Arms, are cashless.

BUY TICKETS – HARRIERS V MACCLESFIELD PLAY-OFF SEMI-FINAL

PROGRAMMES

Saturday’s semi-final issue of The Harrier is already available to pre-order, the perfect way to ensure you don’t miss out with demand set to be big on Saturday. You can still pick one up from form sellers around the ground or in the Club Shop, but if you want to guarantee your copy or can’t make the match itself, you can still order a copy online. There’s FREE UK mainland delivery and the issue will drop on your doorstep in the day or two following the match.

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