Accrington Stanley v Oldham Athletic

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Tuesday 13 Apr 2027

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19:45 Local Time

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Crown Ground • 

Accrington, United KingdomShow on map

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Accrington Stanley Football Club is a professional English club based in Accrington, National League0, competing in EFL League Two and national cup tournaments including the FA Cup, EFL Cup and EFL Trophy. The modern club was formed in 1968, two years after the earlier Accrington Stanley folded, and is distinct from Accrington FC, a founding member of the Football League. Stanley’s greatest recent achievement came in the 2017–18 season, when the club won the League Two title and secured promotion to League One for the first time. The team also claimed the National League North championship in 2005–06, earning promotion back to the Football League. Home matches are played at the Wham Stadium, formerly known as the Crown Ground, a compact venue with a capacity of around 5,450 spectators. The club’s squads have featured influential players such as Billy Kee and Sean McConville, both remembered for their contributions during successful periods in the EFL. Known for its close-knit community and determined style, Accrington Stanley remains a prominent National League0 club, with league fixtures, cup campaigns and local rivalries forming an important part of its sporting identity.

Oldham Athletic Association Football Club, known as the Latics, is a professional football club based in Oldham, Greater Manchester. Founded in 1895, the club plays its home matches at Boundary Park, a long-standing stadium situated close to the Pennines. Oldham competes in the English Football League Two, having secured promotion from the National League in 2025 after three seasons outside the Football League. The club’s most successful modern period came under manager Joe Royle: Oldham won the Second Division title in 1990–91 and reached the inaugural Premier League in 1992. They also made the FA Cup semi-finals and the Football League Cup final in 1990, and reached the FA Cup semi-finals again in 1994. Notable players in the club’s history include prolific forward Roger Palmer, midfielder Andy Ritchie and striker Paul Warhurst. Oldham later became the first former Premier League club to be relegated to the National League, in 2022, before beginning its return through the divisions. With its distinctive history, loyal local support and Boundary Park setting, Oldham Athletic remains an important name in English football.