After the Government introduced its "Autumn and Winter Plan B" from 15 December, fans going to a Premier League match need to follow new matchday guidelines if they wish to get access inside the stadium.
If you are planning to show the NHS Pass on your smartphone, check you have saved it "offline" by downloading it or saving it in your Apple or Google Wallet.
This will avoid problems when trying to access it at the ground.
Off to a game this weekend?
— NHS (@NHSuk) December 17, 2021
Get prepared with your NHS COVID Pass; download a copy or save it to your device before you go.
To find out more about how to use the NHS COVID Pass visit ➡️ https://t.co/S4dMQVR289 pic.twitter.com/1EIJ2l8DXs
When heading to the match, we ask fans to wear a face covering in all indoor or busy areas on their journeys, including on public transport.
Fans should also follow good public-health behaviours on their journeys, such as washing their hands.
We suggest you look to gain entrance to the stadiums well before your traditional arrival times on matchdays.
This is to allow extra time for COVID spot-checks and to maximise safety outside the stadium while minimising disruption to the matchday experience.
Attending a match today? @IanWright0 is here with all the details of what fans need to do to safely attend a #PL match
— Premier League (@premierleague) December 26, 2021
Keep safe and enjoy the football pic.twitter.com/BR298fwcXM
Part 1: Before you go
Part 3: Entering the stadium
Part 4: At the match