Cheltenham Town Football Club is looking to make its mark on League Two in 2026/27 after last season's impressive survival, with club legend Steve Cotterill back at the helm.
SoGlos rounds up all of the Robins' confirmed fixtures for the season – from chilly Tuesday nights up north, to key games at Whaddon Road come the business end.
When are Cheltenham Town Football Club 2026/27 League Two home games?
Cheltenham start the League Two season by welcoming Rotherham United to the EV Charger Points Stadium, with their last home game coming in May 2027 against Shrewsbury Town.
Cheltenham Town v Rotherham United – Saturday 15 August 2026
Cheltenham Town v York City – Tuesday 1 September 2026
Cheltenham Town v Grimsby Town – Saturday 5 September 2026
Cheltenham Town v Chesterfield – Saturday 26 September 2026
Cheltenham Town v Salford City – Saturday 10 October 2026
Cheltenham Town v Fleetwood Town – Tuesday 20 October 2026
Cheltenham Town v Newport County – Saturday 24 October 2026
Cheltenham Town v Bristol Rovers – Saturday 21 November 2026
Cheltenham Town v Rochdale – Tuesday 1 December 2026
Cheltenham Town v Crewe Alexandra – Saturday 12 December 2026
Cheltenham Town v Port Vale – Saturday 26 December 2026
Cheltenham Town v Gillingham – Saturday 9 January 2027
Cheltenham Town v Oldham Athletic – Saturday 16 January 2027
Cheltenham Town v Tranmere Rovers – Saturday 30 January 2027
Cheltenham Town v Barnet – Saturday 6 February 2027
Cheltenham Town v Crawley Town – Saturday 20 February 2027
Cheltenham Town v Exeter City – Saturday 27 February 2027
Cheltenham Town v Swindon Town – Saturday 13 March 2027
Cheltenham Town v Walsall – Friday 26 March 2027
Cheltenham Town v Northampton Town – Saturday 3 April 2027
Cheltenham Town v Colchester United – Saturday 17 April 2027
Cheltenham Town v Accrington Stanley – Saturday 27 April 2027
Cheltenham Town v Shrewsbury Town – Saturday 1 May 2027
When are Cheltenham Town Football Club 2026/27 League Two away games?
The Robins take the short trip to Swindon for their first away game in the league, with a longer journey north in store for the last away match at Rochdale in May 2027.
Swindon Town v Cheltenham Town – Saturday 22 August 2026
Barnet v Cheltenham Town – Saturday 29 August 2026
Crawley Town v Cheltenham Town – Saturday 12 September 2026
Colchester United v Cheltenham Town – Saturday 19 September 2026
Accrington Stanley v Cheltenham Town – Saturday 3 October 2026
Oldham Athletic v Cheltenham Town – Saturday 17 October 2026
Tranmere Rovers v Cheltenham Town – Saturday 31 October 2026
Exeter City v Cheltenham Town – Saturday 14 November 2026
Shrewsbury Town v Cheltenham Town – Saturday 28 November 2026
Gillingham v Cheltenham Town – Saturday 19 December 2026
Northampton Town v Cheltenham Town – Tuesday 29 December 2026
Walsall v Cheltenham Town – Friday 1 January 2027
Fleetwood Town v Cheltenham Town – Tuesday 19 January 2027
Newport County v Cheltenham Town – Saturday 23 January 2027
York v Cheltenham Town – Tuesday 9 February 2027
Grimsby Town v Cheltenham Town – Saturday 13 February 2027
Rotherham United v Cheltenham Town – Saturday 6 March 2027
Bristol Rovers v Cheltenham Town – Saturday 20 March 2027
Port Vale v Cheltenham Town – Saturday 29 March 2027
Crewe Alexandra v Cheltenham Town – Saturday 10 April 2027
Salford City v Cheltenham Town – Tuesday 13 April 2027
Chesterfield v Cheltenham Town – Saturday 24 April 2027
Rochdale v Cheltenham Town – Saturday 8 May 2027
When are Cheltenham Town Football Club 2026/27 EFL Trophy and FA Cup dates
Optimistic Robins fans can dare to dream, with key dates for the cups earmarked in the 2026/27 calendar.
Carabao Cup home games
Cheltenham Town v Charlton Athletic - Saturday 8 August 2026
EFL Trophy home games
Cheltenham Town v Exeter City - Tuesday 22 September 2026
Cheltenham Town v Tottenham Hotspur U21 - Tuesday 13 October 2026
EFL Trophy away games
Oxford United v Cheltenham Town - Tuesday 10 November 2026
Key FA Cup dates
FA Cup first round proper – Saturday 7 November 2026
FA Cup quarter final – Saturday 3 April 2027
FA Cup semi final – Saturday 24 April 2026
FA Cup final – Saturday 22 May 2027
What to expect from a Cheltenham Town Football Club home game?
Match goers can expect a lively atmosphere and great views of the action at Cheltenham's EV Charger Points Stadium, commonly known as Whaddon Road, located just a short walk from the town centre.
The compact stadium has a traditional lower league ground feel, set amongst residential streets. Fans are able to enjoy hot food, snacks and drinks before and after the game from the Robins Nest bar, while there's traditional football fare including burgers and pies, along with non-alcoholic beverages on offer inside the stadium.
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After turning around Cheltenham's fortunes in reshaping the squad to avoid the drop from League Two last season, manager Steve Cotterill will be aiming to climb the table in this campaign, with many fans hoping for a top-half finish, and some even dreaming of the playoffs.
And the club will be hoping its eye-catching summer signing – former Aston Villa, Bristol City and Austria national team forward Andreas Weimann – will be key in helping them get there, bringing big league experience and leadership to help guide the team's promising youngsters.
How much are tickets to a Cheltenham Town Football Club home game?
Cheltenham Town home games typically cost between £19 and £24.50 for adults, £14 to £17 for seniors and students, and £7.50 to £9.50 for under 18s, while under 14s accompanied by an adult can get in for £1.
