Forest Green still have the fewest games played and no date for the postponed match at Woking, and go to Yeovil next Saturday evening
Sunday 15 November 2026 · By Steve Garbutt
Forest Green Rovers still have the fewest National League games played, 14, and still have no new date for the postponed match at Woking, on the BBC November or December pages or in club notices checked for this week’s pack. They go to Yeovil Town at 5.30pm next Saturday. There was no first-team league fixture for them on Saturday, and none on 11, 12 or 13 November. Jonathan Gould, Yan Klukowski and Josh Bowen remain in charge, and no permanent manager has been appointed.
They have 19 points and sit 16th, level with Wealdstone and Eastleigh, who have both played 17. The BBC form line is LDDLWD. Yeovil are fifth on 29, with the best goal difference of the clubs on that total, after a 2–2 home draw with unbeaten leaders Boreham Wood. After that evening kick-off Forest Green host third-placed Southend United at 7.45pm on Tuesday 24 November and host 20th-placed Tamworth on 28 November. A visit to Aldershot Town is listed for 5 December, the trip to Barrow remains at 7.45pm on Tuesday 15 December, and the visit to Scunthorpe United remains at 7.45pm on Tuesday 5 January 2027.
First place is promoted automatically, and second to seventh contest the play-offs. Boreham Wood lead on 45 from 17, now 10 clear of Harrogate Town. Carlisle United have climbed into sixth, and Altrincham have dropped to ninth. An earlier legal action involving the club remains a matter of allegations only, and is not developed here.
No National League first-team league or FA Cup tie is scheduled today. The BBC table was last updated at 09:52 on 15 November and already includes Saturday’s 11 league results, none of which involved Forest Green. Woking are 14th on 21 from 16.
The BBC table, last updated at 09:52 on 15 November, shows Forest Green Rovers 16th on 19 points from 14 matches, with a record of 5 wins, 4 draws and 5 defeats. They have scored 23 and conceded 24, for a goal difference of minus 1. That snapshot already includes all 11 National League games of Saturday 14 November. Forest Green Rovers occupy mid-table, with the fewest games played.
No National League first-team league or FA Cup tie is scheduled today, Sunday 15 November. The next league game is at 7.45pm on Friday 20 November, when Southend United host Boreham Wood. On Saturday 21 November, Solihull Moors host Altrincham and Tamworth host Eastleigh, both at 12.30pm; Aldershot Town host Scunthorpe United, Barrow host Carlisle United, Gateshead host Hartlepool United, Halifax Town host Woking, Kidderminster Harriers host Fylde, Sutton United host Boston United, Wealdstone host Hornchurch and Worthing host Harrogate Town at 3pm, and Yeovil Town host Forest Green Rovers at 5.30pm.
The New Lawn sits on the hillside above Nailsworth in the Cotswolds, a compact 5,147-capacity ground that has been Forest Green Rovers’ home since 2006. Visiting supporters get a whole side of the stadium: the West Stand, a shallow terrace with a small covered pocket towards the South (EESI) end. The view is unrestricted, but most of the terrace is open to the weather. Bring a coat if the forecast is wet; the ground is exposed and the wind can cut across the valley.
Away entry is through turnstiles 9 and 10, around the back from the main gates. It is a short but uneven walk of about 180 metres. You enter at the top of the terrace and walk down towards pitch level. The 100 covered seats sit behind about sixteen steps, so they are not suitable if you need level access. Wheelchair spaces for visiting supporters are pitchside in the East Stand, next to the away bench, and must be booked through your own club. Those tickets include a reserved parking bay.
Do not expect to park at the stadium unless you have pre-booked hospitality or a Blue Badge space. Matchday restrictions apply on nearby streets. For Saturday games the club runs a park-and-ride from the south entrance of Renishaw on Stroud Road (GL5 5HA / GL5 5EY). Spaces are first come, first served and payment is card only. Nailsworth Primary School sometimes offers a small paid car park a few minutes’ walk away. Coaches cannot park at the ground. The nearest railway station is Stroud, roughly five miles off; buses and taxis cover the last stretch up the hill.
There is an Away Fan Zone to the right of the main entrance, usually with a BrewDog bar, vegan street food, coffee and a marquee. It is often closed for midweek cups, so check before you travel. Inside the West Terrace there is a kiosk that can get busy at half-time. The whole ground is cashless. Forest Green serve only vegan food: pies, burgers and snacks without meat. The Green Man pub behind the East Stand is for home supporters. Nailsworth itself is a little over a mile downhill and has independent pubs and cafés, though not every door welcomes colours on a matchday. Stroud is the better bet if you want a wider choice before kick-off.
Tickets are cheaper in advance than on the day. Typical away prices sit in the high teens for uncovered standing, a little more for covered standing or the small block of seats. Concessions apply for over-65s, under-21s and juniors; under-11s with an adult are usually a pound. Buy through your club or Forest Green’s site and use an e-ticket if you can. Turnstiles generally open ninety minutes before kick-off. Stewards are used to large travelling supports and the allocation on the West side can run to around a thousand.
The pitch runs north–south. The North Stand is a covered community terrace; the South Stand is the louder home end. The East Stand is the main seated side, with boxes, the club offices and the dugouts in front of it. Your view from the West is along the touchline, with the goals directly in front of those two end stands. The ground is famous for its green credentials — an organic pitch, solar panels and a meat-free menu — but on a wet Tuesday it is still a hillside terrace in Gloucestershire. Dress for the hill, arrive early if you are driving, and you will have a straightforward, well-run away day.