How to get tickets for Southampton vs Middlesbrough Championship playoff semi-final second leg

Southampton will face Middlesbrough in the Championship play-off semi-finals, with a place at Wembley Stadium now on the line.

Saints travel to the Riverside Stadium for the first leg on Saturday 9th May (12:30pm), before hosting the decisive second leg at St Mary's Stadium on Tuesday 12th May (8pm).

With a short turnaround between fixtures and huge demand expected, tickets are set to sell out quickly.

FootballGroundGuide provides all the key information on how to secure your seat at St Mary’s Stadium below.

Southampton vs Middlesbrough tickets, prices and key information

Club tickets

Southampton have confirmed full ticket details for the home leg of the play-off semi-final, with a structured sales window in place to prioritise Season Ticket holders and members.

Sales begin on Sunday 3rd May at 11am, with Season Ticket holders able to secure their usual seat during an exclusive priority window running until 11:59pm on Monday 4th May.

From Tuesday 5th May, any unclaimed seats will be released, allowing Season Ticket holders to select alternative seats before sales open to Members later that day.

A further priority window for additional tickets opens on Wednesday 6th May, before any remaining seats go on general sale from Thursday 7th May (9:30am), subject to availability.

All tickets are non-refundable, and no changes can be made once purchased.

Ticket prices

St Mary's Hospitality

Hospitality packages are available for the match, offering premium seating and matchday experiences at St Mary’s.

Packages typically start from £95 + VAT, with several options available:

• The Halo – £354 pp
• Executive Box – £334 pp
• 1885 Lounge – £330 pp
• Knightwood Lounge – £210 pp
• Markus Liebherr Lounge – £270 pp
• Staplewood Lounge – £234 pp
• Saints Bar Lounge – £114 pp

Fans can enquire by emailing [email protected] or calling 02380 727 768.

Resale tickets

Tickets for high-demand fixtures like a play-off semi-final often appear on unofficial resale platforms closer to kick-off.

Supporters should exercise caution when purchasing from third-party websites, as there is a risk of counterfeit tickets and significantly inflated prices.

While resale platforms can provide an alternative route into the stadium, fans are advised to prioritise official sales channels wherever possible.

Before using these sites, make sure to read our reviews of two of the biggest ticket resale platforms on the internet below:

• Livefootballtickets review
• Seatpick review

With a place in the Championship play-off final at stake, St Mary’s is expected to be at full capacity. Supporters eligible for early sales windows are strongly encouraged to act quickly to avoid missing out.