Peterborough United have sold out their entire away allocation for this weekend's League One visit to Bromley. The club confirmed the full sale of 835 tickets for the trip to Hayes Lane on Saturday.
"Bromley is a sell-out for Peterborough United fans," the club said. The fixture represents a key opportunity for Bromley, who currently sit 23rd in the table with eight points from ten matches, to close the gap on their visitors. Peterborough are positioned 21st, just two places above them in the standings. Bromley's record of two wins and two draws from their ten games has left them fourteen points behind the league leaders, Stockport County.
Bromley's recent form has been challenging, with five consecutive defeats in all competitions. Their last outing was a 4-0 home loss to Leicester City on Tuesday, where the visitors scored through William Thomas-Alves, John Lundstram, Luke Thomas and Emil Riis Jakobsen. Before that, they fell to a 1-0 defeat at Stockport County on Saturday 17 October, with Kyle Wootton scoring the only goal. This result was part of a recent run of five straight losses, which also included a 2-1 defeat at Mansfield Town on Saturday 10 October and a 4-0 loss at Crawley Town on Tuesday 6 October.
The team has lost its last five matches, a run that includes league defeats to Mansfield Town and Stockport, as well as cup exits against Crawley Town and Brentford's Under-21 side. They have scored nine goals this season while conceding 25, leaving them with a goal difference of minus sixteen.
The upcoming match against Peterborough on Saturday 24 October is a chance to halt that slide. Bromley's last starting lineup, a 4-1-4-1 formation used against Leicester, featured Saville in midfield behind Adeboyejo up front. Peterborough, who won their last EFL Trophy match 3-1 against Colchester, are expected to bring a strong following to south London.
After this fixture, Bromley face a long trip to Plymouth Argyle next month. Tickets for that journey are already on sale through Peterborough's official channels. For now, the focus is squarely on Saturday's 3pm kick-off at Hayes Lane, where a vocal away contingent will be in full voice.
