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Stranraer v Annan Athletic

  • Post published:8 August 2026

The league season gets underway at the LIME Stadium this afternoon, as we face Annan Athletic in our first home game of the 2026/27 campaign.

Both sides remain winless in all competitions, having taken the lead last weekend before eventually suffering defeat.

Kickoff is 3pm.

Admission

Admission is ‘pay at the gate’. Season tickets are valid for Saturday’s opening home league game, and available to purchase.

Away fans can enter the ground from the away turnstile opposite the main stand. This turnstile is cash only.

The following pricing applies:

  • Adult – £17
  • Concession (over 65) – £12
  • Youth (5 to 16) – £6
  • Under 5 – FREE

Pavilion Bar

Pop into our ever-popular Pavilion Bar outside the away turnstile from 1pm for a pre-match refreshment with fellow fans.

Home, away and neutral supporters are warmly welcomed, and the bar accepts both cash and card.

Or, stop off at the Stranraer FC Fitba’ Bar on North Strand Street in the town centre, which is also open to all.

Merchandise

Our new replica away shirts will be available for purchase at the stadium. You can order yours online now, along with a range of Blues merchandise

As ever, the hut at the McLeans Taxis Stand entrance stocked with all three kits, exclusive Adidas teamwear, hats, scarves, umbrellas, pin badges, key rings, stickers and much more.

Cash and card payments are accepted.

Podcast

In this week’s edition of club podcast Look Blues Talking, we look back on the opening league game of the season and hear from club captain Beejay Coll.

Coverage

If you can’t make it, you can follow our live matchday updates on X (formerly Twitter).

The manager’s post-match reaction will be available on YouTube following the game.

Club 1870 subscribers get a first look at the goals on Saturday night, along with full match footage.

Extended highlights will be available via YouTube by Sunday morning, with Laurence Nelson and Brian Martin on commentary.

Photos: Bill McCandlish, Dylan Heron, Colin Poultney (Collarge Images)