The FC Barcelona women's first team face Real Madrid on Sunday 4 October at 7.00pm CEST in the week 6 2026/27 Liga F match. The game is a very special encounter for Pere Romeu's side and for the fans, as it will be the first to be played at the Spotify Camp Nou this season.

The club continues to promote sustainable mobility and accessibility for members, supporters' clubs and the general public. As private vehicles cannot access the stadium, FC Barcelona recommends travelling on foot or by public transport whenever possible.

With this in mind, the access arrangements have been designed to ensure that supporters can enter and leave the Stadium smoothly. The stadium gates will therefore open 90 minutes before kick-off, at 5.30pm, and all fans are advised to arrive in plenty of time.

Please note that there will be limited access around the Stadium from 9.00am to 2.00pm due to the charity run for cerebral palsy (En Marxa per la Paràlisi Cerebral).

Named tickets

Anyone who has purchased tickets for this game must have provided the name of the ticket holder no later than 24 hours before kick-off, at 7.00pm on Saturday 3 October. Otherwise, the ticket will not be sent and access to the seat will not be permitted.

Other important considerations

The pedestrian entrances are D-E-F-I-K-L-M-Q-V-W, accessible from Avinguda Joan XXIII, Travessera de les Corts and Carrer d'Arístides Maillol. The entrances for wheelchair users are F (gate 4) and V (gate 22).

Supporters should also bear in mind that there are no left-luggage facilities for personal belongings and that laptops, power banks and pushchairs are not permitted inside the stadium.

It is also advisable to have your ticket and identification ready to reduce waiting times. The club reserves the right to check the identity of those attending the game.

Consult the different sustainable transport options for getting to the stadium via this link: 

GETTING TO SPOTIFY CAMP NOU

Consult the accessibility information for Spotify Camp Nou via this link:

ACCESSIBILITY

 

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