On Tuesday, 6 January 2026, Al Nasr host Sharjah in Dubai. Kickoff is 5:00pm at Al Maktoum Stadium, and play should finish near 7:00pm. The ground sits at Al Nasr Club, 10th Street, Oud Metha, Dubai. For queries, Al Nasr Club’s main line is +971 4 381 8666. Ticket details usually publish close to matchday, so check official updates.
Match context and matchday feel
This is an ADNOC Pro League fixture, so the pace stays serious from the first whistle. The UAE Pro League schedule lists it as a Tuesday evening game in Gameweek 12. Because Al Maktoum Stadium is Al Nasr’s home, you usually get a louder home end. Meanwhile, Sharjah travel well, so the away section can feel lively too. The atmosphere often suits mixed groups (family-friendly, couples, solo), especially in the early kickoff window. Arrive expecting a real league-night intensity, not a friendly pace.
Getting there and timing your arrival
If you drive, aim for Oud Metha well before 5:00pm, because queues build quickly. The closest Metro option is typically Oud Metha Metro Station on the Green Line, then a walk. Also, taxis and ride-hailing can drop you near the gates, but they slow down close to kickoff. If you come from Abu Dhabi, the E11 drive can stretch during late-afternoon traffic. If you come from Sharjah or Ajman, leave earlier than you think, because city entry can clog. Plan to be at Oud Metha by 4:15pm for smoother entry.
Tickets, pricing signals, and where to buy
When online sales open, UAE Pro League tickets often appear on PLATINUMLIST, including club match pages. On many recent league listings, single-match tickets start around approximately 20 AED, although categories can vary. If you plan several home games, Al Nasr season cards for 2025 to 2026 have been listed from about 250 AED. Many match pages also note child rules, and they commonly allow under-2s free with an adult. Still, each fixture can apply its own conditions, so confirm the final terms before paying. Treat every posted price as approximately, because matchday allocations can change.
Entry checks and stadium routine
Expect standard security checks at the gates, especially for bigger fixtures. In addition, several ticket pages warn that prohibited items get confiscated and won’t be returned. You can usually buy snacks and drinks inside, and short halftime queues move faster if you head out early. Because seats fill unevenly, arriving early also helps you settle without squeezing past rows. If you bring kids (family-friendly), keep them close near stairways and concourses. Avoid carrying restricted items, because security enforcement is strict.
Weather check for Tuesday 6 January 2026
Dubai’s forecast for Tuesday, 6 January 2026 shows hazy sun, with a high near 26°C. The low is forecast near 18°C, so the late minutes can feel cooler than expected. Also, haze can make the air feel a little dry, especially in open seating. Rain does not look like the main story in this outlook, but breezes can shift comfort quickly. If you sweat easily, a light layer you can remove works best. Bring a light jacket for the cooler post-sunset stretch.
WARNINGS AND TIPS CLOSING PARAGRAPH
For Tuesday, 6 January 2026, dress for a mild afternoon and a cooler evening, and keep water handy. Also, expect the heaviest traffic from about 4:00pm to 5:15pm around Oud Metha, then again after full-time. If parking looks tight, use the Green Line to Oud Metha Metro Station and continue on foot or by taxi. Ticket prices can change, so treat figures like approximately 20 AED as guidance only, and buy through PLATINUMLIST when available. If you need a quick confirmation before leaving, call Al Nasr Club on +971 4 381 8666 and ask about matchday entry. Arrive early and keep your ticket ready before you reach the turnstiles. According to notes gathered in the style used by the editor of www.few.ae, the calmest entry window is usually well before kickoff.
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