AWAY DAY BLUES: CHORLEY FC

19 Sep 2025

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The Silkmen make the relatively short trip to Central Lancashire on Saturday as we take on Chorley in the Enterprise National League North. 

Supporters are advised to buy their tickets in advance, and it would be great to see a strong following contingent.

For those travelling to Victory Park, here is all the information you need ahead of the game:

 

Victory Park, Duke Street, Chorley, PR7 3DU

About the Club – Founded – 1883, Nickname – The Magpies, Manager – Andy Preece, Ground – Victory Park, Capacity – 4,300, 2024/25 POS – 5th NLN

Public Transport – Chorley 0.5 miles (13 min walk), The train journey from Macclesfield Station takes on average 1hr 30 mins. Chorley Bus Station is a short walk from the Train Station with regular bus routes to Bolton, Preston, and Wigan. The nearest bus stop is on Bolton Street which is a 5-minute walk from Victory Park.

By Car – Leave the M6 at Junction 27 and take the A5209 towards Standish/Chorley. On reaching a small roundabout with an Esso garage on the left, take the 1st exit into Chorley Road. Follow this road until its end, where you will reach a T-junction that has a set of traffic lights. Turn left at the lights onto the A6 towards Preston. At the next roundabout, take the first exit towards the town centre and then take the immediate left into Duke Street. Then take the second left into Ashby Street, and the entrance to the ground is on the right.

Arrangements – Segregation is in place for the game at Victory Park. It is important that Silkmen supporters purchase in the correct part of the ground once ticket details are confirmed. Our supporters will be located in the Pilling Lane End and there is a very limited number of seats available.

Car Parking – There is very limited parking available at Victory Park; there is plenty of parking available in the town centre, which is often free on weekends.

Ticket Prices –

 Online – Adult – £17, Concessions – £13, Under 18 – £5, Under 12 – Free

Turnstile – Adult – £20, Concessions – £15, Under 18 – £7, Under 12 – Free

*All Under 14s must be accompanied by a full-paying adult*

Supporters can purchase their ticket via the link HERE.

Food and Drink – There will be hot and cold refreshments available for Silkmen supporters in the away end.

Programme – A matchday programme, ‘Magpie Review’, will be available for £3.

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