Lincoln City’s Temporary Stand will become a dedicated home supporters’ area from the visit of Burnley on Saturday 24 October, following a review of arrangements at the ProAmpac Stadium.
The change means away supporters will once again be housed solely within the Stacey West Stand. Home fans will still likely get a couple of blocks in there, although the exact setup will all depend on the segregation.
Officially named the GRS Signs Stand, the Temporary Stand was added to the north-east corner of the ground ahead of the 2026/27 campaign. Originally designed to house away fans, its switch to a home fan area comes after a review of operating procedures during the opening four home league fixtures, which included input from the Safety Advisory Group.
The club haven’t gone into further detail about the review at this stage, but have confirmed that the revised arrangements will remain under review.
It is an early adjustment for a stand that has only been in use since the start of the season. For Imps supporters, the immediate difference is that tickets in that corner of the ground will now be available to home fans, while visiting supporters will be accommodated together in the Stacey West.
City have also stated their intention to maintain a home presence in the Stacey West after many conversations have been had about the positive impact fans behind both goals may have had already. The precise split will depend on the segregation arrangements, with further ticketing details set to show how that works in practice.
The new setup begins against Burnley on Saturday 24 October. Tickets for home supporters in the Temporary Stand will go on sale at 10am on Monday 12 October for Burnley, followed by 10am on Tuesday 13 October for Birmingham City.
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