Altrincham FC will aim for a third consecutive National League victory when they host Eastleigh at The J.Davidson Stadium on Friday evening. Manager Neil Gibson's side, currently 16th in the table with six points from five games, have momentum after hard-fought wins over Halifax and Forest Green. The match kicks off at 7:45pm, with the club reporting ticket and hospitality details ahead of the fixture.
Neil Gibson said the squad deserved their recent successes. "We've had two very good victories," the Altrincham manager told the club's official media. "Two victories that were hard fought and that the squad deserved with the amount of effort they've put in against two good sides in Halifax and Forest Green." The Robins have scored five goals this season but conceded seven, leaving them with a negative two goal difference.
What are the matchday details for fans?
Turnstiles open at 6:30pm for the 7:45pm kick-off against Eastleigh. General admission tickets are priced at £23 for adults, £18 for over-65s and students, £12 for ages 12-17, £5 for ages 5-11, and just £1 for children under five. Supporters are reminded that National League regulations require any fan under the age of 14 to be accompanied by a responsible adult. Season ticket cards ordered during the summer can be collected from the stadium office between 4pm and 7:30pm on Friday afternoon.
Pre-match build-up is available in the extended Fan Zone and the CSH Bar. The Fan Zone will offer beers from Pomona Island and Sureshot, while Cottoms pies will be available from numerous outlets around the ground. A new permanent club shop, stocked with the latest Altrincham merchandise including the new red and white home shirt and the away kit, will be open all evening inside the Fan Zone. Robins Review Issue 3, the matchday programme, will be on sale around the stadium from 6:30pm priced at £3.50, with limited stock also available for online order.
How can supporters follow the action?
Live match commentary will be provided by Radio Robins via Radio Alty, broadcasting from The J.Davidson Stadium from 7:30pm. For those unable to attend, the live action will be available to watch on the streaming service DAZN. The club has also detailed enhanced safety procedures for the match, developed in consultation with Greater Manchester Police. These include screening to prevent weapons or prohibited items from entering the ground.
The introduction of Martyn’s Law, the Terrorism Protection of Premises Act 2025, places a greater emphasis on venues to assess risks and maintain strong safety plans. Supporters should note that smoking and vaping are not permitted anywhere inside The J.Davidson Stadium. You can check the team's upcoming schedule on our fixtures page and see how the table looks on our standings section.
What hospitality options are available?
For a premium matchday experience, Club Alty 1891 is offering a 2026/27 hospitality package. This includes a two-course meal, premium wines and spirits, reserved seating, exclusive pre and post-match interviews, a matchday programme, team sheet, and a personal concierge service. The club's 2026/27 kits are sponsored by AO, McHale & Co. Solicitors, Banks & Lloyd, and CEG (Creating Effective Generations).
Gibson acknowledged the challenge Eastleigh will present as Altrincham look to close the seven-point gap to league leaders Boreham Wood. "Eastleigh will be a tough proposition, they've started the season well," he said. "So it'll be up to us to put that same effort and determination in on Friday night to make sure we give ourselves the best possible opportunity to come away with another three points." The full squad list is available on our squad page. The Robins' recent form reads WWLLL, and they will be determined to extend their winning run at home.
