Barnet FC moves York City match to 27 October, tickets still valid
The game will be held at The Hive in Edgware and supporters must request refunds by 17:00 on 26 October if they cannot attend.
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Barnet Football Club announced that the postponed home encounter with York City will be played on Tuesday 27 October. Kick‑off is scheduled for 19:45 and the venue remains The Hive, the club’s ground in Edgware. The change follows a postponement earlier in the season, although the reason for the original delay was not disclosed.
Supporters who bought tickets for the original fixture do not need to take any action; their tickets will be honoured on the new date. The club confirmed that the ticket barcodes will be recognised by the turnstiles on 27 October, eliminating the need for re‑issuing or exchanging tickets.
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The Edgware match on Tuesday costs £28 for adults and could see the Bees progress in the competition, according to Barnet FC
Refund process for fans unable to attend
Fans who cannot travel to Edgware for the rescheduled match may apply for a refund. The club asks that requests be submitted through the online ticketing account before the deadline of 17:00 on Monday 26 October. Once a request is logged, the system will handle the refund automatically, and no further email or phone contact is required unless there is a technical problem.
“We look forward to welcoming you to The Hive, home of Barnet FC.”
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The club reminded supporters that any issues with the refund link should be directed to tellus@barnetfc.com. It also noted that the revised schedule allows the club to finalise match‑day arrangements, including staffing, security and catering, ensuring a smooth experience for attendees on 27 October.
Residents of Edgware and surrounding Barnet neighbourhoods can expect the usual traffic and parking pressures associated with a Saturday evening fixture, although the Tuesday date may reduce congestion. Public transport operators have been informed and will maintain regular service levels on the match day.
Questions this report answers
+When is the rescheduled York City match?
The game will be played on Tuesday 27 October with a 19:45 kick‑off at The Hive in Edgware. This date replaces the previously postponed fixture and is the confirmed date for both clubs and ticket holders.
+Are my existing tickets still good for the new date?
Yes, tickets bought for the original fixture remain valid for the 27 October match. The club will recognise the same ticket numbers at the turnstiles, so supporters need not obtain new tickets.
+How can I get a refund if I cannot attend?
Supporters must log into their ticketing account and submit a refund request before 17:00 on Monday 26 October. The system will process refunds automatically, and the club will not contact the requester unless there is a problem with the submission.
+What happens after I submit a refund request?
Once a request is logged, the club’s automated system will issue the refund without further action from the supporter. Any technical issues should be emailed to tellus@barnetfc.com, where the club will provide assistance.
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