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Muratti Tickets on now on sale

Thursday, 16 April 2026 at 10:27

Tickets are now available for both this year's men's and women's Muratti.

Jersey is hosting Guernsey in one of the most anticipated fixtures in the Channel Islands' football calendar.

Demand is expected to be high, with a maximum capacity at Jersey's Springfield Stadium of just under 2,000 spectators.

Last year, for the first time since 2001, Guernsey won both the Muratti finals.

READ: MURATTI 2025: Guernsey victorious at Victoria Park

The men will play on Saturday 16 May, kicking off at 12.30 pm.

The women will play on Saturday 23 May at Springfield Stadium, kicking off at 1.30 pm.

Jersey FA Chief Executive Officer, Tim Pryor, said:

“The Muratti remains, for so many of us, the pinnacle of football in the Channel Islands, with a proud history dating back well over a century."

Tickets are available to supporters of both teams on the Jersey FA Website.

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