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A detailed guide for all supporters travelling to Freiburg. Match Details & Timings - Fixture: SC Freiburg vs Motherwell FC - Date: Thursday, 27 August 2026 - Kick-Off: 18:45 local time (17:45 BST) - Venue: Europa-Park Stadion, Freiburg im Breisgau How to Follow the Game Tickets are on sale and you can buy yours by CLICKING HERE. | Sector & Category | Price | | N6 Standing | €15 | | N7 Standing | €15 | | N6 Wheelchair | €9 | | N7 Wheelchair | €9 | | N16 Seated | €20 | | N17 Seated | €20 | Getting to Freiburg - By Air: Most fans are flying into EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg (BSL), Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden (FKB), or Frankfurt (FRA). - Airport Transfers: FlixBus or local Deutsche Bahn (DB) trains connect Basel and Frankfurt directly to Freiburg Hauptbahnhof (Central Station). - Local Transit: Match tickets typically double as a KombiTicket, giving you free travel on local VAG trams and buses to the stadium on matchday. Europa-Park Stadion Guide - Away Section: Motherwell supporters will be housed in the South-East corner (Blocks K and N). - Getting to the Ground: Take Tram Line 4 from the city centre directly to the “Stadion” stop. - Payment Policy: The stadium operates on a cashless system for food and drinks. Bring a debit/credit card or use smartphone payment. - Key Regulation: Large bags and backpacks (bigger than A4 size) are not allowed inside. Storage drops are limited, so leave large bags at your hotel. Supporters Guide - The stadium and ticket offices open 2 hours before kick-off. - At the Europa-Park Stadium, payment is possible in cash or by card. - Next to the ticket office at entrance E4, there is a bag drop-off option. - Travel information to the stadium can be found here: [Anreise & Parken | SC Freiburg] - The stadium regulations can be found here: [Stadionordnung | SC Freiburg] Fan Gathering Points & City Highlights - Münsterplatz: The ultimate heartbeat of the old town. This grand cobblestone square surrounds the historic cathedral and is packed with cafes and traditional taverns like Ganter Brauereiausschank. - The Matchday Lunch: Visit the daily morning market on the square (07:30–13:30) to try a “Lange Rote”—Freiburg’s legendary 35cm-long grilled sausage served in a roll. - A group of Motherwell supporters are gathering at Münsterplatz from 2pm, and will walk to Freiburg HBF at 4:45pm. Supporters will then be getting trams to the stadium. - Augustinerplatz: Just a short walk from Münsterplatz, this lively central square is lined with local beer halls and is the primary spot for traveling fans to congregate. Try Feierling brewery around the corner for fresh house beer. - Schlossberg (Kanonenplatz): Walk up the hill overlooking the old town for incredible panoramic photos of the city, stadium, and the Black Forest before heading to the match. Emergency Contacts & Safety - General European Emergency Number: 112 (Call for Ambulance & Fire—free from any mobile phone, no SIM card required). - German Police (Polizei): 110 (Direct line for non-medical police emergencies). - British Embassy Berlin: +49 (0) 30 204570 (For urgent consular assistance, such as losing your passport. They offer 24/7 phone support for emergencies). - Medical Non-Emergency: 116 117 (German on-call medical service if you need a doctor but it is not a life-threatening emergency). Watch Live from UK The match is being broadcast live on Premier Sports. Weather Forecast It is to be dry all day on Thursday, with sunny intervals and light breezes. Temperatures will be around 30 degrees at kick off. Please Enjoy the Match Responsibly We want to remind all supporters that unacceptable conduct will not be tolerated. We ask all supporters to enjoy the match responsibly. In UEFA matches, UEFA’s Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body can issue and distribute a range of punishments against the football club, including fines, partial stadium bans, away ticket bans, etc. The club has been fined over €20,000 so far during our Conference League matches. These fines have been distributed due to crowd-related issues that have been flagged by UEFA. Just one supporter coming over the barrier at the front of the stand constitutes a pitch incursion, and the club will be sanctioned once again. We appeal to all our supporters to please adhere to all stadium guidelines to avoid further financial punishment for the club. The use of pyrotechnics, pitch incursions, throwing objects, use of laser pointers and any discriminatory behaviour can result in any individual receiving a club ban, a football banning order as well as harsher punishments. We encourage all supporters to get behind the team on what is a huge European night for the football club in a safe and responsible manner.