Key Points
- Plymouth Argyle have released ticket details for their home EFL Trophy match against Crystal Palace Under-21s.
- Tom Cleverley’s side face the Eagles at Home Park at 7pm on Tuesday, 22 September 2026.
- General sale started at 10am BST on Thursday, 3 September 2026.
- Tickets in the St Luke’s Hospice Lyndhurst Road Stand (Blocks 10-13) and Kawasaki Barn Park End cost £10 for adults and £5 for all concession age groups and wheelchair users.
- Beacon Electrical Mayflower Lower hospitality packages cost £35 for adults and £25 for under-14s, which include a one-course hot fork meal, a drink, a padded seat, and a pre-match interview.
- Booking fees are set at 75p online, £1.50 in person or over the phone, and £1.80 for postage, while digital tickets have no booking fee.
Crystal Palace (South London News) September 3, 2026 —As detailed by the official Plymouth Argyle Communications Team, tickets for the midweek fixture entered general sale on Thursday, 3 September 2026, starting at 10:00am BST. The fixture itself is scheduled to take place at Home Park on Tuesday, 22 September 2026, with kick-off set for 7:00pm BST. Supporters wishing to secure their attendance can complete purchases online at any time via the official ticketing portal, argyletickets.com.
For fans preferring traditional channels, telephone sales are accessible by calling 01752 907700. In-person transactions are available directly at the Home Park Ticket Office during standard opening hours: 10:00am to 4:00pm Monday through Friday, and 10:00am to 2:00pm on Saturdays.
What are the full ticket pricing tiers and hospitality options at Home Park?
As outlined by the Plymouth Argyle Ticketing Office, standard general admission pricing across open home sections—specifically the St Luke’s Hospice Lyndhurst Road Stand (Blocks 10–13) and the guest section in the Kawasaki Barn Park End—has been set at a single uniform rate across age bands:
- Adults: £10
- Over-65: £5
- Under-23: £5
- Under-18: £5
- Under-14: £5
- Under-8: £5
- Wheelchair Adult: £10
- Wheelchair Over-65: £5
- Wheelchair Under-23: £5
- Wheelchair Under-18: £5
For supporters seeking an upgraded matchday package, all-inclusive entry is offered within the Beacon Electrical Mayflower Lower area, which provides access to The Far Post Club. These tickets are priced at £35 for adults and £25 for Under-14s. The Far Post Club package incorporates:
- A one-course hot fork meal
- One complimentary drink (choice of a small house wine, a pint of non-premium lager or cider, or a soft drink)
- A padded seat located in the Beacon Electrical Mayflower Lower stand
- An exclusive pre-match interview
Regarding transaction overheads, the club confirmed that online orders carry a 75p fee per ticket, while telephone and in-person transactions incur a £1.50 fee per ticket. Postal delivery carries an extra charge of £1.80 per booking, whereas digital tickets carry no additional surcharge.
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What is the background of this particular development?
This fixture forms part of Group E in the Southern Section of the 2026/27 EFL Trophy (commercially rebranded as the Vertu Trophy). As reported by Chris Errington of the Plymouth Herald, the draw grouped Tom Cleverley’s Argyle alongside Football League Two opposition Newport County and Swindon Town, as well as the Category One Academy side of Premier League club Crystal Palace.
The meeting on 22 September represents Plymouth Argyle’s opening fixture in this season’s group stage. Following this match, Argyle are scheduled to travel to Rodney Parade on 6 October to face Newport County, before finishing group stage play at Home Park on 10 November against Ian Holloway’s Swindon Town.
Historically, Plymouth Argyle and Crystal Palace U21s crossed paths in the same competition during the 2022/23 season, where Argyle earned a 1-0 win at Home Park. As noted by official Palace media officer Darren Powell, Academy sides in the competition play all group matches away from home, granting lower-league clubs full hosting hosting arrangements.
How can this development affect Plymouth Argyle supporters and the local community?
The structuring of ticket prices for this EFL Trophy clash offers a clear financial benefit for Plymouth Argyle’s local fanbase, particularly families and younger supporters. By establishing a flat £5 entry tariff across all junior and concessionary categories, the club lowers the cost barrier for attending midweek competitive football at Home Park.
For season ticket holders and regular matchgoers, the accessible pricing structure allows multi-generational attendance without the higher costs typically associated with EFL League One league fixtures. Furthermore, the availability of hospitality packages at £35 provides a low-cost entry point for local business sponsors and supporters seeking enhanced matchday services without committing to full seasonal hospitality rates.
