Tickets…
Crewe have confirmed that tickets will be available to purchase on the day at the Away Ticket Office from 5pm onwards, with both cash and card payments accepted.
Travel…
Leaving the Memorial Stadium, head onto the M32 northbound and quickly join the M4 east before merging onto the M5 north. Stay on the M5 until Junction 11A, then follow the A417 and A419 to connect with the A34 north toward Oxford. Continue along the A34 until you can join the M40, then the M42, and finally merge onto the M6 northbound.
From there, exit at Junction 16, take the A500 toward Crewe, and follow the A5020 into town, where The Mornflake Stadium sits on Gresty Road.
Opposition…
Crewe Alexandra have spent the past few years rebuilding in League Two, showing flashes of promise but struggling for consistency. They have bounced between mid-table finishes and promotion pushes, with a focus on developing young talent under manager Lee Bell.
The closest the Railwaymen have come to returning to Sky Bet League One was in the 2023/24 season. Crewe finished sixth in the table and beat Doncaster Rovers in the semi-finals before losing 2-0 to Crawley Town in the final at Wembley.
Crewe could not build on their success and finished 13th last term, but are currently in eighth position, one point and one place outside the play-off positions.
They ended a four-game winless run in the fourth tier with a dominant display against Tranmere in their previous outing, with Crewe now looking for their first home victory since beating Shrewsbury Town 3-1 towards the start of November.
