Fleetwood Town have opened ticket sales for two key Sky Bet League Two home fixtures in September and October. Tickets are now available for the matches against Rochdale on 26 September and Rotherham United on 17 October, as reported by Fleetwood Town Football Club this week.
The club currently sits 10th in League Two with five points from three games. Their recent form reads DDW, having scored three goals and conceded two. They are just two points behind the early leaders, Barnet, setting up an intriguing period of home games.
What are the match dates and kick-off times?
The first of these home fixtures is against Rochdale on Saturday, 26 September 2026. That match at Highbury Stadium will kick off at the traditional time of 3pm. The second game sees Rotherham United visit on Saturday, 17 October 2026, for a 12:30pm start. These games are part of a busy schedule fans can track on the club's fixtures page.
How much do tickets cost?
Ticket pricing follows a tiered structure based on age and seating type. For adults, premium seating is priced at £28, standard seating at £26, and standing tickets at £24. Concessions for seniors (65+) and under-21s are set at £23 for premium, £21 for standard, and £19 for standing. The most affordable options are for under-16s, with tickets costing £11 for premium, £10 for standard, and £9 for standing areas. Adult tickets for the standing areas start at £24.
How can supporters purchase tickets?
Fans can buy tickets through the Highbury Stadium Ticket Office. The direct phone line is 01253 775080, and enquiries can also be sent via email to info@fleetwoodtownfc.com. The club's official announcement included a direct quote. "Tickets are now on sale for Town’s Sky Bet League Two fixture against Rotherham United at Highbury Stadium on Saturday 17 October 2026 (12:30pm kick-off)," Fleetwood Town Football Club said. They also confirmed sales are open for the Rochdale match.
What is the team's current context?
Entering this block of home games, Fleetwood Town's season is taking shape. With a positive goal difference of +1, the team has shown defensive solidity in the early stages. The close proximity to the top of the table, just two points off the pace, adds significance to every home point. Supporters can follow the evolving standings and detailed player stats as the campaign progresses.
Securing tickets early is advised for these matches, which offer a chance to see the team build on its unbeaten start. The home support could play a vital role as Fleetwood Town looks to climb the League Two table.
