This match will be an all-ticket fixture, with no tickets available to purchase on the day of the game. A reminder that season tickets and passes cannot be used for this game.

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TICKET DETAILS

ONLINE ONLY (Available from now up until Kick-off, subject to availability)
Adults - £15
Concession* - £10
Under 18 - £5
Under 14 - £1
Under 5 - FREE**

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*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 ProDirect

FACILITIES & REFRESHMENTS
The Venue is open to HOME supporters only from 7pm. (After the FA Cup Draw)
Cabin open to HOME supporters only from 5.30pm.
Home fan zone open from 5.30pm.
Away End Fan Zone open from 5.30pm, 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 6pm, 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.

LIVE BROADCAST AND LIVE FA CUP DRAW
This fixture will be broadcast worldwide on TNT Sports.

CAR PARKING:
Please note that the car park at St James Park will be closed for this game, except for Directors, Staff and Volunteers, VIP's/Hospitality & car park season ticket holders.
We apologise for any inconvenience caused, this is due to the car park being used for live tv transmission vehicles.

Here are two nearby parking options:

1. Tesco Stores Ltd
Oxford Rd, Brackley NN13 7EF
Free parking available for a limited time.
Extended stays can be booked via QR codes located around the car park.
Managed by Your Parking Space, Location ID: 44681

2. OYO Brackley
Churchill Way, Brackley NN13
Parking available via QR codes around the car park.
Managed by Your Parking Space, Location ID: 12567

We recommend checking availability in advance to avoid any inconvenience.

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.

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MATCH PREVIEW
Monday Night will be the 5th time the Saints have reached the second round of the FA Cup. With potential for a record-breaking attendance, Gavin Cowan’s men have a mammoth task to overcome under the lights.

Despite playing the Brewers twice in pre-season, it will be the first ever professional encounter between Brackley and Burton.

Burton have become rejuvenated since their struggles at the beginning of the season, having moved out of the relegation zone after away wins at Bradford and AFC Wimbledon. Although flashing a fine away form, Gary Bowyer’s men would recently lose 4-0 at home to Leyton Orient.

In the FA Cup so far:

Burton brushed aside St Albans in the first round of the FA Cup, thrashing them 6-0 at home. Braces by Charlie Webster, Tyrese Shade and Fabio Tavares secured a second-round visit to St James Park.

Brackley have played 3 times in the cup so far, scoring 9 goals in the process. In round 1, Callum Stewart would step up in the 96th minute to bury a penalty into the bottom right corner, pulling The Saints from the depths of elimination. Then following 120 minutes of football, Jonny Maxted's heroics in the penalty shootout made it a night to remember at St James Park.

Key Players:
Central Midfielder Charlie Webster has had a season to remember for the Brewers. With 7 goal involvements in 16 starts, the former Chelsea man is the heartbeat of Gary Bowyer’s side.

Leading the line is Jake Beesley, joining from Blackpool in the summer. The 28-year-old has played a key part in Burtons journey from the bottom of the table.

Furthermore, between the sticks is 19-year-old Kamil Dudek, somehow not related to the Liverpool great. The Pole kept a clean sheet in the first round and is set to start at St James Park.

The Man in Charge:
It’s Gary Bowyer’s second season in charge at the Pirelli Stadium, taking charge in December 2024 when Burton were 9pts from safety. He would keep the Staffordshire side up in what was described as a “miracle” by national newspapers.

After a full pre-season and a summer of recruitment, Bowyer has had a spectrum of challenges to deal with, including replacing star players Rumarn Burrell and Max Crocombe who were poached by Championship clubs during the transfer window.

Previous to his tenure at Burton, Bowyer’s greatest feat was at Blackpool, guiding the tangerines back to League One in 2017. Bowyer had an excellent record at Salford, with a 42.85%-win rate, but would be dismissed when narrowly missing the playoffs in 2022. He would then make the journey north of the border, promoting Dundee FC at his first attempt.

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