07/09/26
Salisbury v Slough Town
National League South
Tuesday 8 September 2026, 7.45pm
Raymond McEnhill Stadium
Slough Town travel to Salisbury on Tuesday evening for their latest National League South fixture, with Johnny Goddard, Ryan Case and Henry Ochieng set to lead the first team following the departure of Alan Julian and Donovan Chislett at the weekend.
The Rebels are still searching for their first points of the season after six consecutive defeats, most recently a 2-1 home defeat against Braintree Town on Saturday.
Salisbury have made a mixed start to their National League South season, with two wins, two draws and two defeats from their opening six matches.
The Whites opened their campaign in impressive fashion with a 5-0 home victory over Hampton & Richmond Borough, before playing out a goalless draw away at Horsham.
They then suffered consecutive defeats against Hemel Hempstead Town and Maidstone United, losing 2-1 in both fixtures.
Salisbury returned to winning ways on Bank Holiday Monday with a 1-0 home victory over Billericay Town, before drawing 1-1 at Chelmsford City on Saturday.
Their six matches have produced nine goals, with former Slough striker Jaiden Bartolo netting a hat-trick on the opening day.
Tickets
Tickets for Tuesday evening's fixture are available to purchase in advance via Salisbury's ticketing website:
Purchase tickets for Salisbury v Slough Town
Visiting Salisbury
Club Address
Salisbury Football Club
Raymond McEnhill Stadium
Partridge Way
Old Sarum
Salisbury
SP4 6PU
The stadium is located approximately three miles outside Salisbury city centre in Old Sarum.
Parking
Parking is available at the stadium at a cost of £2 per vehicle.
Entrance to the ground is only through residential road Partridge Way. Supporters looking to park near the ground are asked to be respectful of the surrounding houses.
Salisbury FC advise supporters to arrive with plenty of time to avoid disappointment.
Disabled Supporter Access
Disabled supporters requiring assistance are advised to contact Salisbury FC in advance of the match so appropriate arrangements can be made, including free entry for carers if required.
Telephone: 01722 776655
Email: info@salisburyfc.co.uk
A disabled entrance is located next to the disabled parking bays, with the disabled spectator area easily accessible from this entrance.
Stewards will be available to assist on the day if required.
Food & Drink
Two tea huts are located either side of the main stand, serving a variety of hot food, drinks and snacks.
The club operates two bars on matchday, with televised sport shown before kick-off.
The Rude Giant Sports Bar – externally accessible next to Turnstile 2
Main Bar – accessed internally next to Turnstile 1
By Train
The nearest train station to the Raymond McEnhill Stadium is Salisbury Station.
The ground is approximately a 40-minute walk from the station, with buses and taxis available nearby.
Stadium Regulations
Only registered assistance dogs are permitted inside the stadium.
The following items are not permitted:
Drums
Air horns
Megaphones
Metal cans
Bottles
Smoking and vaping are only permitted in designated areas.
We look forward to seeing a strong contingent of Rebels supporters at Salisbury on Tuesday evening.
National League South
Tuesday 8 September 2026, 7.45pm
Raymond McEnhill Stadium
Slough Town travel to Salisbury on Tuesday evening for their latest National League South fixture, with Johnny Goddard, Ryan Case and Henry Ochieng set to lead the first team following the departure of Alan Julian and Donovan Chislett at the weekend.
The Rebels are still searching for their first points of the season after six consecutive defeats, most recently a 2-1 home defeat against Braintree Town on Saturday.
Salisbury have made a mixed start to their National League South season, with two wins, two draws and two defeats from their opening six matches.
The Whites opened their campaign in impressive fashion with a 5-0 home victory over Hampton & Richmond Borough, before playing out a goalless draw away at Horsham.
They then suffered consecutive defeats against Hemel Hempstead Town and Maidstone United, losing 2-1 in both fixtures.
Salisbury returned to winning ways on Bank Holiday Monday with a 1-0 home victory over Billericay Town, before drawing 1-1 at Chelmsford City on Saturday.
Their six matches have produced nine goals, with former Slough striker Jaiden Bartolo netting a hat-trick on the opening day.
Tickets
Tickets for Tuesday evening's fixture are available to purchase in advance via Salisbury's ticketing website:
Purchase tickets for Salisbury v Slough Town
Visiting Salisbury
Club Address
Salisbury Football Club
Raymond McEnhill Stadium
Partridge Way
Old Sarum
Salisbury
SP4 6PU
The stadium is located approximately three miles outside Salisbury city centre in Old Sarum.
Parking
Parking is available at the stadium at a cost of £2 per vehicle.
Entrance to the ground is only through residential road Partridge Way. Supporters looking to park near the ground are asked to be respectful of the surrounding houses.
Salisbury FC advise supporters to arrive with plenty of time to avoid disappointment.
Disabled Supporter Access
Disabled supporters requiring assistance are advised to contact Salisbury FC in advance of the match so appropriate arrangements can be made, including free entry for carers if required.
Telephone: 01722 776655
Email: info@salisburyfc.co.uk
A disabled entrance is located next to the disabled parking bays, with the disabled spectator area easily accessible from this entrance.
Stewards will be available to assist on the day if required.
Food & Drink
Two tea huts are located either side of the main stand, serving a variety of hot food, drinks and snacks.
The club operates two bars on matchday, with televised sport shown before kick-off.
The Rude Giant Sports Bar – externally accessible next to Turnstile 2
Main Bar – accessed internally next to Turnstile 1
By Train
The nearest train station to the Raymond McEnhill Stadium is Salisbury Station.
The ground is approximately a 40-minute walk from the station, with buses and taxis available nearby.
Stadium Regulations
Only registered assistance dogs are permitted inside the stadium.
The following items are not permitted:
Drums
Air horns
Megaphones
Metal cans
Bottles
Smoking and vaping are only permitted in designated areas.
We look forward to seeing a strong contingent of Rebels supporters at Salisbury on Tuesday evening.
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