Stockport County's League One fixture away to Oxford United has been given a new date. The match, originally postponed due to international call-ups, will now be played on Tuesday 27 October at the Kassam Stadium with a 7:45pm kick-off.
Stockport County currently sit third in League One, having taken nine points from their opening five matches. Their record of three wins and two losses, with a recent form of WLWLW, puts them just three points behind early leaders Sheffield Wednesday. The Hatters have been potent in attack, scoring 13 goals while conceding six for a healthy +7 goal difference. Their next challenge is a home game against Leicester on 12 September, a side currently 18th in the table.
The rescheduled game against Oxford United is set for Tuesday 27 October. It will be one of several key matches in a busy autumn period for Stockport County, whose full schedule can be viewed on our fixtures page. The club's away game at Doncaster Rovers, which was also postponed for the same international window, is still awaiting a new date. An announcement on that fixture is expected later.
All tickets purchased for the original date of the Oxford United match remain valid for the new one. Supporters who find they cannot attend on 27 October have the option to request a refund. Refund requests must be made through the Oxford United Ticket Office up to 24 hours before the revised kick-off time. This policy ensures fans are not left out of pocket due to the calendar change.
For those looking to secure seats, tickets will go back on sale this week. The first chance to buy comes on Thursday at 10:00am, with access granted to Old Gold Members. General sale for all supporters then begins at 12:00pm on Friday. This match is a significant test for Stockport County as they aim to maintain their strong early-season position near the top of the standings.
The fixture reshuffle comes during a positive start to the campaign for Stockport County. Their squad, which you can review in detail on our squad page, has shown both attacking flair and resilience. Securing points on the road at venues like the Kassam Stadium will be important for their ambitions this season. The team travels to face Oxford United on 27 October.
