Leicester City will travel to three new away grounds this season, including a first-ever visit to Bromley's Hayes Lane. The Foxes will also make trips to Stevenage's Broadhall Way and AFC Wimbledon's Plough Lane.
Bromley, currently 8th in League One with 4 points from two games, will host Leicester for the first competitive meeting between the clubs. The Lilywhites have started the season with a draw and a win, scoring two goals and conceding just one. They sit two points behind early leaders Bradford City.
Leicester City supporters have never seen their team play at the homes of Bromley, Stevenage, or AFC Wimbledon. The most historic connection is with Wimbledon, where Leicester last played at the old stadium in 1986. AFC Wimbledon's new Plough Lane ground opened in 2020 and holds 9,000 spectators.
Stevenage's Broadhall Way is the closest of the three new destinations for Leicester fans, lying 85 miles from the King Power Stadium. The trip to Bromley's Hayes Lane covers 152 miles, while the journey to Wimbledon's Plough Lane is 109 miles. You can plan for these trips using our fixtures page once the full schedule is confirmed.
Bromley was a non-league club until three years ago. They entered the Football League after a third-placed finish and a play-off victory. After stabilizing with an 11th-placed finish, Bromley won the League Two title last season with 87 points. This promotion marks their first ever season in English football's third tier.
Their home, Hayes Lane, has a capacity of 6,000 seats and is also the home ground of the WSL1 side London City Lionesses. Leicester City Women played there twice last year in league and League Cup matches. The club's current league standing and goal difference are available on our standings page.
The complete League One fixture list is scheduled for release on Thursday at midday BST. It will be published on Leicester City's official social media channels. This will confirm the exact dates for the away trips to Bromley, Stevenage, and AFC Wimbledon.
For Bromley, the focus remains on the immediate challenge. Their next match is an away fixture against Sheffield Wednesday on the 29th of August. Wednesday are currently 12th in the table. Following that, the fixture release will outline a season where historic new venues await, including the visit from Leicester City to Hayes Lane.
