TICKETS for Saints’ pre-season friendly vs SK Austria Klagenfurt at Worthersee Stadion are now on sale.

The St Mary’s side travel to Austria for their pre-season camp on Wednesday, July 13, and will play a friendly match versus the Bundesliga side.

The game will take place on Monday, July 18 (6:00PM) and you can now secure your ticket for the clash if you are looking at travelling across the continent.

Tickets are priced at £18 for an adult, £9 for over 65 and £4.50 for under-18. Tickets are each subject to a £1.50 booking fee.

The attached club statement reads: “Tickets can be purchased on our website, by phone (02381 780 780) or by visiting the Ticket Office at St Mary's.

“Tickets are non-transferable. All tickets for this fixture will be Print@Home tickets, which will be fulfilled closer to the time of the fixture.”

Hospitality is also available and is priced at €79 per person, which can be purchased directly from the SK Austria Klagenfurt website.

Saints are also scheduled to take on Champions League semi-finalists Villareal in their final pre-season match before the Premier League campaign gets underway.

They will welcome the ‘Yellow Submarine’ to St Mary’s on Saturday, July 30 (3PM). Tickets are also available for that match, while other friendlies will be announced in due course.

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