Brackley Town face a critical National League North away fixture against Worksop Town this Saturday. The match at the KC Sofas Stadium kicks off at 3pm on October 31.
Brackley Town sit 18th in the table with 16 points from 14 games, a record of four wins, four draws and six losses. Their recent form shows one win, one draw and three losses from their last five outings. They come into the game after a 2-2 draw away at Spalding United last Tuesday, where Danny Campton-Sturridge scored twice, including a penalty. Before that, they suffered a 0-1 home defeat to Radcliffe, with the decisive goal being an own goal. The team's goal difference of -9, having scored 17 and conceded 26 this season, shows the need for defensive improvement. They currently trail the league leaders, Oxford City, by 11 points.
A look at their recent results reveals a mixed run: after beating South Shields 3-2 on September 29, they lost 0-2 to Chelmsford City, beat Spennymoor Town 2-1, lost 3-2 at Hednesford Town, lost 0-1 to Radcliffe, and drew 2-2 with Spalding United.
Worksop Town, currently 12th, last played on October 10, securing a 2-1 home win over Morecambe. The full fixtures list shows this is a key mid-table encounter for both sides. Following this trip to Nottinghamshire, Brackley Town's next fixture is a home match against Chorley on November 7.
Ticket information and matchday experience
Adult tickets are priced at £18 at the gate on Saturday. Season ticket holders from a list of ten nearby clubs, including Sheffield Wednesday, Nottingham Forest and Chesterfield, can enter for £10. Concession and student tickets are £13, while junior tickets (11-17) are £7. Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult for entry.
The KC Sofas Stadium on Babbage Way is a non-smoking and non-vaping venue. Food and drink are available from the Snack Cabin and a draught beer container nearby. The Tigerstore will be open from 1pm, and fans are advised to park responsibly, avoiding double yellow lines.
Brackley Town's need for points is clear from their league position. Their next challenge is this trip to Nottinghamshire, where a positive result is the immediate target.
