It has been a difficult season for the Hertfordshire side, in the relegation places right up to December though some improvement since then has seen them gradually edge away from the bottom three relegation places to safety albeit unless they beat United tomorrow they are certain to finish fourth from bottom. United won at Top Field back in early September 1-0 with a goal ten minutes into the second half from Jack Self.

Banbury go into their final league game in decent form, being unbeaten in their last five games, including wins over St Neots Town and King’s Lynn Town and most recently a deserved point on Easter Monday in a 1-1 draw away to play-off bound Alvechurch.

Matchday Tickets (pay at turnstile)
£10 – Adult
£7 – Senior Citizens - 60+
£5 – Students (aged 19+, proof required).
£1 – 18 and under
Programme £2.

Tomorrow’s game is sponsored by Xypex

After tomorrow’s game (5.30pm kick-off) sees the annual supporters’ Charity game. This season Banbury United Supporters are playing Banbury United Youth Coaches for the Paul Varney Memorial Charity Trophy

Both teams have chosen their respected charities to raise money for.
Banbury Supporters have chosen British Heart Foundation as their charity - click here to donate
BUYFC have chosen Dementia UK as their charity - click here to donate
Pots and buckets will also be going round collecting for the charities during both the charity game and Men's first team game.

Away supporters are advised to use OX16 5AB for their Sat-Nav as the club’s official postcode may well take you elsewhere!

It is free to sit in the stand

Hot Food available in the Clubhouse.

Free parking at the ground

The old Chiltern Railway car park on Tramway Industrial Estate is available for use, free of charge. It would be very helpful to the club if local supporters who know their way around were able to use this facility.

Why not have a go on the club’s 50/50 draw! One big prize and this has been around £200 at recent Saturday games – you have to be in it to win it!!

We will also be drawing the end of season 100 Club draw with a top prize of £250