Since joining Step 2 this is Brackley’s third Promotion Final following ties against FC Halifax in 2013 and Harrogate Town in 2018 and will see St James Park’s record attendance of over 3000. All tickets were snapped up in 48 hours.

Saints arrive in the final after eliminator wins against Gloucester City and Chester. Kidderminster finished the season in 6th place level on points with Brackley and as the form team with six successive league wins conceding only once. They win at Alfreton in the eliminator before emerging victorious at King’s Lynn Town in the semi-final.
The sides have met twice this season with Saints winning 2-0 in the home game in late August, Jimmy Armson and Wes York the scorers, and again at Aggborough in February through goals from Sam Smart and Callum Stead.

Speaking ahead of the game Gaz Dean said, “They are in a really good place. Russ [Penn] has done a really good job to get them into the play-offs. It is two teams entering the final in red hot form and it should lead to a good game. It is one we will look forward to.

The game is all ticket and sold out. There are no ticket sales on match-day. The game is segregated and supporters are asked to arrive in good time to avoid queues at the turnstiles where all supporters will be searched upon entry. There is no parking at the ground as all spaces have been allocated.

A club spokesperson said, “We remind all supporters that at St James Park there is zero tolerance of misconduct including discriminatory chanting of any kind, throwing of objects, entering the field of play at any time and carrying or using pyrotechnics of any kind. All of these are criminal acts. Action will be taken against anybody breaking the ground regulations. We look forward to an afternoon when all supporters can enjoy the game in the right atmosphere.”

PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS GAME IS SOLD OUT AND NO TICKETS WILL BE AVAILABLE ON THE DAY:

KICK-OFF: 3.30pm

Entry to turnstiles for both sets of supporters will open at 12:00pm.

ARRIVALS:
We advise that you arrive at St James Park as early as possible to avoid big queues.

Please bring ID with you as this may be checked as part of our admission.

Our security team will be conducting searches as per our ground regulations.
Please arrive early to allow extra time for the additional process.

Kidderminster Harriers supporters have been allocated the Cricket Club End of the stadium and will enter the ground via the turnstiles to the left as you enter the carpark.
Brackley Town supporters have been allocated the AGP end of the stadium and will enter via the turnstiles to the right.

We do not permit away fans in home areas of the stadium and take this opportunity to remind supporters that, whilst it is not a crime, it is against our stadium rules and will result in ejection from the stadium and possible further action.

FOOD & DRINK:
The Venue is open to home supporters only from 12pm and will be showing the Oxford City v St Albans City Vanarama National League South Promotion Final from 12.30pm.

There will be additional food & drink stalls in both the home and away areas.

No alcohol will be served in the away areas.

MATCHDAY PROGRAMME:
The National League North matchday programme will be available to buy around the ground. Priced at £4.

SUPPORTER SAFETY:
The safety of everyone in the stadium is of paramount importance to us.

We therefore ask that our supporters adhere to the ground regulations in place at St James Park, enjoy the game and do not to enter the playing area at any time.
We remind supporters that it is a criminal offence to enter the pitch and doing so, may result in a criminal record and stadium bans. It also creates a significant safety issue not only for themselves but for fellow supporters, Club players, staff and match officials.

Sunday will be a fantastic occasion for both sets of supporters and we’d like to thank fans for their support this season.

PLEASE STAY OFF THE PITCH:
After the match, both sets of players will want to show their appreciation to their supporters but won't be able to do this if supporters are on the pitch:

Please remember that it is a criminal offence to enter the pitch and doing so, may result in a criminal record and stadium bans.

Please stay off the pitch and show your support from the stands, we really appreciate it.

LIVE COMMENTARY & LIVE BROADCAST
The game will be broadcast live on BT Sport and BBC Radio Oxford/ Northampton will provide live commentary that can be picked up from the BBC Sports website. Consequently, the club will not be providing a commentary on this occasion as supporters unable to get to the game have a choice of ways of following the action, including the club Twitter feed.

CAR PARKING:
Due to building work at our overflow car park unfortunately there will be no car parking available at St James Park for this game.

There will also be no car parking at our neighbours at Brackley Cricket Club who also have a match so please be respectful and do not try to park there.