Match Day FAQs: Hostplus SANFL League and Community Football

All SANFL Clubs hold SA Health approved COVID Management Plans for their venues, with all Clubs approved for attendance for over 4,000 patrons.

So all Members and supporters can get along to games!

Due to continued restrictions and SA Health requirements, currently spectators are still capped at 1000 people at community football matches (unless the venue has an approved COVID Management Plan allowing more).

Masks are not mandatory when attending outdoor events such as the football. However, masks still must be worn when inside public venues, which includes bars, restaurants, licenced club etc, unless you are eating or drinking.

Masks, however, are encouraged to be worn where spectators are unable to physically distance or in congested areas such as at entry gates, queuing at food/drink outlets etc.

Children under the age of 12 are not required to wear a mask.

There is no vaccination mandate in place for entry to SANFL venues for spectators. However, for any SANFL matches being played at Adelaide Oval (i.e. SANFL showdowns, Finals Series), it is a requirement to show proof of full COVID-19 vaccination upon entry to the venue (unless exempt from vaccination on medical grounds). ​​

Please note that SANFL has a vaccination policy in place for its staff and some of its competitions/programs. Community Football, which includes all affiliated leagues and SANFL Juniors, does not come under the SANFL Vaccination Policy.

SANFL strongly encourages everyone to get fully vaccinated.

No, you can choose to be seated or stand – including while eating and drinking.

Patrons are still encouraged to maintain physical distance from those not known to them.

We all have a part to play in keeping the community COVIDSafe:

• Stay home if you are feeling unwell, and seek testing if you have any COVID, cold or flu symptoms
• Wash your hands often and cover coughs and sneezes in your arm
• Use the COVIDSafe check-in QR Code or manual register when entering any indoor areas
• Follow the advice of all venue and club staff
• Maintain 1.5m physical distance from others not in your household or social group
• Wear a mask whenever inside public venues and when physical distancing isn’t possible

Yes. Full food and beverage services are available at SANFL venues on match day, ensuring an enjoyable day out at the footy. Check Club websites and Facebook pages for more information on what’s available.

Community football clubs also can sell food and beverage from bars and canteens (including barbecues).

Tickets for all SANFL games this season can be pre-purchased online at a discounted price:

Adults $16

Concession $10

Under 18s FREE

You can purchase online through the home club’s website, then just print this ticket or download it to your smartphone.

More information on the SANFL website here

Yes. If you haven’t pre-purchased online, tickets are on sale at the gate:

Adults $17

Concession $11

Under 18s FREE

More information on the SANFL website here

Yes. Ticket boxes at the gate will take cash, although card is the preferred payment.

No. COVID-19 check in is no longer required for outdoor activities. You will, however, need to check in if you enter any indoor areas at the venue (ie: bars, function rooms, changerooms etc).

Yes absolutely – you can have a kick and catch during the quarter and half-time breaks and after the game. Kick and Catch is only permitted in the 50m arcs at each end of the ground. Please remember to do the right thing and keep you distance from other patrons.

The Footy Budget is sold at every SANFL venue on match – at the gate and club merchandise stands – for $4.