Oldham Athletic supporters can expect a noticeably improved matchday experience when they return to Boundary Park for the new season. The club has confirmed a series of stadium upgrades aimed at enhancing facilities both inside and outside the Joe Royle Stand.

What's Changing? The League Two side have revealed a range of improvements being made to Boundary Park ahead of the 2026/27 campaign as part of the club's continued investment in supporter facilities. The work is centred around the Joe Royle Stand, where upgraded toilet facilities are being installed to improve comfort and accessibility for fans attending matches. Latics supporters will also benefit from new outdoor food and beverage facilities designed to provide quicker and more convenient service on matchdays.

Why it Matters for Oldham The upgrades form part of a wider long-term commitment to developing Boundary Park and improving the overall supporter experience. The club also thanked fans and the Oldham Athletic Supporters' Foundation for their continued feedback, saying supporter input has played an important role in shaping the improvements.

What Comes Next? Further stadium developments are expected in the coming months as the redevelopment programme continues. The club is committed to listening to fan feedback and working to improve the matchday experience for all supporters. Next fixture: vs Chesterfield (away, 2027-02-20) (15th in the table).