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Newcastle United fans have been informed of safety measures ahead of travelling to Marseille.
United play their Champions League match in France on Tuesday 25 November.
This Newcastle United official announcement (see below) giving details to NUFC fans of the safety measures that will be in place.
The visit to Marseille will be Newcastle’s fifth Champions League game of the eight they will play in the Swiss League stage.
**Newcastle United official [announcement](https://www.newcastleunited.com/en/news/initial-information-for-supporters-travel-olympique-marseille) – 17 October 2025:**
_‘Newcastle United would like to share the following information with supporters ahead of ticket sales for our upcoming Champions League fixture against Olympique Marseille._
_Newcastle United have been made aware of a number of safety measures that will be put in place for our visit to Marseille._
_We wanted to share this initial information at the first possible opportunity to help supporters understand the measures in place and to plan their trip to Marseille. Please note, this information below may be subject to change and we will provide more detailed information in the build-up to the fixture and our visit to Olympique Marseille._
**_TRAVEL TO THE STADIUM_**
_Newcastle United supporters travelling to Marseille for matchday have been allocated a designated meeting point at Place de la Joliette. From this location, mandatory Metro travel will be required via Joliette Station to reach the stadium. No exemptions will be granted for supporters, except for wheelchair users. Wheelchair users will be contacted directly by Newcastle United following their ticket purchase to discuss suitable alternative arrangements._
_An official matchday ticket must be produced to gain access to the Metro to the stadium. These measures are imposed and delivered by the relevant local authorities in Marseille for supporter safety and security._
**_INSIDE THE STADIUM_**
_Supporters will be escorted from the Metro station to the stadium on foot, a short five-minute walk. The Stade Velodrome will have concessions available. Newcastle United have requested the sale of alcohol for this fixture in the away section._
**_FOLLOWING THE GAME AND LEAVING THE STADIUM_**
_Supporters will be held inside the stadium for a minimum of 40 minutes after the match. During this time, concession stalls and toilets will remain open. Supporters will then be escorted back to the Metro station and taken via Metro to the original meeting point at Place de la Joliette. Please note that this return journey may take significant time._
**_TICKETING_**
_Newcastle United are currently awaiting final ticket details from Olympique Marseille ahead of going on sale. Once we receive this information, we will communicate this with supporters and open the application window for this fixture._
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**Confirmed Newcastle United fixtures to 20 December 2025 (All of the Champions League matches will also be available to watch on TV in the UK):**
**Saturday 18 October** – Brighton v Newcastle (3pm)
**Tuesday 21 October:** Newcastle United vs Benfica (8pm)
**Saturday 25 October** – Newcastle v Fulham (3pm)
**Wednesday 29 October –** Newcastle v Spurs (8pm) ITV and Sky Sports
**Sunday 2 November –** West Ham v Newcastle (2pm) Sky Sports
**Wednesday 5 November:** Newcastle United vs Athletic Club Bilbao (8pm)
**Sunday 9 November –** Brentford v Newcastle (2pm) Sky Sports
**Saturday 22 November –** Newcastle v Man City (5.30pm) Sky Sports
**Tuesday 25 November:** Olympique Marseille vs Newcastle United (8pm)
**Saturday 29 November –** Everton v Newcastle (5.30pm) Sky Sports
**Tuesday 2 December –** Newcastle v Spurs (8.15pm) Sky Sports
**Saturday 6 December –** Newcastle v Burnley (3pm)
**Wednesday 10 December –** Bayer Leverkusen v Newcastle United (8pm)
**Sunday 14 December –** Sunderland v Newcastle (2pm) Sky Sports
**Saturday 20 December –** Newcastle v Chelsea (12.30pm) TNT Sports