Haverfordwest County AFC have confirmed a full suite of matchday offerings for their Friday night Cymru Premier fixture against Caernarfon Town at Bridge Meadow Stadium. The club is aiming to boost supporter experience with a free hot meal, multiple food vendors and family entertainment.
Gates at the Dynamite Bridge Meadow Stadium on Bridge Meadow Lane will open at 6pm. Adult tickets are priced at £8, with concessions for over-65s at £5 and under-16s at £2. Supporters can buy digital tickets via the club's link and scan them using the Fanbase app or a confirmation email, or purchase at the turnstile using cash or card. Season ticket holders should have their passes ready for entry.
A free hot meal will be provided to all supporters between 6pm and 6.30pm, supported by Wales & West Utilities. This week’s offering is chicken curry and chips, served with bread, cheese, and fruit. Multiple vendors will be on site: Isabelle’s Coffee will serve coffee, cakes and açaí bowls near the entrance, D0gged will offer loaded hot dogs and street food in front of the Bluebirds Suite, and Kay’s Kitchen will operate a hatch behind the goal nearest the clubhouse, serving hot food, drinks and snacks throughout the night. The clubhouse itself opens at 6pm, offering drinks and snacks, and will stay open after the final whistle, though alcoholic drinks cannot be taken outside.
Pure West Radio will provide matchday entertainment from the west stand. The stadium naming rights partner, Dynamite Competitions, will sell raffle tickets in front of the garage from 6pm until half-time. Tickets are £2 per strip or £5 for three strips, with three prizes: third prize is £25, second prize is £50, and the first-prize winner will take part in a half-time crossbar challenge on the pitch for a chance to win £100 or a signed Haverfordwest County shirt. The official matchday programme will be sold for £2, with all proceeds going to the Haverfordwest County AFC Supporters Association. Ahead of kick-off, players from Herbrandston AFC Juniors will be involved in the matchday experience, the club’s mascots will walk out with the teams, and flag bearers will welcome the players onto the pitch.
The match comes as Haverfordwest County AFC sit 12th in the Premier League, having taken 10 points from their opening 12 games. Their recent form shows two wins in their last five outings, with the team looking to build momentum in front of their own fans.
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