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Sunderland's Europa League campaign could not have started any better, with the Black Cats running out as 1-0 winners over AZ Alkmaar last week.
Next up for Sunderland is a trip to Portugal to face Torreense, a Portuguese side competing in the Europa League for the first time in their history, just like the Black Cats.
As Torreense compete in the second tier of Portuguese football, their home stadium isn't the biggest, with a capacity of just 2,431. To maximise their experience, their home Europa League matches are being played at the Estadio Dr Magalhaes Pessoa, which has a capacity of 29,160.
If you are looking for Torreense vs Sunderland tickets, here is everything you need to know.
Torreense vs Sunderland tickets: Key information
Torreense tickets
Torreense are still advertising tickets for the match against Sunderland on their official website. All remaining tickets are priced at €40, but are only available to Torreense members. To buy a ticket online, you must enter your Torreense membership number before selecting where in the stadium you would like to sit.
Sunderland tickets
Sunderland have been handed a bumper allocation of 3,990 tickets for the away match against Torreense. These tickets went on sale on Tuesday, 22 September, for Season Ticket Holders with 40+ Black Cats Points.
On Wednesday, 23 September, Season Ticket Holders with 30+ Black Cats Points were then invited to purchase tickets.
The next sales window will open on Monday, 28 September, for Season Ticket Holders with 20+ Black Cats Points, while Season Ticket Holders with 10+ Black Cats Points will be able to purchase tickets from Wednesday, 30 September.
Should any tickets remain after this point, Season Ticket Holders with 0+ Black Cats Points will be able to purchase tickets from Thursday, 1 October.
Sunderland's ticket prices for the match against Torreense are as follows:
- £18 – Block 4A
- £27 – Blocks 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D, 1E and 4D
Resale tickets
Another option for supporters is to use third-party resale websites to get tickets for Totreense vs Sunderland. Tickets are still being sold through official channels, so third-party websites could be a way to potentially snag a deal.
There are a few things you should be aware of before using these websites, though, which is why we have recently reviewed two of the biggest platforms out there. Check them both out below: