Sutton are set to spend Good Friday in North Hampshire, kicking off the Easter period with a trip to Aldershot Town.
Read below for everything you need to know ahead of the match.
Match Info
- Fixture: Aldershot Town vs Sutton United
- Competition: Enterprise National League
- Venue: EBB Stadium
- Date: Friday, 3rd April; 3pm
- Strip: Black away kit
- Television: National League TV
Officials
- Referee: Robert Massey-Ellis. A National League referee since 2020, he officiated in three Sutton games in his first season and was most recently in charge of the game at home to Hartlepool in October. He has been refereeing in the EFL for a year, and last season refereed an FA Vase semi final.
- Assistant Referees: Stuart Butler; Thomas Staten
- Fourth Official: Dean Treleaven
How to Follow
Video
A live stream on National League TV – via DAZN – will be available worldwide by purchasing a match pass here.
A range of passes are available for the 2025/26 season, with pricing as follows:
- Annual – Pay Up Front: £99.99/year
Pay for a year upfront to get the best value deal.
- Annual – Pay Monthly: £12.99/month
Pay for a year upfront to get the best value deal.
- Monthly Flex: £19.99/month
Renews monthly. Cancel anytime with 30 days’ notice.
Audio
Supporters will also be able to listen to all the action, with a Mixlr audio commentary being available and will be posted on social media accounts before kick-off.
Social Media
You can also follow the game through our social media channels below, with full text coverage during the fixture.
X: @suttonunited
Facebook: @suttonunited
Instagram: @suttonunited
In Person
Tickets can be purchased on Aldershot’s ticketing website in advance.
Ticket Prices
Early Bird
- Adult – £23
- Military Personnel – £21
- Senior (66 and over) – £21
- Young Person (16–20) – £21
- Disabled – £21
- Junior (15 and under) – £8
- Under 11 – FREE
- Family (2 adults + 3 aged 15 and under) – £48
Matchday
- Adult – £25
- Military Personnel – £23
- Senior (66 and over) – £23
- Young Person (16–20) – £23
- Disabled – £23
- Junior (15 and under) – £10
- Under 11 – FREE
- Family (2 adults + 3 aged 15 and under) – £52
Please note that Aldershot have taken the Covered terrace offline.
Once a section of the ground is selected (Away Terrace Uncovered), select a ticket type and click ‘checkout’ and either log in, register or continue as a guest. From there, you will be shown a breakdown of your order before continuing on to complete the purchase.
Our hosts recommend that all supporters buy tickets in advance. If you are unable to buy your tickets before the day of the game, the Club Shop will be open from 12pm until 3pm on matchdays for cash or card purchases and turnstile 5 will be open for East Bank supporters to pay by card from 1:30pm. No other turnstiles will be accepting payment.
Supporters can save on their ticket price if bought during the Early Bird period which will end at 10am on the day.
Match tickets can be reserved in advance; the full payment must be paid when booking match tickets. Methods of payment accepted include cash, debit/credit card and cheques (payable to Aldershot Town FC).
Please note that all tickets are non-refundable.
Spectators must purchase tickets for specific areas of the ground – tickets no longer give free access to any area of choice as they will be marked up with either a Terrace or Seat area and no deviation from that area specified will be allowed. This restriction for safety purposes will be managed by an increased team of match-day stewards. For example, if you want to watch the game from the ‘East Bank’, buy an East Terrace ticket from either the High Street Club Office or through the turnstiles on matchday.
All spectators must be in possession of a valid match ticket, if challenged whilst in the EBB stadium. Failure to produce a valid ticket will result in ejection.
All seats are reserved hence ticket holders in seated areas must sit in the seat they have been allocated.
Tickets can be purchased online up to kick off, they can also be purchased from the High Street Club Shop during opening hours.
When you purchase a match ticket for the terraces, please check the area you wish to stand to see the match.
Getting to the Ground
Stadium Address:
High Street
Aldershot
Hampshire
GU11 1TW
By Car
Head south from Sutton on the A217 toward Reigate and join the M25. Take the M25 clockwise briefly, then join the M3 heading toward Basingstoke and Southampton. Leave the M3 at Junction 4 and follow the A3 and A31 to the far end of the Hog’s Back near Farnham, then take the A331 towards Farnborough and the M3.
In about half a mile leave the A331 to take the A323 towards Aldershot, and after crossing two sets of lights and two mini roundabouts the ground is on the right just after the railway bridge. Parking is available in the town centre multi-storey car park in Wellington Avenue, a five minute walk from the ground.
By Rail
Take a Southern service from Sutton to Dorking (Main), before switching to Dorking (Deepdene). From there, take a Great Western Railway service to Reading, alighting at Ash, where you can catch a South Western Railway service towards Farnham. These trains run 43 minutes past the hour, though there are also trains that run 13 minutes past the hour which require one less change.
Alight at Epsom via a Southern service towards Horsham, before taking a South Western Railway service that terminates at Guildford. From there, you the same South Western service towards Farnham will take you to Aldershot.
From the station, Leave by the main entrance and turn right in to Windsor Way. Follow the road as it bends left, then turn right in to Victoria Road and you’ll see the ground ahead of you. For the away turnstiles, turn right outside the ground to go under the bridge then turn left in to Redan Road.
By Coach
The coach for our trip to Aldershot Town will depart from Gander Green Lane at 8:30am.
Tickets for this journey cost £20 (Return) or £15 (Single/U16), and the Supporters’ Club request supporters to meet at 8:15am.
Bookings can be taken via The Supporters’ Hub on matchdays or email suttonunitedcoachtravel.com.
Any short notice changes will be highlighted on www.suttonunitedsupportersclub.co.uk.
Accessibility
Visiting supporters will be located in the South East Corner of the Stadium and South East seats, situated in the South Stand.
When segregated, visiting supporters can access the ground via the Away Redan Hill Turnstiles, which will open at 1:30pm:
- Turnstile 11 (Terrace, only for Segregated games)
- Turnstile 12 (Seats, only for Segregated games)
Away spectators should follow external signs to the South side of the EBB Stadium where Redan Hill can be found adjacent to the railway.
It is mandatory that a NO SMOKING policy is strictly observed at ALL times and in ALL areas once the ground is open to public access.
Smoking will NOT be permitted in any area inside the boundary fences of the EBB Stadium, that includes all open areas, terraces, seating areas, bars, restaurants, toilets, car parks, staff only areas.
It will be an offence to smoke in cars or other vehicles too. OFFENDERS WILL BE EJECTED AND MAY FACE A SUBSTANTIAL FINE THROUGH THE COURTS.
Club employees or contract staff who breach this Ground Safety regulation will be DISMISSED on the spot in accordance.
Local Amenities and Facilities
Pubs:
The Crimea, High Street, Aldershot (opposite the EBB Stadium)
The Red Lion, High Street, Aldershot, GU12 4EZ
The Golden Lion, High Street, Aldershot GU12 4LU
The Victoria, Victoria Road, Aldershot GU11 1JW
The Queen Hotel, High Street, Aldershot GU11 1BH
Restaurants: A range of restaurants, including Nandos, Pizza Express, Frankie & Benny’s, Prezzo, Harvester and Mimosa, are located at the Westgate Leisure Park. The park also includes a Morrisons supermarket, Cineworld cinema and Travelodge hotel.
Cash Points: The nearest cash points are at Santander on Aldershot High Street, postcode GU11 1BY, and the Esso petrol station on Aldershot High Street, postcode GU12 4LT.
Under-18s
Children under 13 years of age must be accompanied by an adult over 18 years of age who will be responsible for that child.
Wheelchair & Ambulant Disabled
The EBB Stadium has facilities to cater for disabled supporters.
Disabled Tickets can be purchased under concession pricing for £21 (£23 on the day) and include a carer FREE of charge in both Terrace & Seating (proof of eligibility for disabled ticket will be a requirement).
Away Disabled Spectators will be situated in the front of the South Stand.
Access to the EBB Stadium will then be through the Gate at the High Street end of the EBB Stadium and nearest Turnstile 10.
Wheelchair Users:
Limited spaces available. Tickets must be purchased in advance by telephoning 01252 320211.
Wheelchair using supporters are strongly advised to phone the Aldershot Ticket Office to reserve their place as we have limited spaces, one Carer is admitted free of charge, all tickets can be collected from our ticket office located on the High Street. Wheelchair users are not permitted within the terrace areas on grounds of health and safety.
Entry to the stadium is via H5, the gate nearest the bridge on the High Street.
Ambulant Disabled Supporters
Ambulant Disabled Supporters are welcome to watch matches from any stand, this does not need to be pre-booked through the Ticket Office. Relevant I.D will be required at the turnstile, so please ensure that you carry this with you.
On Site Facilities
Please enquire with the area designated steward where the nearest disabled toilets are located. Upon request the steward will assist with access to food and drinks throughout the duration of your visit to our stadium.
In an Emergency
In the event of an emergency you will be requested to remain where you are (unless in immediate danger). When in instructed by the control room you will be assisted (if required) to a place of safety.
Egress
Upon final whistle our hosts will ask that away supporters remain in the viewing area until all home fans have left the area via the stands rear walkway, once the area has cleared you will be escorted to your original point of entry H5.
Stat Attack
3 – Sutton’s top scorer against Aldershot is former Shots player Jamie Collins with three goals.
3 – Aldershot have the third worst home form in the league (W6, D2, L11). Only Gateshead and Morecambe have picked up less points at home.
3 – Only Morecambe and Gateshead have conceded more goals than Aldershot this season (75).
66 – 33.3% of Aldershot’s goals (66) this season have been scored by Ryan Hill (8), Jamie Warren (7) and Kwame Thomas (7).
Player In Focus
Charlie Warren
Position: Forward
Age: 22
Appearances 25/26: 17
Goals 25/26: 7
Head-To-Head
- Aldershot wins: 4
- Draws: 8
- Sutton United wins: 8
Last Four Meetings:
- Sutton United 0-0 Aldershot Town – 26th December, 2025 (National League)
- Aldershot Town 1-1 Sutton United – 18th April, 2025 (National League)
- Sutton United 1-1 Aldershot Town – 1st January, 2025 (National League)
- Sutton United 3-1 Aldershot Town – 1st May, 2021 (National League)
Last Time We Met
Sutton and Aldershot were unable to find a goal to warm a chilly Boxing Day crowd at the VBS, both sides having to make do with a point that left Aldershot still in the Enterprise National League relegation zone, three points behind 18th-placed U’s.
It was a game that was generally low on quality, and having had the majority of the meaningful possession Aldershot will have been disappointed not to have called Jack Sims in to more action, the Sutton keeper only forced in to one save that was anything beyond routine.
Indeed it was Sutton who came closest to breaking the deadlock as Lewis Simper hit the bar just before half time and Davide Rodari saw a header cleared off the line moments later.
Played for Both
Jamie Collins
Former Sutton captain is perhaps best known for his stint at Gander Green Lane, but the defender had also spent a season at Aldershot prior to a five-year spell in South London.
Originally a scholar at Watford, Collins moved to Havant & Waterlooville after four years at Vicarage Road and enjoyed a hugely successful stint with The Hawks, becoming a first team regular and being rewarded with the captaincy for the 2007/08 season, in which he contributed to a memorable run in the FA Cup that saw them knock out Football League sides Notts County and Swansea City to earn a fourth round tie away at Liverpool, in which they twice took the lead before eventually losing 5–2.
Four years in Hampshire preceded spells at Hampton & Richmond Borough and Newport County, becoming a key player with the latter as the Exiles won the Conference South title with a record 103 points, before returning to Hampshire with a move to Aldershot in 2011.
He would spend a few months at the EBB Stadium but departed for Forest Green Rovers in January 2012, where he remained until at the end of the following campaign, mutually terminating his contract in order to facilitate a move to Eastleigh. Two years with the Spitfires saw him appear more than 50 times, prior to a move to Sutton in 2015. He quickly became a crucial part of the team under Paul Doswell, making 243 appearances and being named club captain ahead of the 2015/16 campaign, in which he ended the campaign by lifting the Conference South title. Perhaps his most notable contribution during his Sutton career was his goal against Leeds United in the FA Cup Fourth Round, which proved to be the winner that set up a famous Fifth Round tie with Arsenal.
After five years at Sutton, Collins opted to hang up his boots in 2020 to serve as a coach under Matt Gray, and was part of the management team that guided Sutton to the National League title and promotion to the Football League for the first time in the club’s 123-year history.
Collins later stepped down from his role the following summer, and briefly came out of retirement to return to Havant in a player-coach role that saw him reunite with Doswell, before becoming the club’s manager for a seven-month stint in 2023.
