TOP OF THE TABLE CLASH

22 Oct 2026

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The Silkmen return to the Leasing.com Stadium on Saturday afternoon for a highly anticipated top of the table clash against Hereford in the Enterprise National League North – and you can play your part from the stands!
John Rooney’s men, currently top of the league and unbeaten at home, welcome a Hereford side who are a point and a place behind them in the table to East Cheshire as first takes on second, kick-off 3pm.

Following Tuesday’s 3-0 victory away at Anstey Nomads which saw the Silkmen progress into the Emirates FA Cup first-round proper, attention now turns to a meeting with Aaron Downes’ Bulls, who make the journey from Herefordshire. Macc have also won back-to-back league games at the Leasing.com Stadium, moving up to top spot ahead of this weekend’s fixture.

Your support throughout the season so far has been outstanding both home and away, cheering on the players from kick-off to full-time. The backing from the terraces was a driving force behind recent comebacks from two goals down including the thrilling 4-3 victory over South Shields and the 2-2 draw against Scarborough Athletic in the Emirates FA Cup.

Manager Rooney is looking forward to getting back to the Leasing.com Stadium and he knows how important the Silkmen fans will be against Hereford.

Rooney said: “Our focus now is on Hereford. We need to rest, recover and put ourselves in the best possible place to go and get a result at home on Saturday.

Tickets for Silkmen supporters are on sale and start from the below prices:

Adults: Seated – £19.00 / Standing – £18.00

Concessions: Seated – £15.00 / Standing – £14.00

Students: Seated – £12.00 / Standing – £11.00

Under-18: Seated – £9.00 / Standing – £8.00

Under 12s: Seated – £4.00 / Standing – £3.50

Disabled: £11.00

Carer: Free

All Disabled and Carer tickets can be claimed in person only from our head office or on matchday from our ticket office, located in the Academy Reception.

Macclesfield FC Under 14’s Admission Policy

Children aged 13 and under MUST be accompanied by a responsible adult (18+) to enter the ground.

The accompanying adult must always remain within the ground.

Children may move around the ground for toilets and refreshments, and normal activities.

If a child appears to be unaccompanied:  

Stewards and staff may ask who they are attending with.

Contact details of the adult may be requested.

If no responsible adult is identified, entry may be refused or safeguarding action taken.

Supporters can access Macclesfield FC’s First Time Fan guide by clicking here.

The helpful guide provides all the information you need to make the most of your matchday at the Leasing.com Stadium. For more information, you can email info@macclesfieldfc.com or alternatively call 01625 426708.  

Cheer on the lads in an important game this weekend and purchase your tickets here.

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