Dale are on the road again, this time travelling up the country to face Hartlepool United. The Pools currently sit in 15th position, with three wins to their name so far. They come into this one on the back of consecutive 1-0 defeats to Ebbsfleet and Dagenham & Redbridge respectively.
Admission Details
Tickets can be purchased via Hartlepool’s website. The Main Ticket Office will sell tickets to away fans by cash or card.
They encourage fans to purchase tickets in advance to reduce the need to queue on matchdays.
Click HERE for full ticketing details.
Watch At The Crown Oil Arena
Following the success of the Aldershot screening, the Ratcliffe Bar will again be open for the trip to the North East.
If you can’t make the journey to The Prestige Group Stadium, join us and cheer the lads on from the Crown Oil Arena.
Click HERE for more details.
Follow The Game
Dale Player is available for the 24/25 season, providing live commentary from every First Team match.
Click HERE for full details on the service and how to sign up.
Supporters in the UK & Ireland, as well as overseas, can watch the live broadcast via National League TV. Click HERE for full details.
The Opposition
On Saturday, Hartlepool went down 1-0 at home to Dag & Red after an early goal. All three of their wins so far have come away from home, with four draws and one defeat at the Prestige Group Stadium.
They are the league’s lowest scorers with seven but have only conceded the same number in their opening ten. Of those matches played so far, there have been seven occasions where there has been one goal or less at full-time.
Darren Sarll’s side finished last campaign in 12th position in their first season back at this level after a two-year stint in League Two.
Prestige Group Stadium
Click HERE to visit Hartlepool’s website to find directions on getting to the Prestige Group Stadium.
Head To Head
There have been 152 meetings between these two sides dating back over 100 years.
Dale have won 60 of those with 54 going the way of Hartlepool.
We met for the first time in the National League last season, Dale ran out 3-2 winners in the North East with a 1-1 draw back the Crown Oil Arena in April with Devante Rodney scoring a late leveller to rescue a point for 10 man Dale.
