The away allocations travelling Bristol Rovers fans could receive in League Two next season

Bristol Rovers are expected to be one of the most well supported sides on the road in League Two next season

Daniel Hargraves Bristol Rovers reporter

07:00, 10 Jun 2025

Travelling Bristol Rovers supporters cheer on their team away from home(Image: Will Cooper/EFL)

Bristol Rovers are expected to be well supported as always on the road during the upcoming season despite the club’s relegation to League Two.

For Gasheads, there will be a number of familiar grounds that Rovers have travelled to in recent years in either League One or League Two. However, there are also going to be some trips that haven’t been done for the best part of a decade, such as Barnet and Grimsby Town. In fact, the Pirates have never faced Bromley in a league fixture with their only trip to Hayes Lane coming in an FA Cup replay back in 2019.

While Rovers fans will be putting in the miles on the road over the course of the season to get to places like Barrow-in-Furness, Fleetwood and Harrogate amongst others, there will also be a couple of clashes with West Country neighbours. Fixtures against Cheltenham Town and Swindon Town will be ones to look forward to, while Newport County is geographically the closest of the lot.

Supporters will have to wait that little bit longer to start putting fixtures into their diaries as the EFL schedule will be confirmed on Thursday, June 26.

There is never a guaranteed allocation number until ticket details for fixtures are confirmed by the two clubs, but Bristol Live used AwayGames.co.uk to get a rough idea of the allocation Rovers could get for every away trip during the upcoming season.

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Accrington Stanley – Wham Stadium

Expected allocation: Around 1,500

Barnet – The Hive Stadium*

Expected allocation: Around 1,922

Barrow – Holker Street

Expected allocation: Around 650

Bromley – Hayes Lane

Expected allocation: Around 600

Bristol Rovers will be making their first ever league trip to Hayes Lane next season(Image: Tom Dulat – The FA/The FA via Getty Images)

Cambridge United – The Abbey Stadium

Expected allocation: Around 1,600

Cheltenham Town – The EV Charger Points Stadium

Expected allocation: Around 1,100

Chesterfield – SMH Group Stadium

Expected allocation: Around 2,100

Colchester United – Jobserve Community Stadium

Expected allocation: Around 1,000

Crawley Town – Broadfield Stadium

Expected allocation: Around 1,600

Crewe Alexandra – The Mornflake Stadium

Expected allocation: Around 1,700

Fleetwood Town – Highbury Stadium

Expected allocation: Around 800

Gillingham – Priestfield

Expected allocation: Around 1,500

Grimsby Town – Blundell Park

Expected allocation: Around 600 (can be increased to over 2,000)

Bristol Rovers haven’t travelled to Blundell Park since they beat Grimsby Town in the Conference play-off final 10 years ago(Image: Mark Fletcher/MI News/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

Harrogate Town – The Exercise Stadium

Expected allocation: Around 850

MK Dons – Stadium MK

Expected allocation: Around 3,000

Newport County – Rodney Parade

Expected allocation: Around 600

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Notts County – Meadow Lane

Expected allocation: Around 1,300

Oldham Athletic – Boundary Park

Expected allocation: Around 4,000

Bristol Rovers’ biggest away allocation could come at Boundary Park when they travel to Oldham Athletic(Image: MI News/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

Salford City – The Peninsula Stadium

Expected allocation: Around 1,100

Shrewsbury Town – The Croud Meadow

Expected allocation: Around 1,800

Swindon Town – The County Ground

Expected allocation: Around 2,100

Tranmere Rovers – Prenton Park

Expected allocation: Around 2,500

Walsall – The Poundland Bescot Stadium

Expected allocation: Around 2,000

*Barnet figures provided by Football Ground Guide

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