Following Tuesday nights defeat at Morecambe, next up for Gavin Cowan's Brackley Town is the visit of York City to St James Park.

Saturday 22nd November.
3pm KO.
12pm Doors open.
Please note that this fixture is NOT all-ticket however it is segregated.

TICKET DETAILS:
On-the-day ticket prices are £2 higher than online advance prices.

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Stage 1 Prices: Online only. (Available from now up to kick-off)
Adults - £18
Concession* - £13
Under 18 - £8
Under 14 - £3
Under 5 - FREE**

Stage 2 Prices: Ticket office in person. (From 1pm to 5.30pm)
Adults - £20
Concession* - £15
Under 18 - £10
Under 14 - £5
Under 5 - FREE**

*Concessions are 65+, Students, NHS, Police, Fire and Armed Forces
**U5's need to have registered for their FREE ticket.

MATCH SPONSORS:
This match is kindly sponsored by The Acomb & Heworth Minstermen.

FACILITIES & REFRESHMENTS
The Venue is open to HOME supporters only from 12pm.
Away End Fan Zone open from 12pm, with food provided by Elenness Events.

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 12.25pm, 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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PREVIEW:
York have got up and running in the National League following a shakey start to the season. The Minstermen are unbeaten in 9 and have scored 27 goals before their visit to St James’ Park. Deploying a 3-at-the-back system, they are solid defensively and ruthless in front of goal

Saturday’s 3pm kick-off will be the first meeting between the two sides since 2022, where York’s 1-0 victory at St James’ Park would send them to the Playoff Final, in which they won 2-0 over Boston United.

York City finished 2nd in the National League last season and now look to go one step further this year, after losing in the playoff semi-final to eventual winners Oldham Athletic. After finishing on 96pts and 13 clear of 3rd, the case of York is one which vividly supports the National League’s #3UP Campaign.

A Sleeping giant in the National League; York, like many, is just waiting patiently for its chance at returning to the Football League.

Key Players:
Leading the line for the visitors is Golden Boot winner Ollie Pearce, who scored 31 times for York in his debut season, he currently leads the golden boot race again, netting 14 times this campaign. He has been nothing but phenomenal since joining York from Worthing last season.

Alongside Pearce is record signing Josh Stones, who also has a remarkable record in the National League. Despite not reaching heights like his fellow strike partner. Following two successful spells at Oldham, Stones earnt a record-breaking move to York in January 2025. Stones has previously faced Brackley when he was just 18, starting for Guiseley in a National League North tie.

The Man in Charge:
Having taken the reigns in August, Stuart Maynard is the new kid on the block in Yorkshire. The former Wealdstone player has had a short but successful career in terms of management. Finding his first success in his return to the Stones as his first managerial role after a successful spell as Interim. Guiding the North-West Londoners to their highest finish in 36 years.

Maynard would then earn himself a move to League Two Notts County, reaching the playoffs but finding himself dismissed after defeat in the semi-final to AFC Wimbledon.

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