There's sure to be a great atmosphere at the Jonny-Rocks Stadium on Saturday for Oxford United's visit.
Kick-off against the U's is at 3pm and a good attendance is expected with the visitors having also sold out their allocation of tickets.
With a good crowd due to be at the game, we are advising all supporters to make sure they leave plenty of time getting to Saturday's match. Ensure you leave enough time for buying or collecting tickets and for getting inside the stadium to enjoy another big matchday for the Robins in League One.
The Colin Farmer Stand is expected to be particularly busy, so make sure if you're collecting tickets for this stand from next to the Parklands turnstiles that you leave plenty of time before kick-off.
To save £2 on matchday ticket prices make sure you buy in advance before midnight on Friday. You can purchase online or from the ticket office.
Here is our useful matchday guide to attending Saturday's match. Keep an eye out for our match preview later on too.
PRE-PAID TICKET COLLECTIONS
Pre-paid tickets for the Autovillage Stand, Paddock, Tunnel and Speedy Skips Stand can be collected from the new matchday collection point at the Portakabin in the car park next to the bowling club.
Tickets for the Colin Farmer Stand can be collected from a new collection point located just outside the Parklands turnstiles. We advise fans to arrive early to collect these as we are expecting this area to be busy in the lead up to kick-off.
Away supporters can collect tickets from the entrance to the Hazlewoods Stand where they'll be located during the game.
MATCH DAY TICKET SALES
The best and cheapest way to purchase tickets for all home matches is in advance of match day. For those supporters wishing to buy on the day the following sales points will be open:
Autovillage Stand - seats for these areas of the stadium can be purchased from the ticket office.
Colin Farmer Stand - tickets can be bought on the day for the Colin Farmer Stand from a new ticket point outside the Parklands turnstiles.
Terrace tickets - standing tickets in the Speedy Skips Stand, Paddock, Tunnel and Canteen enclosures will be on sale from the matchday sales point in the Portakabin in the car park.
Either cash or credit/debit card will be accepted. There will no longer be any payment accepted at the turnstiles.
The ticket office is open all day in the lead up to kick-off. There will be no on the day sales for away supporters.
MAIN STAND WHEELCHAIR BAY
As the 'patio area' is no longer available as a wheelchair bay the club has commissioned drawings for a new purpose built wheelchair platform. Until this new platform is operational there will be a temporary wheelchair viewing area at the other end of the Main Stand next to the Speedy Skips Stand. Please note, however, that this temporary area is uncovered.
CAR PARK
The car park is now completely full for Saturday's match. Normally there are a small number of car park tickets on sale to supporters but these must be booked in advance of the match day.
BARS
The main bar will be open before and after the match serving drinks and snacks as before - card payments will be accepted. The Premier Suite has now been refurbished and will be used as an additional sponsorship suite this season. Part of the reason for this is because the former sponsorship suite on the top floor of the Main Stand has now been converted into hospitality boxes.
BOOK COLLECTIONS
For supporters who have ordered a copy of 'All Your Dreams Are Made' - the book detailing our League Two title winning campaign last season, you can pick these up from outside the club shop on Saturday.
They will be available to collect from outside the shop from 1.30pm to kick-off and then for 30 minutes after the full time whistle.
MATCH PROGRAMME
You can purchase a copy of Saturday's match programme from around the stadium at a price of £3.
COVID-19 MEASURES
Although most of the strict COVID-19 protocols have now been lifted, the club is still required to have a 'Red Zone' at the ground and the players/coaching staff are still maintained within their own training and playing 'bubble'.
This means that the pitch, tunnel, patio area and players entrance are all strictly out of bounds to all but cleared personnel. Social distancing from players/coaching staff is also to be maintained. The club's Safety Certificate has been updated for the new season and Gloucestershire County Council, the issuing authority, make the following recommendations for attending matches:
• Use hand sanitizer stations at ground
• Maintain social distance from others not in your group as far as possible
• Wear face masks when entering via turnstiles, indoor concourses/refreshment areas, when leaving the ground and any crowded areas (apply personal preference to remove whilst seated)
• Follow stewards instructions and any social distancing signage when moving around, exiting the stadium and using toilet facilities etc.
• Consider taking a lateral flow test on day of game
• Don’t attend if you have symptoms or told to self-isolate
• Listen for any Covid 19 related PA announcements
Please note that proof of vaccination or proof of a negative COVID test will not be required for you to attend.
We look forward to welcoming you to the Jonny-Rocks Stadium for Saturday's fixture and are looking forward to a good afternoon of football against our friends from Oxford.