Motherwell away tickets on sale for Havnar Bóltfelag second leg
Motherwell FC has opened online sales for away tickets to the UEFA Conference League second leg against Havnar Bóltfelag. The tie kicks off at 6pm on Thursday 30 July at Tórsvøllur in the Faroe Islands. Adult tickets cost 160 dkk (about £18.50) and children's tickets are 58 dkk (about £6.70). Motherwell supporters should buy in block 101 first.
Key Takeaways
- Second-leg tickets for Motherwell's Conference League tie at Havnar Bóltfelag went on sale on 29 June 2026.
- The match is on Thursday 30 July at 6pm at Tórsvøllur, the Faroe Islands national stadium.
- Away tickets cost 160 dkk for adults and 58 dkk for children, with block 101 allocated to Motherwell fans first.
- First-leg tickets for Fir Park on 23 July remain on sale, with season ticket holders able to reserve seats until 21 July.
- More than 4,000 Motherwell season tickets have already been sold ahead of the 2026/27 campaign.
When is the Havnar Bóltfelag second leg and where is it played?
Motherwell confirmed match details on 22 June for its UEFA Conference League second qualifying round tie against Havnar Bóltfelag of the Faroe Islands. The first leg is at Fir Park on Thursday 23 July with a 7:45pm kick-off. The return leg follows one week later on Thursday 30 July at Tórsvøllur in Tórshavn, with kick-off at 6pm.
The Steelmen were drawn to host the first leg after the second-round draw on 17 June. Motherwell had urged fans not to book travel until UEFA confirmed venues, and those details are now set. The club said allocation numbers for away tickets in Tórshavn would be communicated once confirmed.
How much do Motherwell away tickets cost?
According to Motherwell Football Club, second-leg prices are 160 dkk for adults, roughly £18.50, and 58 dkk for children, roughly £6.70. Motherwell supporters are asked to start purchasing in block 101. When that section sells out, block 102 will open.
First-leg tickets at Fir Park are also available. Season ticket holders pay £18 for adults, £13 for concessions, and £5 for children aged 12 and under. Non-season ticket holders pay £20, £15, and £7 respectively. Season ticket holders have until Tuesday 21 July at 5pm to purchase their own seat for the home leg.
Where can supporters buy tickets for both legs?
Both legs are sold through online ticketing. Motherwell's official announcement directs fans to buy second-leg tickets via the club's linked purchase page. Home-leg tickets are available through the club's e-ticketing platform, as noted by supporter site Motherwell MAD.
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What else should Motherwell fans know before booking?
Motherwell MAD reports that more than 4,000 season tickets have already been sold, with the club targeting 5,000 before Falkirk visit for the first home league game. The UEFA Conference League third qualifying round draw takes place on 20 July, one day before the first leg against Havnar Bóltfelag.
Before the European ties, Alfred Johansson's squad travels to Denmark for a training camp ending with a friendly against AGF Aarhus on 5 July. K.R.C. Genk visit Fir Park for a pre-season friendly on 17 July. Fans planning the full summer schedule should secure Conference League tickets early, especially for the limited away allocation in the Faroe Islands.