Southampton Spygate hearing set for Tuesday with final plans still subject to change | OneFootball

Southampton have reached the Championship play-off final after defeating Middlesbrough over two legs, but a separate disciplinary issue now looms. The club’s hearing over an alleged spying charge is scheduled for Tuesday before an independent commission.

The case will be heard with the EFL, and the outcome will depend on the evidence before the panel. The final remains set for a 16:30 BST kick-off, although the disciplinary process could yet alter arrangements.

Southampton published initial ticket details early on Thursday, then withdrew the information soon after.

Comprehensive guidance was issued again on Thursday evening. The club has 35,984 seats in the West Stand at Wembley, the same end used for the FA Cup semi-final against Manchester City and the 2024 Championship play-off final against Leeds United.

Uncertainty persists for Southampton and Hull supporters seeking clarity around the final’s logistics.

Preparations for the showpiece will continue regardless of Tuesday’s ruling, with one match standing between the Saints and a return to the Premier League.

Source: Sainstmarching.com