Tickets are on sale for Gillingham's upcoming EFL Trophy group stage fixture against Cambridge United. The match is scheduled for Tuesday 22 September at 7pm at MEMS Priestfield Stadium.
Neil Harris' side will head into the campaign looking to make a strong start in the group stage, with an affordable pricing structure in place for travelling U's supporters. The club currently sits 13th in League Two, having taken six points from their first five games with a record of one win, three draws, and one loss. Their recent form reads WDDDL, and they have scored six goals while conceding the same number, leaving them with a zero goal difference. They are six points behind the early leaders, Bristol Rovers, in the title race.
What are the ticket prices for the match?
Cambridge United, who reported the ticket details, confirmed the pricing structure for away fans. An adult ticket for the EFL Trophy tie costs £10. The concession price for seniors and young adults is set at £8. Tickets for supporters under the age of 18 are priced at £6, while children under 14 can attend for free when accompanied by a paying adult. This pricing is designed to encourage a strong away following for the cup competition.
How does this fixture fit into Gillingham's season?
The EFL Trophy offers a different challenge alongside the league campaign. Gillingham's start to the League Two season has been solid if unspectacular, with that single victory coming alongside three draws. The team's defensive record matches its offensive output exactly, with six goals scored and six conceded. This cup match provides an opportunity to build momentum and potentially secure progression to the knockout stages. Fans can track the team's progress in all competitions on the club's fixtures page.
What is the context of Gillingham's current league position?
Entering this cup match, Gillingham finds itself in the middle of the League Two table. The six-point gap to the top shows the competitive nature of the early season. The team's form has been characterised by resilience, with three draws in their last five outings, but they will be seeking to convert those into wins. A deep run in the EFL Trophy could provide a positive boost to squad morale and offer valuable match experience. Supporters can review the full standings to see how the table shapes up.
Where can fans find more squad information?
Manager Neil Harris will likely use the EFL Trophy to rotate his squad and give minutes to players who have featured less in the league. The competition's rules often encourage clubs to field a certain number of first-team players, but it remains a chance for squad depth to be tested. The outcome of this group stage match could influence team selection for the following league fixtures. For a full list of available players, fans can consult the official squad list. The final group game of this stage is scheduled for early October.
