Brentford vs Nottingham Forest Biglietti

When and where Brentford play Nottingham Forest

Brentford welcome Nottingham Forest to the Gtech Community Stadium on Saturday 31 October 2026, with kick-off at 15:00 UK time. It is a 2026-27 Premier League fixture at a compact ground with a capacity of 17,250.

Brentford's stadium is one of the newer builds in the Premier League, and its steep, close stands keep supporters near the pitch on all four sides, which tends to sharpen the atmosphere for home fixtures like this one.

Comparing tickets for Brentford vs Nottingham Forest

With a capacity under 18,000, ticket availability for Brentford's home games can move quickly. Comparing listings across StubHub, Viagogo, Hellotickets, Football Ticket Net, Gigsberg and SportsEvents365 is a straightforward way to see the range of prices on offer for a given stand before deciding.

Brentford moved to the Gtech Community Stadium in 2020 after decades at Griffin Park, and the new ground was purpose-built for Premier League football, with all four stands close to the pitch. Since promotion, home tickets have been consistently sought after given the limited number of seats available.

Brentford's fixtures around this game

Brentford's schedule either side of hosting Forest includes an away trip to Aston Villa, a home game against Liverpool, a League Cup tie away at Sunderland, and Premier League trips to Hull City and Brighton.

Nottingham Forest's build-up

Forest have their own run of fixtures before this trip west, including a home game against Coventry City, an away day at Crystal Palace, and a home fixture against Arsenal. They also travel to Ipswich Town before facing Manchester City at the City Ground later in the run.

Forest's history includes back-to-back European Cup wins in 1979 and 1980, a period that remains a source of pride for supporters even decades on, and their return to sustained Premier League football has renewed attention on the club both at the City Ground and on the road.

Choosing a seat at the Gtech Community Stadium

• The West Stand is the home end and carries the most vocal support
• The South and North Stands run along the length of the pitch for a full view
• The East Stand typically houses away supporters
• Given the stadium's compact bowl, most seats offer a close view of play regardless of tier

Checking the specific stand on any listing is useful here, since Brentford's ground has sold out for a number of Premier League fixtures since opening, and availability in the busier stands can be limited. Fans unfamiliar with the stadium's layout may find it worth reviewing the seating plan attached to a listing, since the stands are set closer together than at some of the league's older, larger grounds.