Saints reveal details of £5 livestream for friendly match with Eastleigh
SAINTS have revealed details of their paid livestream for Saturday's first friendly match of the 2025/26 pre-season, at National League Eastleigh.
Supporters can watch the first match of the Will Still era live on Saints Play, as Saints and their non-league neighbours kick-off at 3pm on July 12.
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Fans not at Silverlake Stadium can see Still's side in action for the first time this season, with the club revealing Saints Play passes are available for £5.
The stream will start shortly before kick-off at 3pm as Saints begin their pre-season preparations - with two more friendlies scheduled.
Tickets to attend the match at the home of the Spitfires were priced at £17.50 for adults, £12.50 for concessions and £7.50 for under-16s.
Saints also visited Eastleigh ahead of their Premier League campaign last summer, winning the match 7-1 under former boss Russell Martin.
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