The first of our festive double header, we’re inviting the whole community to join us for a hugely important league match, and a festive family day where all U18s go FREE.

Doors open at 10am for breakfast, get down to St James Park early and start your Christmas celebrations with us.

There will also be 200 FREE Santa Hats given out on a first-come first-served basis.

Our 12pm Sunday kick-off is the perfect chance for families, young supporters, and fans across the town to enjoy an affordable festive football outing together. Whether you're bringing the kids for their first ever match or you're a regular Saint, everyones invited to pack out St James Park.

TICKET PRICES
Adults: £15
Concessions: £10
U18s: FREE

*Concessions are 65+, Students, NHS, Police, Fire and Armed Forces
**All Under 14s must be accompanied by a full paying adult.

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FACILITIES & REFRESHMENTS
The Venue is open to HOME supporters only from 10am.

What’s happening on the day?
• Breakfast available from 10am
• Kids go FREE – bring the whole family!
• DJ playing festive music before kick-off and after full-time
• Stay behind after the game for our post-match Festive Celebration

MATCHDAY PROGRAMME:
Our award-winning match-day programme, "SAINTS', will be available to purchase for £4 from our programme sellers around the ground, the ticket office, club shop and the bar inside The Venue.

LIVE COMMENTARY AND UPDATES
If you cannot get to the game, our media team will be providing full match commentary from 11:30am, this is available on Mixlr and 3Bs Radio.

Updates will also be on our Twitter feed. BBC Oxford and BBC Northampton will carry live pre-match, half-time and full-time reports.

CAR PARKING:
The car park at St James Park is limited and spaces cost £3.50 per car. Cash or Card taken.
Please note that car park spaces cannot be reserved and are on a first-come-first-served basis.
Car park season tickets are also on sale now at a cost of £50 - BUY HERE:

DISABLED SUPPORTERS:
There are a limited number of Blue Badge spaces at St James Park.
If you would like to reserve a space, please email Mike at mike@brackleytownfc.co.uk.

We will require your car registration number to reserve your blue badge space.

Please allow at least 24hrs notice to book your Blue Badge space, after this time we can not guarantee your space.

Cannot be arranged on the day at the ticket office.
Car park space is only reserved up to half an hour before KO.

CARERS TICKETS
Carers ticket supplied free of charge once ticket for Blue Badge holder is purchased online, if you would like to apply for a carers match day ticket please email Mike at mike@brackleytownfc.co.uk. With proof of disability and copy of ticket purchased.

Cannot be arranged on the day at the ticket office.
Please allow at least 24hrs notice to book your carers ticket.

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MATCH PREVIEW
Sitting at the foot of the National League, Morecambe have been nothing but disappointing for the neutral in the National League, playing free flowing, attacking football. Sitting in 22nd, Ashvir Johal’s side beat the Saints in November, but have not found the net since.

Morecambe will play an away fixture at Gateshead in the Izuzu FA Trophy this weekend, prior to their first ever visit to St James Park.

Key Players:
At the back is Albanian youngster Maldini Kacurri, on loan from Arsenal, Kacurri scored his first Shrimps goal against Brackley in November. Despite his defensive strengths, Morecambe have conceded the most goals in the National League. Picking the ball out of the net 52 times.

In the middle of the park is Maestro Jake Cain, who has played the Most minutes for Ashvir Johal this season. Key to Johal’s philosophy, Cain is the spine of the shrimpers, pulling the strings between attack and defence.

The Man in Charge:
It’s Ashvir Johal’s maiden campaign as a manager, previously assistant to Kolo Toure at Wigan, Ashvir has become the youngest manager in professional football, as well as the first Sikh manager to lead a professional club in England. He made headlines in Lancashire after beating Altrincham on his debut, caused by a 98th minute winner, marking Morecambe’s escape from Administration a success.

As previously mentioned, Ashvir’s style of play is free flowing, attacking football. Looking to play out from the back, it hasn’t been all sunshine and rainbows during his tenure at Morecambe. Gavin Cowan will look to find where he can punish them the most.