Leamington Football Club will host Kidderminster Harriers at the Your Co-op Community Stadium in Royal Leamington Spa this Saturday, 18 April 2026, for the final game of a challenging season. The match, which begins at 3pm, will be segregated due to the large number of visiting supporters expected, with club officials anticipating a four-figure crowd.
The fixture marks the end of a difficult campaign for the home side, who have finished at the bottom of the National League North table. This result confirms the team’s relegation to the Southern League Premier Central for the second time in four years. The season has seen significant leadership changes at the club, following the departure of long-serving manager Paul Holleran in January 2026 after 16 years in the role. Following a period with an interim coach, Scott Easterlow was appointed as the new manager on 10 March 2026.
For those attending the match, tickets are priced at £16 for adults, £12 for over 60s, £9 for students, and £6 for under-18s, while children under 12 can attend for free. A free double-decker shuttle bus will operate from Leamington Station to the stadium, with return services running until 7pm to accommodate fans staying for the club’s post-match awards evening. Visitors are advised that the North Bank away section has a capacity of 1,075.
Residents in the area should expect increased traffic around Harbury Lane and are encouraged to use the provided shuttle service or car-share where possible. The club, led by chairman Jim Scott, continues to pursue long-term ambitions to reach the English Football League and is currently working on plans for a new 4,000-capacity stadium, although current projections suggest this move may not take place until 2031.
More information regarding tickets and matchday arrangements can be found at Leamington Football Club.
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