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BURTON Albion are expected to take a strong squad to Aggborough tonight as they take on Kidderminster Harriers (7.30pm). The Brewers make the relatively lengthy trip down the M6 to take on the National League North Harriers and could hand minutes to new signings Jackson Irvine and Chris O'Grady.
BURTON Albion host Premier League side Stoke City in their second pre-season friendly of the summer. The Potters visit the Pirelli Stadium (3pm) as the Brewers look to build for their debut campaign in the Championship. New signings Jackson Irvine and Chris O'Grady could be on show for Albion, who defeated Leek Town 2-0 in midweek.
BURTON Albion begin their pre-season preparations tonight with their first friendly match of the summer. The Brewers will be travelling to Harrison Park to take on Leek Town of the Evo-Stik NPL Division One South, with the potential for Albion fans to see their Championship promotion heroes in action for the first time since that famous day at Doncaster Rovers in May. So how will the Brewers line up? What can we expect from tonight's friendly? How many Brewers fans are heading to Harrison Park tonight? We want to hear from you as we keep you updated throughout the day, and during the game, of course. We will bring you live video from the ground, so don't forget to like us on Facebook using the links below.
Burton Albion kick-off their pre-season schedule with a friendly trip to Evo-Stik NPL Division One South side Leek Town (7.30pm). We will have all the build-up to the game before bringing you all the action from Harrison Park.
BURTON Albion will find out the schedule for their first ever Championship season when the fixtures are released at 9am on Wednesday June 22. Who will the Brewers play in their first Championship clash? When will they visit Derby County's iPro Stadium or St James' Park and Newcastle United? We'll bring you all the build-up to the announcement and the fixtures in full as they are released.
BURTON Albion can secure promotion to the Championship with a point in Sunday’s trip to Doncaster Rovers (12.30pm). The Brewers have a three-point advantage over third-placed Walsall heading into the final day of the regular League One season, meaning a draw would be enough to see Nigel Clough’s men playing in the second tier of English football next season. To make sure of that, they will have to overcome the challenge posed by Rovers, who need a win and results elsewhere to go their way to have any chance of avoiding relegation. You can follow all the action this weekend with the Burton Mail. We will have all the build-up ahead of the crucial match at the Keepmoat, before coverage of all the key action from the game.
TODAY could prove a vital day in the history of Burton Albion - and the Brewers aren't even playing. Walsall take on Fleetwood Town at the Banks's Stadium and the result there could see Albion win promotion to the Championship for the first time - in their first ever League One season. Nigel Clough's side gave their automatic promotion hopes a major shot in the arm with the latest of 2-1 victories over Gillingham on Saturday - Tom Naylor heading home the winner in the 92nd minute. It put them six points clear of the Saddlers, who have two games to play. It means that Walsall need to win today in order to take the promotion race to the final day - next Sunday sees Albion away at Doncaster Rovers. But should Fleetwood, fighting to avoid relegation, take a point or three from the Banks's Stadium, Albion can celebrate. Kick-off is at 12.15pm and we will know around 2pm whether Albion are promoted, or whether they must wait for the final day. We will have a live blog running throughout the day, focusing on events at the Banks's Stadium, and we want you to get involved. Leave your comments at the bottom of the page, tweet us @AshWilkinsonBM, @JoshuaMurrayBM and @BurtonMailSport and post on our Facebook page (www.facebook.com/BurtonSport). Get involved - and let's see whether the Brewers can make history today, or whether they must try to do so against Doncaster on Sunday.
Burton Albion play their final home game of the regular League One season with the visit of Gillingham - and what a crucial clash it is. The Brewers are looking to move a step closer to automatic promotion with a victory, while the Gills need a positive result to keep their play-off hopes alive.