AWAY DAY BLUES: SLOUGH TOWN (A) | EMIRATES FA CUP

6 Dec 2025

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The Silkmen head to the the Capital as we face Slough Town in the Second Round of the Emirates FA Cup at Arbour Park.

Our away allocation is entirely sold out, and we’re excited to be greeted by the Silkmen faithful in such vast numbers!

For those travelling to Slough, here is some of the key information you may need.

Slough Town, Arbour Park, Stoke Road, SL2 5AY

About the Club – Founded – 1890, Nickname – The Rebels, Manager – Scott Davies, Ground – Arbour Park, Capacity – 2,000, 2024/25 POS – 16th NL

Public Transport – Arbour Park is located to the north of Slough town centre, around a 10-15 minute walk from Slough Rail Station and easily accessible by public transport. Slough Rail station is on the mainline to London Paddington

By Car – .

From the M4
Leave the M4 at Junction 6 and then head towards Slough on the A355, go straight through the roundabout until you reach a main set of lights. (A4) then turn right and head East towards Slough Town Centre on the A4 for approx. two miles. At the main set of lights turn left onto B416 signposted for Slough Cemetery & crematorium then follow this road you will go through several sets of lights and Arbour Park will be on your right.

From the M40
Leave the M40 at Junction 2 and follow the A355 towards Slough and then take a left turn onto Parish Lane at The Indian Courtyard Restaurant and follow this road until it ends, turn right onto Windsor Road (B416) and follow this road until you reach a mini roundabout, take the second exit towards Slough Cemetery & Crematorium with Arbour Park will be on your left.

Arrangements – There is segregation in place for Sunday’s tie. Our away allocation has completely sold out and supporters are therefore advised not to travel without a ticket.

There is a limited number of unreserved spaces for all supporters at Lynch Hill Enterprise Academy (next to Arbour Park) on match days, available on a first come, first served basis. Please follow the directions of the stewards. Off street parking is extremely limited – however there are several car parks within walking distance. We would strongly encourage supporters to car-share or travel by public transport where possible. There are many public car parks nearer the town centre which are within walking distance of Arbour Park. If you do park in residential streets, please be respectful to our neighbours – keep noise to a minimum, and do not litter. When parking, do not block entranceways and driveways, and do not park dangerously, including on blind corners.

Food and Drink – There is a dedicated away fans bar, from which supporters can purchase refreshments, though it is not permitted to drink alcohol in view of the pitch for this tie.

Programme – A match day programme, ‘REBELS REVIEW’ is available for purchase at £3.00

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