Direct trains leaving Plymouth before 11:15am and direct trains departing London Paddington after 18:00pm are reservation only with no exception.

Those who aren’t attending the match are advised to find alternative travel times or routes where possible.

Trains before and after the match:

Additional information for the days around the match can be found below:

• Saturday 1 April: Following the suspension of strike action, trains will run as normal on this day, allowing fans to travel early.
• The majority of trains on Sunday morning are fully reserved, passengers should travel on the Saturday if they do not have a reservation for the Sunday.
• A queuing system will be in place at both London Paddington and Plymouth, to help ensure the safety of customers.
• Passengers at Plymouth should allow extra time at the station for ticket checks
• Those travelling from Cornwall, there is only one train on Sunday morning from stations in Cornwall will arrive in time for kick-off. The only train back to Cornwall after the match leaves at 1803 which will not be useable should the match go to extra time.

Those looking to make a reservation for a train can do so at GWR.com. You will then be prompted to book a seat reservation, which is free. You can also book at a ticket office.

If you already have a ticket and need a reservation you can contact Great Western Railway on Twitter, Instagram, WhatsApp or Facebook Messenger. They can add a seat reservation for you when provided with proof of a purchased ticket, or again this can be done at a station.

Great Western Railway are advising that if trains become fully booked to travel before or after the 2nd April, travel on a service which is not reservation only or to start the journey at another station such as Bristol Parkway, Bristol Temple Meads or Weston-super-Mare.

Fans can travel to Wembley using the Bakerloo line, which runs directly from London Paddington or the Metropolitan line or Chiltern Railways.