Notts County have put tickets on sale for their next Sky Bet League Two home match against Burton Albion. The fixture takes place at Meadow Lane on Saturday 29 August with a 3pm kick-off, as reported by the club's official website on Monday.
The Magpies are looking to build on their unbeaten start to the 2026-27 campaign. They currently sit 15th in League One with two points from two draws, scoring three goals and conceding three. A. Jatta leads the team's scoring charts with 15 goals in 32 appearances this season. Fans can check the full fixtures list for the rest of the schedule.
How much do tickets cost?
Ticket prices for this Category B match vary across three home areas: Gold, Black, and White. The club offers a 20% discount for 2026-27 Home Members on all home league tickets. Concession rates apply for students and supporters aged between 22 and 25 or 65 and over. The club strongly advises purchasing tickets online in advance to secure the best price and avoid matchday queues.
What are the booking options and fees?
Supporters have several ways to buy tickets. Online purchases made before midnight on the day of the match carry no additional fees. Buying a ticket after that deadline adds £2 per ticket. Purchasing in person at the ticket office or by phone incurs a £1.50 fee per ticket. Optional postage for tickets costs £2 per booking. The ticket office phone number is 0115 955 7210. New supporters who have not previously booked with the club cannot buy tickets online and must contact the ticket office directly.
Are there hospitality or sponsorship packages?
Hospitality packages are available for home fans only. These can be booked online or by calling the commercial team on 0115 952 9000 extension 226. A £1.50 booking fee applies per seat for phone bookings. The club also promotes its family-friendly matchday experience and has match sponsorship opportunities for businesses. For a deeper look at the team, visit the official squad page.
What is the current team context?
Notts County enter this match aiming to continue their solid early-season form. With a goal difference of zero, the team is four points behind league leaders Bradford City. The club's focus is on converting draws into wins to climb the standings. Securing tickets early allows fans to support the team as they seek a positive result against Burton Albion at Meadow Lane.
