The Young Lions’ match against France under-21s in March will be the latest international fixture to be played at the King Power Stadium, according to the latest Leicester City news.
Leicester City’s King Power Stadium will host England Under-21s in March, according to ticket information released by the club.
The Young Lions will face France U21s at City’s home ground on Saturday, March 25 at 5 p.m. The game will help the team prepare for the UEFA European U21 Championships later this year.
The announcement comes just under five years after the King Power Stadium last hosted an England match, with the full England team hosting Switzerland in September 2018. Former City midfielder Ben Chilwell made his international debut in this game. City full-back Luke Thomas, who has eight England youth caps, could play in the game.
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City also hosted an England Under 21 game in October 2007, when the Young Lions faced Montenegro.
“We look forward to hosting such a prestigious fixture in Leicestershire and giving the people of our city the chance to see some of Europe’s most exciting young talent in action,” City Chief Executive Susan Whelan said on the club’s official website.
“We are grateful to the Football Association for giving us this opportunity to showcase our city and look forward to working with them to provide a world-class experience for both teams’ players, staff, and fans.”
The game’s ticket information has been released, with fans able to get an early bird price of £10 for adults and £5 for concessions until Thursday, February 9th. After the early bird deadline, City season ticket holders and members will also be able to purchase tickets for that price.
After the deadline, non-season ticket holders or members will pay £15 for adults and £7.50 for concessions. Full ticket information can be found here.
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