Woking Football Club will reopen the Chris Lane Terrace East to supporters for Saturday's National League fixture against Altrincham. The move restores the Laithwaite Community Stadium to its standard capacity, the club confirmed in a stadium update published on Thursday.
Woking FC stated that installation of new LED floodlights at the ground is expected to be completed by the end of September. The club also announced that printed team sheets will be available for purchase on matchdays for 50p, with all proceeds going to the Cards Trust. This news comes as the team prepares for a key home game, sitting 23rd in the National League with four points from six matches.
The return of the Chris Lane Terrace East provides a significant boost to the matchday atmosphere and supporter access. Fans can check the upcoming schedule, including the Altrincham clash, on the club's fixtures page. The team's recent form reads LDLWL, having scored four goals while conceding ten so far this season.
The stadium developments arrive during a challenging start to the campaign for The Cards. According to the club's own update, the work is progressing as planned. Supporters attending the Altrincham game will be the first to benefit from the reopened terrace.
For details on the players available for selection, supporters can refer to the official squad list. The fixture against Altrincham is scheduled for Saturday at the Laithwaite Community Stadium, with the Chris Lane Terrace East fully operational.
