Watford FC - Tickets & Football packages

Football Tickets and football packages - Watford FC

Going to see a match with Watford is a good option when it comes to football travel. The proximity to the capital London also means that there is of course a lot to do besides playing football. For anyone who is looking to see Watford and maybe even see Elton John in the stands, just contact us. We always have the best tickets for Watford matches.

Further up the page you will find Watford's game schedule, click on the match and date that suits you to start sewing your football trip together. You can choose among our various football tickets and hotels in peace and quiet. We are happy to share our knowledge and expertise in football trips if you are unsure of the type of football ticket or hotel to choose. You are more than welcome to call us so we can sort out which football tickets and hotels are suitable for your football trip.

Experience London with your friends during your upcoming football trip! London has much more to offer than just football matches. Stroll along the South Bank and visit London's vintage shops or get an overview of the city through the London Eye Ferris Wheel. Dress up and try Afternoon Tea or head to the Harry Potter Museum. We at GO Sport Travel have lots of tips on things to do in London during your football trip.

Through advantageous agreements and contacts we can in addition to book your football ticket also pre-book Afternoon Tea, London Eye, Harry Potter Museum and much more!

Contact us today, and we will make your football trip to London. We will make your football trip a memory of a lifetime!

Watford FC - History

Watford F.C is a great club with a history dating back to 1881 when the club was founded by Henry Grover. The club, often called "The Hornets" because of its yellow-striped match shirt, is based a few miles northwest of London and plays its home games on classic Vicarage Road with room for just under 22,000 spectators.

The Hornets had (so far) their most successful period in the 1982/83 season when Watford finished second in the highest league after Liverpool. At the beginning of the 2000s, the club was close to bankruptcy but managed just through salary cuts and a semi-final in the FA Cup.

Perhaps best known is Watford for the singer Elton John for a number of years as chairman of the club's board. It was also during his time that the team advanced in a very impressive way between 1978 and 1983 from the then Division 4 to the Division 1, which at that time was the second highest division.