Supporter Match Pack | Middlesbrough (H)

With a huge crowd expected, we urge supporters to arrive in good time to ease the process of entering the stadium on matchday. 

Supporters under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult (18+) whilst attending fixtures at the Toughsheet Community Stadium.*

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For full details on your day with us at the Toughsheet, we have complete guides for both home and visiting supporters: 

Home - Please click here

Away - Please click here

The Dreams 2 Reality Fan Zone opens three hours before kick-off at 5pm. Arriving early secures your spot and provides immediate access to the Happy Hour, which offers draught beers for a fantastic discounted price.

Inside the Fan Zone, you find three bars, including a Craft Ale Bar with premium beers. You choose from five food outlets: Namploy, Spice Valley, Fratellis, Northern Ivy Grill, and hot drinks/cakes from Backup. The zone also includes a game area and an enclosed football section for children.

Extend your matchday experience after the final whistle. The Fan Zone remains open for an hour after the match.

Express Madri bars on lower concourses with pre order for a half time option.

Madri Atlantic pale ale and Carrs pasty booths throughout the stadium with fast pour beer dispense

Bean to cup coffee available at coffee carts

Alcohol free beer and vegan pasties available 

The Hub, located next to our Club Shop and Ticket Office at the Toughsheet Community Stadium, will once again be open this season and on Saturday afternoon against Preston.

The Wellbeing Hub operates from 5pm. It is the perfect spot for families, offering games and refreshments in a relaxed environment before the match begins.

Our Club Shop will be open ahead of kick-off on Friday for Wanderers fans to get kitted out ahead of the clash with Middlesbrough.

The Ticket Office is open from 9:00 AM until 8PM.

The Club Shop is open from 9:00am until 8PM and then for 30 minutes after the game.

Make a day of it at Bolton Stadium Hotel on Friday evening!

For a premium pre-match brunch or drink, the Bolton Stadium Hotel bar is open to home fans.

Season Ticket Holders receive a 10% discount on all food and drink purchases at the hotel bar. Please ensure you have your match ticket or season card ready to show on entry.

The hotel is open to residents only after the game.

Our matchday programme ‘The Wanderer’ is back for 2026/27!

The perfect-bound publication contains a number of exciting, exclusive features and content for supporters to enjoy for the clash with Middlesbrough.

With the cover price available at £4, ‘The Wanderer’ offers great value with the programme available to buy in all the usual places on Friday.

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At just £1 per ticket, Wanderers fans have two chances per ticket to win a £650 cash prize of the minute and second the first goal is scored at every BWFC home league game.

Available to purchase outside the Club Shop, Dreams 2 Reality Fan Zone, Bolton Stadium Hotel and throughout the Lower Concourse at the Toughsheet.

Good luck!

For 2026/27 - for supporters based in the UK, Ireland and Nordic regions - Wanderers TV is no longer be able to provide live video streaming services to anyone based domestically – for any fixture. 

A specific audio match passes will be available for Friday's game, as well as part of a monthly/annual pass to the club's TV channel. 

Friday's match between Wanderers and Middlesbrough at the Toughsheet Community Stadium will only be available to watch on Wanderers TV in selected countries.

With the game being selected for Sky Sports broadcast and international broadcast, the game will be unavailable in various countries and territories.

This also means that overseas monthly and season pass holders will not be able to access a stream unless they live in a country where the game is permitted to be broadcast on Wanderers' website or app.

A full list of countries where the match can be streamed via Wanderers TV is outlined below. If you are located in a country which is NOT on the below list, unfortunately it is not being shown on Wanderers TV.

Counties in which Wanderers TV broadcast is available:

• Czech Republic
• Slovakia
• Cyprus
• Israel
• South Korea
• Portugal
• Malaysia
• Socotra
• South Africa
• American Samoa
• Belarus
• Belgium
• Brunei
• Cambodia
• Christmas Island
• Cocos (Keeling) Islands
• Cook Islands
• East Timor
• Faroe Islands
• Fiji
• Gibraltar
• Guam
• Kiribati
• Laos
• Macau
• Marshall Islands
• Micronesia
• Mongolia
• Myanmar
• Nauru
• Niue
• Norfolk Island
• North Korea
• Northern Mariana Islands
• Palau
• Papua New Guinea
• Philippines
• Pitcairn Islands
• Poland
• Romania
• Samoa
• Solomon Islands
• Spain
• Tahiti (French Polynesia)
• Taiwan
• Tokelau
• Tonga
• Tuvalu
• Vanuatu
• Vietnam
• Wallis & Futuna
• Western Samoa (Samoa)

Live audio commentary will be available, with fans based in the UK & Ireland and across the world able to purchase live audio commentary passes by clicking here.

Prices are as follows:

• Middlesbrough live audio match pass - £2.50
• Middlesbrough live video match pass (INTERNATIONAL ONLY) - £10
• Wanderers TV monthly subscription (that includes live audio commentary of games during that month but no video streaming) - £5
• Wanderers TV annual subscription (that includes live audio commentary of all eligible games during the season but no video streaming) - £50

Click below for full details on subscriptions available to supporters based both domestically and internationally:

See Available Subscriptions Here

Supporters are reminded of the ANPR car parking system in place at the Toughsheet Community Stadium, so please remember to pay for your parking either at the machines in the car parks or online.

Supporters are encouraged to utilise www.parkgood2go.com for match day payments.

The portal allows users to register their number plate and payment details and once registered, the ANPR cameras will recognise the number plate as the vehicle enters into the stadium car park and payment will automatically be taken.

Please be aware of local residents and park responsibly, using official Club car parks.

This is a family club - grandparents, parents and children together - and it stays that way because of how the overwhelming majority of you carry yourselves.

All we ask is that you tell us the moment the very small minority try to spoil it. That is what One Wanderers Family is for. Text or WhatsApp 07542 850 902 with the block, row and seat number if you can, speak to your nearest steward, or report it here through the club website. Discrimination of any kind can also be reported directly to Kick It Out. Every report is treated in strict confidence and every report is acted on.

See It. Report It. Stop It. Love Football, Protect The Game.

A reminder on pyros

A flare burns hot enough to take skin off. It goes off in a stand where children, older supporters and people who cannot breathe easily are sitting shoulder to shoulder with it and they have nowhere to go.

They are also illegal inside a football ground. Anyone caught with one faces arrest, a club ban and a football banning order. Where an incident meets the threshold for criminal action, the club will pursue it alongside Greater Manchester Police, without exception.

The same applies on the trains, where a single device takes a service out of use and strands hundreds of Wanderers who did nothing wrong.

Your match day experience is important to Bolton Wanderers Football Club. Our aim is to deliver access and inclusion for all.

Disabilities are wide-ranging and not always visible; the emphasis on removing barriers to ensure accessibility to services and facilities has changed the focus to enable you, where possible, to come to a match independently here at the Toughsheet Community Stadium.

Should you have any further questions, please contact Daniel Scott, Disability Liaison Officer by calling 01204 328 888 or email dscott@bwfc.co.uk. 

For full details on accessibility at the Toughsheet Community Stadium on matchdays, please click here.

The official matchday bus service is in operation for this league fixture. Please note that standard timetables apply to ensure you reach the stadium safely for kick-off.

We will have the Sink Your Shot half-time game. There will be two brave contestants talking part in the “Boss Your Bathroom Challenge”!

Now think of this as footballs twist on curling or bowls, whichever you fancy. The rules are simple:  the contestants will each take turns to kick the ball onto the plughole cover. The goal? To get as close as possible!

Whoever’s ball is closest to the middle after all 3 shots, wins either a signed BWFC shirt or ball or you can risk it all for an additional shot with the chance to win a £2,500 bathroom voucher.

Bolton Wanderers is proud to support the EFL's Together Against Racism campaign, taking place from 16-26 October 2026 with the Club marking the campaign during its fixture against Middlesbrough on Friday 23rd October.

Wanderers' players will players will warm up in dedicated t-shirts supporting the campaign ahead of the Sky Bet Championship clash, live on TV.

The campaign unites the EFL and all 72 Clubs in challenging racism wherever it occurs and reinforces the message that racism has no place in football, online or within our communities.  

At Wanderers, we remain committed to creating an environment where everyone feels welcome, valued and able to enjoy football free from racism and all forms of discrimination.

A key focus of this season's Together Against Racism campaign is encouraging supporters to report racism directly to Clubs as soon as it happens. Evidence from across the EFL shows that early reporting gives Clubs, stewards and authorities the best opportunity to identify offenders and take action.  

Last season, 63% of live racism incidents reported directly to Clubs resulted in an individual being identified and action being taken, making direct reports more than twice as effective as incidents reported after a match. Almost nine in every 10 successful identifications came from reports made directly to Clubs on matchday.  

Paul Holliday, Group Head of Communications and Marketing, said: 

"Everyone at Wanderers is proud to support Together Against Racism and stand alongside Clubs across the EFL in sending a clear message that racism will not be tolerated.

The strength and power of football lies in its ability to unite people and create a sense of belonging but that can only happen when everyone feels respected and welcome. Reporting incidents of racism plays an important role in helping us achieve that. 

If you witness racism, we urge you to report it immediately through the Club’s reporting channels or to a steward.  Your report can make a real difference, helping us investigate concerns, take appropriate action and create a better matchday experience for all our supporters."

If you do see any behaviour that needs reporting, there are multiple ways to do so: 

• Text: 07542 850902 (please include block, row, and seat number where possible).
• Email: safeguarding@bwfc.co.uk
• In-Stadium: Alert your nearest steward immediately. All reports will be treated with the strictest confidence.

For other ways of reporting racist or discriminatory behaviour, please use: https://www.kickitout.org/report or https://www.efl.com/inclusion/report-discrimination

Together, we can ensure football remains a place where everyone belongs.