The Magpies make the long trip north to Victoria Park this weekend to take on Hartlepool United in the Vanarama National League. 

 

Hartlepool will consider themselves still in contention for the playoff places. They sit two places and three points behind 7th-placed Altrincham. However, with the sides around them holding games in hand, a strong conclusion to the season will be needed if they are to have a chance at promotion. Maidenhead, meanwhile, climbed out of the relegation zone last weekend, and could rise as high as 18th if they are to secure their first victory on the road since beating Braintree 3-1 in November. 

 

Both sides have earned six points in their last five games, with the Pools enjoying an unbeaten February so far. The differences, however, come in the results; Hartlepool have only amassed one win in their last five, with three draws against Tamworth, Braintree, and Woking. On the other hand, the Magpies have not shared the points since the middle of December, with victories over AFC Fylde and Southend United fundamental to a recent climb up the table. 

 

A draw was the result in the last encounter between the two sides, with Adam Campbell cancelling out Sam Barratt’s first-half penalty in October last year, but a point apiece is a rarity when the two sides meet. 

 

Magpies 1-1 Hartlepool 

Magpies 3-1 Hartlepool 

Hartlepool 3-1 Magpies 

Hartlepool 2-4 Magpies 

Magpies 0-4 Hartlepool 

Magpies 0-1 Hartlepool 

Magpies 0-1 Hartlepool 

Hartlepool 2-1 Magpies 

Hartlepool 1-2 Magpies 

Magpies 2-1 Hartlepool 

Please follow the link below for directions to Victoria Park. 

Away supporters are situated in the Hartlepool Cable Services Stand (also known as the Rink End). This is an unallocated, all-seated stand that has a maximum capacity 800. There is no terraced area available for away supporters. There is space for 7 wheelchair users (plus carers) within the stand. Wheelchair entry for away fans is on the West Stand through the car park (Acland Homes Stand side). 

 

The stand is located on Clarence Road and the turnstiles are adjacent to the main office building, ticket office and shop. 

 

 

*Ambulant Disabled/Wheelchair tickets are sold at the relevant category as above and a free companion ticket will be issued for those in receipt of Higher Rate Disability Allowance or Enhanced PIP (must be shown). 

 

*Under 14s will not be allowed entry to the stadium without an adult. 

 

*Tickets are issued electronically as standard. There will be a £1 additional charge for paper tickets (including postage) and this should be chosen as your delivery method at checkout. 

 

Tickets can be purchased online and will go on sale in advance of the game.  

 

The Club Ticket Office is open from 10am to kick-off on a matchday