Boston United have confirmed ticket arrangements for their upcoming home fixtures, covering an important period from September through January. The club released the details this week, outlining availability for league and cup matches at their stadium.
This news comes as the Pilgrims prepare for a new campaign following a solid 12th-place finish in the National League last season, where they amassed 59 points from 46 games. Their final run of form was strong, ending with a sequence of two wins, two draws, and a defeat. Supporters can now plan their visits for a schedule that begins with a home game against Wealdstone on Saturday, September 12, and runs through to a fixture against Solihull Moors on Saturday, January 23. Matchday parking tickets are also available for purchase alongside admission.
A notable change for the coming months involves the relocation of visiting fans. For the first time, away supporters will be accommodated in the South Stand. This shift could alter the matchday atmosphere and logistics for both home and travelling fans. The club has also clarified procedures for two specific away trips in October. Tickets for the matches at Southend United and Scunthorpe United will be sold and managed directly by those opposition clubs, not by Boston United's own ticket office.
Beyond the league calendar, tickets are on sale for Boston United's fixtures in the National League Cup. These matches present high-profile tests against development sides from Premier League clubs. The Pilgrims are scheduled to host teams from West Albion, Southampton, and Leicester City in the competition. These games offer a chance to see the squad tested against elite academy talent and provide additional revenue opportunities for the club, which scored 63 goals last term but conceded 67, finishing with a -4 goal difference.
The club has issued a forward-looking note regarding kick-off times for home fixtures scheduled beyond the end of January. Those times are subject to potential alteration due to the DAZN streaming schedule for the National League. Fans are advised to keep an eye on official club channels for any updates, as broadcast selections can lead to matches being moved for television. You can always check the latest confirmed times on the club's fixtures page.
Entering the new season, the challenge is clear. The team finished 49 points behind champions York in the final 2025 standings. Securing points at home will be vital to improving on that mid-table position. The release of this detailed ticket information allows the club's loyal fanbase to organise their support well in advance. The full squad list for the upcoming campaign is available to view on the squad page. The final fixture in this announced ticket block is the home game against Solihull Moors on January 23.
