Gillingham fans can start planning the season ahead after the fixtures for the 2025/26 League Two campaign were released.
The Gills will start their new season away to Accrington Stanley on Saturday 2nd August.
The club’s first home league fixture will take place a week later, on August 9th, when Walsall visit MEMS Priestfield Stadium. The Gills welcome Cambridge United on Boxing Day, with a trip to Swindon Town following on New Year’s Day.
On Good Friday they take on Walsall in the reverse fixture, with Accrington visiting on Easter Monday.
Gillingham visit Barnet for their final away fixture on April 25th, with Shrewsbury Town making the journey to ME7 for their final home game on Saturday May 2nd.
This could be a pivotal fixture for Gareth Ainsworth with the Gillingham manager set to welcome his former side to Priestfield.
Local clashes against Bromley will take place on Saturday 6th September with the first game at Hayes Lane and the return fixture at Priestfield will take place on Saturday 31st January 2026.
In the Vertu Trophy, Gillingham are in Group G of the southern section with Wycombe Wanderers and Colchester United. An invited Premier League U21 side will be added on Thursday afternoon.
Gillingham will also find out their opponents in the opening round of the Carabao Cup on Thursday.
League Two fixtures:
Sat 2nd August – Accrington Stanley (away)
Sat 9th August – Walsall (home)
Sat 16th August – Tranmere Rovers (away)
Tues 19th August – Chesterfield (home)
Sat 23rd August – Crewe Alexandra (home)
Sat 30th August – Oldham Athletic (away)
Sat 6th September – Bromley (away)
Sat 13th September – Notts County (home)
Sat 20th September – Newport County (away)
Sat 27th September – Harrogate Town (home)
Sat 4th October – Milton Keynes Dons (away)
Sat 11th October – Cheltenham Town (home)
Sat 18th October – Grimsby Town (away)
Sat 25th October – Salford City (home)
Sat 8th November – Bristol Rovers (away)
Sat 15th November – Crawley Town (home)
Sat 22nd November – Barnet (home)
Sat 29th November – Shrewsbury Town (away)
Tues 9th December – Colchester United (away)
Sat 13th December – Barrow (home)
Sat 20th December – Fleetwood Town (home)
Fri 26th December – Cambridge United (home)
Mon 29th December – Colchester United (home)
Thurs 1st January – Swindon Town (away)
Sun 4th January – Notts County (away)
Sat 10th January – Milton Keynes Dons (home)
Sat 17th January – Newport County (home)
Sat 24th January – Harrogate Town (away)
Tues 27th January – Cheltenham Town (away)
Sat 31st January – Bromley (home)
Sat 7th February – Tranmere Rovers (home)
Sat 14th February – Crewe Alexandra (away)
Tues 17th February – Chesterfield (away)
Sat 21st February – Oldham Athletic (home)
Sat 28th February – Barrow (away)
Sat 7th March – Fleetwood Town (home)
Sat 14th March – Cambridge United (away)
Tues 17th March – Swindon Town (home)
Sat 21st March – Bristol Rovers (home)
Sat 28th March – Crawley Town (away)
Fri 3rd April – Walsall (away)
Mon 6th April – Accrington Stanley (home)
Sat 11th April – Salford City (home)
Sat 18th April – Grimsby Town (away)
Sat 25th April – Barnet (away)
Sat 2nd May – Shrewbury Town (home)