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General view of Accrington Stanley’s home ground, Wham Stadium (Photo by Matt McNulty\/Getty Images)(Image: (Photo by Matt McNulty\/Getty Images))<\/p>\nBristol Rovers will be looking to end a five-match league losing streak when they travel to Accrington StanleyGeneral view of Accrington Stanley’s home ground, Wham Stadium (Photo by Matt McNulty\/Getty Images)(Image: (Photo by Matt McNulty\/Getty Images))<\/p>\n
After Tuesday night\u2019s Vertu Trophy game against Plymouth Argyle at the Memorial Stadium, Bristol Rovers<\/a> are back on the road to face Accrington Stanley in League Two. Darrell Clarke\u2019s side will be looking to end a five-match losing streak in the league, and build on last week\u2019s improved performance against Gillingham.<\/a><\/p>\n Ahead of the long trip to the Wham Stadium, we spoke to the Official Accrington Stanley Supporters Trust (OASST)<\/a> to discuss tips for away fans making the visit to the ground.<\/p>\n Typically, away supporters are housed in the Eric Whalley Stand, which is all seating. Half the stand is made available, depending on the number of visiting fans attending. For large away followings, for example, when Tranmere Rovers travel to the Wham Stadium, the open terrace behind the goal is made available for away supporters.<\/p>\n READ MORE: Bristol Rovers\u2019 Clinton Mola discusses relationship with Bryant Bilongo and playing in a back five<\/a>READ MORE: Bristol Rovers player ratings vs Gillingham: Max Clark strike enough to beat the Gas<\/a><\/p>\n In terms of getting to the game, the OASST provided the following advice for fans travelling to the game by car: \u201cThere is plenty of free street parking within a few minutes walk of the ground. The residential area across Whalley Road from the ground is usually popular.\u201d<\/p>\n They added: \u201cThe [train] station is about a 20 minute walk to the ground, passing a couple of pubs and food outlets.\u201d<\/p>\n Bristol Rovers are preparing for a new season in League Two with Darrell Clarke back at the helm and you won’t miss a beat with our free newsletter.<\/p>\n All the latest news, views, interviews, gossip and analysis concerning the Gas, delivered straight to your inbox.<\/p>\n It’s completely free and you can sign up HERE<\/a><\/p>\n While there are no designated away pubs, there are a few spots near the ground, which welcome both sets of supporters. The OASST said: \u201cWe actually welcome away supporters into our Coleys fans bar at the stadium, opens from 12 noon with large screens and food \/ drink. It is very popular and recommended by all our visiting supporters. The Crown close to the ground is also used by many fans, both home and away.\u201d<\/p>\n Speaking to Peter Leatham, who is Chairman of the OASST, about the hosts\u2019 season so far, he said: \u201cA usual mixed bag as we bed in signings and loan players. The 4-0 demolition of Swindon showed the extend of the potential however we have been consistently inconsistent and finding a level is the key.”<\/p>\n John Doolan\u2019s side picked up an impressive 3-3 draw away at Chesterfield on Saturday, with Tyler Walton scoring a brace and Charlie Caton scoring the equaliser in the 75th minute. The hosts had the chance to win the game in the 94th minute, but Lee Bonis missed from the spot to give Accrington a crucial point on the road.<\/p>\n Walton was one of the players that Leatham picked out as someone that Rovers fans should be worried about ahead of Saturday\u2019s game. He said: \u201cThe evergreen Paddy Madden is now finding his feet and it\u2019s good to welcome back both Tyler Walton & Shaun Whalley after injuries. Everton loanee Isaac Heath is a handful going forwards.\u201d<\/p>\n Join Bristol Rovers Live’s Whatsapp community for all the biggest Bristol Rovers stories sent straight to your phone<\/strong><\/p>\n Bristol Rovers Live<\/a> is now on WhatsApp and we want you to join our community.<\/p>\n Through the app, we\u2019ll send the Bristol Rovers news, live match coverage, team news, transfers, fixtures, analysis and more straight to your phone.<\/p>\n To join our community you need to already have WhatsApp. All you need to do is click this link and select \u2018Join Community\u2019.<\/a><\/p>\n No one will be able to see who is signed up and no one can send messages except the Bristol Live<\/a> team.<\/p>\n We also treat community members to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. If you don\u2019t like our community, you can check out at any time you like.<\/p>\n To leave our community, click on the name at the top of your screen and choose \u2018Exit group\u2019.<\/p>\n If you\u2019re curious, you can read our Privacy Notice.<\/a><\/p>\n Click here to join our WhatsApp community.<\/a><\/p>\n Stanley know that a win on Saturday would lift them above the Gas in the League Two<\/a> table after 16 games. Their recent 4-0 victory against promotion-contenders Swindon Town at the Wham Stadium highlights how dangerous they are, highlighting the difficulty of the task ahead for Clarke\u2019s side.<\/p>\n OPINION<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/08\/20250513_DCSigns_WC063-copy.jpg\")
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ACCRINGTON, ENGLAND – JULY 15: John Doolan, Manager of Accrington Stanley, looks on after the pre-season friendly match between Accrington Stanley and Everton at Wham Stadium on July 15, 2025 in Accrington, England. (Photo by Ben Roberts – Danehouse\/Getty Images)(Image: (Photo by Ben Roberts – Danehouse\/Getty Images))<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/1744476931_129_0_WhatsApp-Phone.jpg\")
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