One London Weekend, Three Football Experiences: 28–29 November 2026
Two very different Saturday matches at the same time, plus a rare chance to buy Premier League tickets on general sale. Here’s how to plan a London football weekend on 28–29 November.
Football Finder Team
· 3 min read
Produced in collaboration with Soccer Trippers. Fixture and ticket details reviewed on 13 November 2026.
On Saturday 28 November, London offers two very different afternoons of football at the same time. At London Stadium, West Ham United host Stoke City in the Championship: two established English clubs in a huge modern stadium. Across the city at Champion Hill, Dulwich Hamlet play Stanway Rovers in the Isthmian Premier League: non-league football at a small community ground, for a fraction of the price.
Both kick off at 15:00, so choose one. Then on Sunday, Fulham v Bournemouth at Craven Cottage offers something rare: Premier League tickets on general sale in London.
The 28–29 November 2026 weekend at a glance
Match | Kick-off | Experience | Tickets |
West Ham United v Stoke City | Sat 28 Nov, 15:00 | Championship football in a huge modern stadium | Adults £30-£50 (general sale) |
Dulwich Hamlet v Stanway Rovers | Sat 28 Nov, 15:00 | Non-league football at a community ground | Adults £13, concessions £5.50, under-13s free with a paying adult |
Fulham v Bournemouth | Sun 29 Nov, 14:05 | Premier League beside the Thames | General sale from 11 Nov, up to four per person |
Find your fixtures with Football Finder
Your dates are fixed, but your match doesn’t have to be. Open the London weekend map to see every fixture across London on 28–29 November, compare stadium locations and spot alternatives you might not have considered. Each match page links to the teams, the venue and what’s nearby.
Saturday option 1: West Ham United v Stoke City, London Stadium
If you want the scale of a big English matchday, this is it. West Ham v Stoke City takes place at the former Olympic Stadium in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. West Ham’s official ticket page lists adult general-sale prices from £30 to £50, depending on seating category. If you’re travelling as a group, make sure you can sit together before anyone buys.
Getting there: Stratford is the main station, about a 20-minute walk from the ground (West Ham travel guide). Plan your pre-match food and drinks with our London Stadium nearby guide.
Saturday option 2: Dulwich Hamlet v Stanway Rovers, Champion Hill
For a completely different side of London football, Dulwich Hamlet v Stanway Rovers is non-league football with one of the capital’s most distinctive community clubs.
Tickets are £13 for adults and £5.50 for concessions (including 65+, 13 to 19 and students, with valid ID). Under-13s go free with a paying adult. Pay at the turnstile or buy online through the club’s fixtures and tickets page. Your ticket covers the whole ground, including the bar, and seating in the main stand is unreserved, so arrive early if you want a seat. If you need accessible arrangements, contact the club before you travel.
Getting there: East Dulwich station is about five minutes’ walk away, and Denmark Hill about ten (Dulwich Hamlet matchday FAQ).
Sunday: Fulham v Bournemouth, Craven Cottage
General-sale tickets for Premier League matches in London are hard to find. Most go to members and season ticket holders. For Fulham v Bournemouth, Fulham released any remaining tickets on general sale on 11 November, with up to four per person. If you want Premier League football on this trip, act quickly.
Our recommendation: the redeveloped Riverside Stand, with modern facilities and views over the Thames. Each ticket must be assigned to a named attendee with their own Fulham client reference, so set these up before you buy. Postcode restrictions apply to buyers from the Bournemouth area without booking history.
Getting there: Putney Bridge is the nearest Underground station, a 10 to 20-minute walk. Hammersmith is an alternative with a longer walk (Fulham travel guide). Find pubs and places to eat with our Craven Cottage nearby guide.
Two ways to plan the weekend
Option A: West Ham, then Fulham. Two contrasting professional matchdays: a modern stadium in east London on Saturday, a traditional riverside ground on Sunday.
Option B: Dulwich Hamlet, then Fulham. Non-league football and community atmosphere on Saturday, the Premier League on Sunday.
If you can’t get Fulham tickets, either Saturday match works on its own. Use the London weekend map to find another Sunday fixture.
Plan the rest of your trip
Secure your match tickets before booking non-refundable travel or accommodation. For a wider view of how tickets are sold at different clubs, the Soccer Trippers Ticket Access Index explains typical access patterns. It’s a guide, not live availability for these matches. Choose a base that works for both grounds, and check routes with TfL’s journey planner, especially if you’re flying home on Sunday.
Looking for more football weekends? Explore multi-match city breaks with Football Finder’s Football Trips, and organise the rest of your journey with the Soccer Trippers Trip Planner.
