The Solihull Moors have announced the acquisition of defender Tyrell Warren and set out full match-day arrangements for their upcoming game against Burton Albion. The club published the details as part of a wider update to supporters, covering tickets, access times, hospitality and parking.
Signing strengthens defensive options
The addition of Tyrell Warren provides the Moors with a fresh option at the back ahead of the competitive season. The club's statement was released on 24 July 2026 and accompanies practical guidance for fans attending the fixture. No further contractual details were supplied in the announcement.
Tickets and entry: what supporters need to know
The club emphasised that season tickets are not valid for this particular fixture. Supporters are therefore required to purchase individual match tickets for entry.
- Box office and turnstiles: box office opens at 17:30 and turnstiles at 17:30 for both home and away supporters.
- Car park access: car park opens at 17:00.
- Hospitality: hospitality and executive doors open at 17:30.
- Bars and food: main bar and Trevor Stevens Bar available from 17:30; hot food available in the old reception area.
Safeguarding and junior supporters
The club has reiterated its safeguarding policy for younger fans. Those aged 14 and under must be accompanied by a full-paying adult on the day of the match; failure to do so may lead to refusal of entry. The club noted this is a safeguarding requirement rather than a ticketing convenience.
Parking and travel arrangements
Supporters were warned against parking on the Damson Parkway dual carriageway, which is a red route where parking is strictly prohibited and will attract penalty tickets. The club asks fans to use the NCP Car Park and to plan journeys in advance. If supporters forget to pay for parking, there is an option to pay within 24 hours via Post Pay, though the original tariff will still apply.
| Facility | Opening time |
|---|---|
| Car park | 17:00 |
| Box office | 17:30 |
| Turnstiles | 17:30 |
| Hospitality doors | 17:30 |
Coaches serving supporters have been asked to drop passengers at the NCP parking point rather than on the red route. The club advised that the decision to disembark on the red route rests with the coach driver, but fans will then be required to walk from the NCP Car Park if necessary.
For fans planning to attend, the club's guidance provides clarity on practical arrangements and safeguards that aim to ensure an orderly match-day experience. Supporters seeking further information or wishing to purchase tickets were directed to the club's official channels.
