Reduced ticket prices for Halifax Panthers’ first game back as new board looks to get The Shay ‘bouncing’:

There will be 17 players “putting their heart and soul into getting a positive result” for Halifax Panthers this weekend, as the new board looks to get The Shay “bouncing.”

It was confirmed earlier this week that the RFL had granted membership to a new Halifax Panthers club who will take over participation in the 2026 Betfred Championship competition.

There will be 17 players “putting their heart and soul into getting a positive result” for Halifax Panthers this weekend, as the new board looks to get The Shay “bouncing.”Photo by Simon Hall.placeholder image
There will be 17 players “putting their heart and soul into getting a positive result” for Halifax Panthers this weekend, as the new board looks to get The Shay “bouncing.”Photo by Simon Hall.

The sensational news means that Fax’s first game back is a home fixture with top-of-the-table London Broncos this Sunday, March 8 (kick off 3pm).

And reduced ticket prices are in place as a “thank you” to the Panthers’ fans.

A spokesperson for the club said: “We have tried to line the financial load for this game as a thank you for the continued loyal support of the fans, and to encourage as many people as possible to come along and support the team.

“We want to try and get The Shay bouncing on Sunday.”

East Stand tickets are priced at: Adults £18; 16 to 24-year-olds £15; concessions £16; under 16s £5; and under 11s £2.

An East Stand family ticket, for two adults and two under 16s, is priced at £35.

South Stand tickets are priced at: Adults £15; 16 to 24-year-olds £10; concessions £12; under 16s £5; and under 11s £2.

A South Stand family ticket, for two adults and two under 16s, is priced at £30.

Fax, who will continue to be led by head coach Kyle Eastmond, will have a squad of 17 against the unbeaten Broncos.

The spokesperson added: “We are playing the strongest team in the league at a time when we can’t field our strongest team.

“We will be competitive but it will be a really difficult task. We have managed to turn a team out and have got 17 players who will be putting a heart and soul into getting a positive result for Halifax.”

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