22.01.2025Women

Women: Tickets for Essen home game and DFB Pokal quarter-final against Werder Bremen

Tickets are now on sale for the first two home games for the Bayer 04 Women in 2025. Tickets for the Bundesliga fixture against SGS Essen on Saturday, 8 February, and for the DFB Pokal quarter-final against Werder Bremen on Wednesday, 12 February, are on open sale. Read on for further information.

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The fixtures:

Google Pixel Women’s Bundesliga, Matchday 14: Saturday, 8 February, 12.00 CET: Bayer 04 vs SGS Essen
DFB Pokal quarter-final: Wednesday, 12 February, 18.30 CET: Bayer 04 vs Werder Bremen

Blocks at the Ulrich Haberland Stadium:

Seated block O1
Seated block O2
Seated block O1-VIP
Seated block G
Seated block W
Standing block STEH N
Standing block STEH S

Full-price Club members only pay the reduced price for all home games in the standing and seated areas:

Seated full-price member €7.00
Standing full-price member €5.00

VIP ticket includes the following:

VIP experience in the press bistro at the BayArena
Catering from one hour before kick-off to 90 minutes after the final whistle
Food and drink included
Watch the game from the stands

How to order: Online at the Ticket web shop

Distribution:

Tickets are exclusively sent out via email (print@home ticket and eTicket).
Match tickets do not count as tickets on the VRR/VRS public transport network.

The General ticket terms and conditions apply.

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