Ahead of Monday’s Worcestershire Senior Cup semi-final match at Redditch United (7:45 KO), here are some important bits of information you may want to know…
THIS GAME WILL BE SEGREGATED
Entrance for Sporting supporters will be through the Cedar Road turnstiles (B97 6HN).
If you require disabled access please use the main turnstiles down Sallie Swan Street.
ADMISSION
Adults: £12 – (£11 online)
Concessions (65+ Years): £9 – (£8 online)
14-17 or student with ID: £5
13 & Under: FREE – must be accompanied by an adult
Discounted advance tickets are available online from here up until KO.
This is NOT an all-Ticket match.
Tickets can be purchased on the day by card or cash payments, cash being preferred to speed up the transaction.
ADDRESS
Valley Stadium, Sallie Swan Street, off Bromsgrove Road, Redditch, B97 4AU.
Head to their website for more informatioin.
DIRECTIONS
A guide for visiting supporters is available here.
CAR PARKING
Car Parking for 1st team matches is £3.00 per vehicle.
The onsite car park is regularly full from 45 minutes before kick off.
If full there are many other parking locations near the town centre and train station.
Please note that parking is not allowed on the drive from Bromsgrove Road to the Car Park.
PROGRAMMES
Will be available to view 24 hours before the fixture from here.
There are no printed programmes.
KIT FOR THIS MATCH
We will be wearing this season’s green kit for this match.
LIVE UPDATES
Via our Twitter (@SportingFC). Team news, half time and full time scores will also be on our Facebook (Bromsgrove Sporting FC) and our Instagram account (rouslersofficial)
LAST TIMES WE MET
To take a look at recent results and our previous encounters, click here
OPPOSITION
- Redditch beat a youthful Kidderminster Harriers side 6-1 on 1st December to get to this semi final.
- A four match winning league streak came to an end on Saturday, with a 3-0 defeat at league table toppers Spalding United.
- This winning streak saw them 0-1 wins at Stourbridge and Alvechurch, as well as 3-1 and 5-2 home wins versus Halesowen and Barwell respectively
- Prior to that winning run, they went on a winless run of five matches (D2 L3)
- In the midst of that winning run was a penalty shootout victory over Solihull Moors in the Birmingham Senior Cup (1-1 AET – a game in which outfield player Matt Warburton played the majority in goals, including the penalty shootout itself, which they won 3-1)
- Since the win over Kidderminster Harriers, they have played seven times at home – their record being W4 D1 L2. They are unbeaten in three at home (the two aforementioned wins and a 0-0 draw versus Bishop’s Stortford). Their last home defeat was a 1-4 defeat versus Worcester City on 3rd January.
