Ahead of Saturday’s away league match at Needham Market (3:00 KO), here are some important bits of information you may want to know…
ADMISSION
Adults – £14
Concessions (60+ Years) – £9
Student (with a valid ID card) – £9
Children (12-16) – £5
U12’s – FREE. Must be accompanied by an Adult.
Online advance tickets are available from here.
Tickets are available via cash/card via the turnstile upon arrival.
DISABLED FACILITIES
Bloomfields is fully wheelchair accessible. Limited parking is available upon request.
Please email secretary@nmfc.com with names and registration numbers for reservation.
ADDRESS
Bloomfields, Quinton Road, Needham Market, Ipswich IP6 8DA.
Website
CAR PARKING
There is limited parking at the stadium. Please be considerate of local residents if you are parking on the street.
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 our last visit to Needham Market, in April this year, click here.
To take a look at recent results and our previous encounters, click here
OPPOSITION
- 2025/26 league position: 6th (Southern League Premier Division Central)
- Last season: P42 W20 D10 L12. GD +11. 70 points.
- Last season at home: P21 W14 D1 L6. GD +14. 43 points.
- Last season – last five matches: P5 W3 D1 L1. GD +2.
- Last season – last five home matches. P5 W4 L1. GD +4.
- Only two sides picked up more points at home last season than the Marketmen.
- Their solitary home league draw last season was in their first 2025/26 game at Bloomfields – a 0-0 draw versus Real Bedford on Tuesday 12th August; meaning they went 20 consecutive home league games without a draw last season.
- They came agonisingly close to the play-offs last season (when it was 2nd to 5th, as opposed to 2nd to 7th this season). Halesowen also got 70 points, but beat them to it via a superior goal difference. Their final two games were a 2-2 draw at Quorn and a 0-2 final day defeat to Banbury, which ultimately scuppered their chances. These came after four consecutive wins; the Banbury defeat was all the more remarkable given they had gone on a six match winning run in the league at home immediately beforehand.
- Top league goalscorers last season: Luke Ingram (16) and Joe Neal (11).
- Two players played the full quota of 42 league games last season – goalkeeper James Bradbrook and midfielder Myles Cowling.
