Last Updated: Thursday 24 September 2026 | 12:45 BST
Queens Park Rangers have sold their entire 3,001-ticket away allocation for their upcoming Championship fixture against West Ham United at London Stadium.
The London rivals meet on Friday 9 October in West Ham’s first fixture following the international break, with kick-off scheduled for 8pm BST.
QPR have confirmed that all 3,001 tickets allocated to travelling supporters have been purchased, meaning no further away tickets are available for the fixture.
The visiting club have also advised supporters without a valid ticket not to travel to London Stadium on matchday.
While QPR’s away allocation is now sold out, home tickets remain available through West Ham.
West Ham vs QPR Ticket Availability
West Ham opened general sale for the QPR fixture on 26 August, with home supporters still able to purchase remaining tickets across selected areas of London Stadium.
According to the official West Ham ticket information, the match is classed as a Category A fixture.
General-sale adult prices begin at £35 in Bands Five and Six and rise to £65 in the 1966 West section.
Under-18 tickets start from £15 in Bands Five and Six.
Supporters searching for West Ham vs QPR tickets can purchase them through the club’s official ticketing website or by telephone, subject to availability.
West Ham have also confirmed that ticket downloads and forwarding will become available from 11am BST on Friday 2 October.
West Ham Return to Action Against QPR
The fixture ends a lengthy break from Championship football for West Ham.
Nuno Espírito Santo’s side have not played since their 2-2 draw away at Millwall on 19 September.
Supporters unable to attend the QPR fixture can find the full broadcast information in our West Ham vs QPR TV channel and live stream guide.
Both sides will also have selection issues to manage before the game.
QPR defender Dennis Cirkin will miss the trip through suspension after an unsuccessful red-card appeal, with the full situation explained in our QPR suspension update.
West Ham will also be without Mohamadou Kanté, who is suspended following his red card against Millwall.
West Ham Players Away on International Duty
Before attention fully turns to QPR, several West Ham players are away representing their countries during the international break.
Our West Ham international break tracker follows every fixture, appearance, result and fitness development involving Nuno’s squad.
Supporters can also look further ahead using our West Ham next five fixtures guide and permanent fixtures and results page.
With QPR’s entire 3,001-ticket allocation now sold, attention will turn to how many home seats remain available as West Ham prepare for their first Championship match in almost three weeks.
