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How to get tickets for Besiktas vs Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace travel to Istanbul to face Besiktas in the UEFA Europa League on Thursday, October 22, with supporters able to purchase tickets for the away fixture from Friday, October 2.

Last season’s Conference League winners have been allocated approximately 2,100 tickets for the match at Tupras Stadium, with all tickets priced at £25. 

Sales will be conducted in loyalty-point phases, initially giving priority to season-ticket holders and members with the highest points totals.

When is Besiktas vs Crystal Palace?

  • Date: Thursday, October 22, 2026
  • Kick-off: 8pm BST (10pm local time)
  • Competition: UEFA Europa League
  • Venue: Tupras Stadium, Istanbul
  • Away allocation: Approximately 2,100

How to get Crystal Palace tickets

Crystal Palace tickets go on sale at 10am BST on Friday, October 2, with the club operating seven sales phases. Each supporter can purchase one ticket per client reference number, and all phases are subject to availability.

The sales schedule is as follows:

Date and time (BST)Eligibility
Friday, October 2, 10amSeason-ticket holders and members with 11,500+ loyalty points
Friday, October 2, 12pmSeason-ticket holders and members with 9,000+ loyalty points
Friday, October 2, 2pmSeason-ticket holders and members with 7,000+ loyalty points
Friday, October 2, 4pmSeason-ticket holders and members with 5,000+ loyalty points
Monday, October 5, 10amSeason-ticket holders and members with 3,000+ loyalty points
Monday, October 5, 12pmSeason Ticket+ holders, with no loyalty-point requirement
Monday, October 5, 2pmSeason-ticket holders and members, with no loyalty-point requirement

Tickets are priced at £25 for all age bands and will be delivered as PDF print-at-home tickets. Seats are unreserved, but each ticket will display its allocated block. Supporters wishing to sit together are advised to purchase tickets in the same block where possible.

Tickets are strictly non-transferable, and Palace warn that unauthorised transfers could result in a ban from purchasing tickets for future European fixtures. Supporters who buy a ticket but do not attend may also face restrictions on future European purchases.

Any cancellation or refund request must be received by the club’s Box Office no later than 5.30pm BST on Monday, October 19.

How are Besiktas selling tickets?

Supporters looking to sit in the Besiktas sections should follow the club’s official ticketing announcements for information about availability, sale dates and purchasing requirements.

Besiktas use the Passo ticketing system for matches, so visiting supporters considering tickets in the home sections should check the club’s current instructions and any card or registration requirements before attempting to buy.

Crystal Palace fans are advised to purchase through their club’s away allocation rather than seeking seats in the home end.

Accessible tickets

Wheelchair users from Crystal Palace will be situated on the level below the away supporters, who will occupy blocks 404, 405 and 406 in the upper tier.

Supporters who require a seat throughout the match can request a Category 1 ticket in block 115 or 116. These seats are in the home section, and Palace colours are not permitted. Tickets cost £45, and supporters must call the Palace Box Office to purchase them. All personal assistant tickets must also be paid for.

Where to buy tickets

Crystal Palace supporters should use the club’s official website for away-ticket sales and Box Office information. Besiktas supporters and fans seeking information about home-end tickets should consult the official Besiktas website and its ticketing announcements.

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