Walsall FC has confirmed the return of its Fiver Frenzy ticket promotion this week, offering fans affordable access to upcoming matches. The club is also looking ahead to key League Two fixtures in November and December, following a recent goalless draw with Exeter City that extended their unbeaten start.

The club announced the return of the discounted ticket initiative. This promotion allows supporters to purchase tickets for selected home games at a reduced price of five pounds. It is designed to boost attendance and make matches more accessible for the Saddlers' fanbase.

Specific details regarding which matches will be included in the offer are expected to be released shortly. The club often uses such promotions for midweek fixtures or games against less traditional rivals.

Walsall will travel to face York City on Sunday, 22 November 2026. The statistical preview suggests a potentially tight contest, with both teams averaging two goals per game based on recent form. York City's defense has conceded slightly more on average, while Walsall's shot accuracy is noted at 46%.

Another significant fixture is scheduled for Boxing Day, 26 December 2026, away at Bristol Rovers. The preview indicates Bristol Rovers have a higher average goal output of 2.75. However, both teams have kept two clean sheets, and Walsall's goalkeepers have posted a superior save percentage of 78%.

Walsall secured a point in a 0-0 draw with Exeter City at St James Park. The match saw chances at both ends, with former Walsall striker Josh Gordon having a shot blocked for the hosts. Exeter's Sonny Cox also forced a good save from Saddlers goalkeeper Jed Ward in the first half.

Walsall grew into the game, with Mason Hancock firing an effort over the bar. Defender Ryan Leak saw a deflected shot go narrowly over after the break. Deadline day loan signing Ajay Matthews, making his debut from Millwall, spurned a late chance for Exeter by firing over from a good position.

Walsall finished the 2025 League Two campaign in 13th place, accumulating 65 points from 46 games. Their record was 18 wins, 11 draws, and 17 losses, with a final run of form showing two losses, a win, and two more losses. They ended the season with a balanced goal record, scoring 56 and conceding 56 for a zero goal difference.

That final position left them 22 points behind the champions, Bromley. The club will be aiming to improve on that mid-table finish in the new campaign. The current squad details and player statistics are available on our squad and stats pages for further review. Their next competitive action is the away trip to York City on 22 November.