Ahead of Tuesday’s home league match versus Kettering Town (7:45 KO), here are some important bits of information you may want to know…
Segregation
- Segregation will be in operation for this fixture.
- Bromsgrove supporters enter at the Sporting Bar entrance or Shed End turnstile. Sporting Bar entrance is for card, Shed End turnstile is for cash ONLY.
- The Sporting Bar will accommodate for online tickets, season tickets and flexi tickets.
- Kettering Town supporters enter at the Town End turnstiles, adjacent to the former Mint Lounge Restaurant.
- Supporters are asked to use the correct entrance and follow steward instructions.
- No more than three Under 18s will be admitted per adult, who must be over the age of 21. ID may be requested on entry – we only accept a passport or driving license.
ADMISSION
Tickets for Sporting supporters are available from here.
Tickets for Kettering supporters are available from here.
Tickets may also be purchased on the gate.
- Adult (18+): Online: £13; At Gate: £14
- Concessions (65+): Online: £10; At Gate: £11
- Disabled: Online: £10; At Gate: £11
Disabled Tickets require Qualifying ID.
Attendant/Carer enters FREE. - Teens (13-17): Online: £7; At Gate: £8
Must be accompanied by an adult - Junior (5-12): Online: £3; At Gate: £4
Must be accompanied by an adult - Child (0-4): Free of charge.
Must be accompanied by an adult
Cash payments at the turnstile. Card payments can be made in the front office
Visitors to the UK Electrical Stadium should be aware of our Code of Conduct.
ADDRESS
The UK Electrical Stadium, Birmingham Road, Bromsgrove, B61 0DR
CAR PARKING
Go here for information.
Disabled car parking is first come first served. These spots must be booked in advance at hello@bromsgrovesporting.co.uk
MATCH SPONSORS
We are delighted to announce Young Futures Academy CIC as match sponsors.
Young Futures Academy CIC are a community-focused organisation dedicated to supporting young people to build brighter, more positive futures through education, personal development, skills development and meaningful opportunities.
As a Community Interest Company (CIC), Young Futures Academy has a strong social purpose at its heart. The organisation is focused on creating opportunities that can help young people develop the confidence, knowledge, practical skills and aspirations they need to progress in education, employment and life.
Young Futures Academy recognises that every young person has different strengths, experiences and ambitions. Its approach is therefore centred on providing supportive and engaging opportunities that encourage young people to discover their potential, develop their talents and make positive choices about their future.
Through education, training, mentoring, activities and community engagement, the Academy aims to help young people overcome barriers, strengthen their personal and employability skills, and become more confident about the pathways available to them.
The Academy’s work is particularly important because young people can face a range of challenges when moving from education into adulthood and employment. Young Futures Academy seeks to provide the encouragement, guidance and practical experiences that can help bridge that gap.
At the heart of Young Futures Academy is a simple belief: young people should be given the opportunity, support and confidence to realise their potential.
By working with young people, families, communities, education providers, employers and other organisations, Young Futures Academy CIC aims to create positive pathways into further education, training, employment and wider community participation.
Ultimately, Young Futures Academy is about investing in young people today so that they can build stronger, more confident and successful futures tomorrow.
Southern League TEAM OF THE MONTH
Sporting have won September’s Southern League Team of the Month.
A presentation will take place before kick off, when League Director Craig Stainton will present the award to manager Tim Flowers.
PROGRAMME
Only available online. A link will be provided when published.
FOOD
Please note, following a recent burglary, all payments from the food and drink outlets will be card only.
We have also refreshed our food menu – check out the Hangry Moose’s new look matchday menu below.
SPORTING BAR
𝐘𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐧𝐞𝐰 𝟔-𝐚-𝐬𝐢𝐝𝐞 𝐒𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐩𝐮𝐦𝐩 𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐞-𝐮𝐩…
The Sporting Bar. Keeping you refreshed!
50/50
Get your 50/50 ticket outside the ground. Just £1 a ticket, with a big prize likely!
KIT FOR THIS MATCH
We will be wearing our Red kit.
PREVIOUS MEETINGS
To take a look at the last time we met, in November last year, click here.
To take a look at recent results and our previous encounters, click here
LIVE UPDATES
Via our X (@SportingFC), Facebook (Bromsgrove Sporting FC) and Instagram (rouslersofficial).
X will be more in-depth then Facebook and Instagram.
OPPOSITION
- Current league position: 6th (of 22 teams)
- League record this season: P10 W5 D4 L1
- League record away this season: P4 W1 D2 L1
- Most recent match: 1-1 draw at home to Halesowen (Saturday)
- Most recent away match: 0-4 FA Trophy win at Matlock (Step Four – 26th September)
- Most recent away league match: 3-2 defeat at Rushall (22nd September)
- That Rushall defeat has been the only league loss of the Poppies’ season thus far. This came three games ago, and was their last away league outing
- With just seven goals conceded, only Alvechurch (5) have shipped less so far this season.
- Kettering have scored in all but one of their 10 league games this season; the only one they haven’t was a 0-0 draw at home to Peterborough Sports on 22nd August.
- On the theme of their good defence, they have kept clean sheets in five of their ten league matches.
- In terms of goal action, there season has been a tale of two halves. Their first five league games saw just six goals (four scored, two conceded), with their most recent five seeing 18 goals (13 scored, 5 conceded)
- Despite drawing four league matches this season, the aforementioned Halesowen game ended a run of four games without a draw (W3 L1)
- They’ve scored in all four away league matches this season – scoring one each in their first three before scoring two in their only league defeat of the season (Rushall, as mentioned above).
- Goals scored in four FA Cup matches and an FA Trophy match mean that Kettering’s impressive goalscoring record this season extends to 14 of their 15 total matches.
- Top league goalscorers this season, as per footballwebpages.co.uk: Michael Gyasi and Eddie Panter (both with 4).
