Plymouth Argyle supporters will travel to face Leicester City in a Sky Bet League One fixture on Tuesday, 1 September. The match at King Power Stadium is Argyle's second away game of the season and will be broadcast live for those not making the journey, according to a guide published by pafc.co.uk.
Around 1,500 Argyle fans are expected to make the trip to Leicester, where their team will encounter a Foxes side sitting 21st in the table. Leicester City have taken just two points from their opening three games, with a record of zero wins, two draws, and one loss. Their recent form reads DLD, and they have scored two goals while conceding three, leaving them with a minus one goal difference. They currently trail league leaders Blackpool by five points.
How can fans follow the match?
For supporters not attending, the game will be live on Argyle TV and YouTube from 7.15pm. Charlie Price and Marc Edworthy will host the pre-match show from that time. "Bringing you all the team news, exclusive interviews, and thoughts from inside the camp," said Charlie Price. Live commentary will be provided by Rob McNichol, who will be joined by Ben Tozer for co-commentary. Kick-off at King Power Stadium is scheduled for 7.45pm.
What is the travel and parking information?
King Power Stadium is located at Filbert Way, Leicester, LE2 7FL. Leicester Train Station is approximately 1.2 miles away. Drivers should use the M1 and M69 interchange at Junction 21 for stadium access. Several bus services run from Leicester city centre to the ground, stopping on Aylestone Road. Three Park & Ride sites operate in Leicester from 7am until 7pm, Monday to Saturday. Parking at the Club’s Filbert Street car park can be purchased for £19 per car.
What are the stadium policies?
The King Power Stadium operates a cashless policy, with only card payments accepted at concourse kiosks. Bags larger than A4 size, defined as 30cm in height, 20cm in width, and 20cm in depth, are not permitted. Any item larger than 1000mm by 600mm must be flame retardant and have a fire safety certificate. The Foxes Fanstore is located at the corner of the North and West stands.
What accessibility services are available?
Visitors in Sections 19 and 20 will find accessible toilets with specific dimensions and features. Leicester City provides a range of disability services, including an audio descriptive service, hearing loops, sensory packs, and accessible catering. Supporters can contact the Club’s Disability Liaison Officer via email or phone. The LCFC Help team is available Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm, aiming to respond within eight business hours. On matchday, a text short code service (60066) is available for support.
Tickets for Argyle fans remain on sale online until 9am on Tuesday, 1 September. Following this match, Leicester City's next fixture is at home against Oxford United, who are 8th in the table, on Saturday, 5 September. You can view the full schedule on our fixtures page and check the latest standings.
