Bolton Wanderers open 'fan park' for Barnsley play-off second leg

Supporters will be able to watch the game in the Fan Zone and the Bolton Stadium Hotel’s Pure Bar.

The club was allocated just over 2,000 tickets for the trip to Oakwell, which sold out in a matter of minutes.

Ian Evatt’s men head to Yorkshire on level terms following Saturday’s 1-1 draw at the UniBol in the first leg on Saturday afternoon.

The Tykes went in front through Nicky Cadden’s low drive but Dion Charles scored an important equaliser just four minutes later after some good work by Randell Williams on the left flank.

Entry to the fan park is free of charge and are available on a first-come-first-served basis. There are 1,000 spaces in the Fan Zone and 200 in the Pure Bar.

The Pure Bar will open at 5pm and the Fan Zone will open an hour later. Supporters can book their tickets HERE.

A club statement read: “Wanderers will once again be opening the fan park across the club's Hotel Pure Bar and Fan Zone for this Friday's play off semi-final second leg against Barnsley.

“With the away allocation completely sold out at Oakwell, we're inviting supporters to join us at the Hotel Pure Bar and Fan Zone to cheer on the team.

“Entry to both the hotel and Fan Zone will be free of charge with tickets being available on a first-come-first-served basis. There is a capacity of 1000 people in the Fan Zone and 200 people in the Hotel Pure Bar.

“The Hotel Pure Bar will be open from 5pm and the Fan Zone will be open from 6pm. Please note that normal car parking charges will apply.”

Wanderers ran out 3-0 winners on the last trip to Oakwell in January after goals from Dion Charles, Jon Dadi Bodvarsson and Kyle Dempsey. The hosts played most of the game with 10 men after skipper Mads Andersen was given his marching orders.

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