Scunthorpe United can confirm our popular 2025-26 away shirt has been restocked in our club shop with limited quantities available in each size.
Designed in partnership with our brand new official kit supplier, MEYBA, the 2025-26 shirt is a retro remake of our away shirt from the 1992-93 season, with the bold design featuring a modern twist, with a crisp white base accented by dynamic claret diagonal stripes across the front. Navy blue detailing on the collar and sleeve cuffs provides a sharp contrast, while MEYBA’s signature navy chevrons adorn the shoulders for a distinctive finish.
The Iron’s traditional crest is proudly pressed over the heart, opposite MEYBA’s logo in red and blue. Long-standing sponsors HITEK Electronic Materials Ltd return front and centre in navy print, with the Mortz logo proudly on one sleeve, and our new back of shirt sponsors Marjara Care Group prominent above where Iron players' names and numbers will be displayed this season.
Initial stock of the shirt sold out in a short amount of time, with an order placed to replenish, which has now landed with us.
We have restocked the shirt in all youth sizes from 5-6 years through to 13-14 years, and also from small to 2XL, with a limited number of each. Once they're gone, they're gone!
Supporters will be able to purchase this shirt, along with the accompanying shorts and socks, from our club shop from Tuesday at 10am, with online ordering via www.sufcshop.com also available from this time.
Sign the Enterprise National League's 3UP petition, and be part of change, as the 72 member clubs collaborate to get a third promotion spot from the National League.
There is growing momentum behind the 3UP campaign ahead of the Day of Action this Saturday, calling for three promotion places from the National League to the EFL. This change would bring our game in line with the pyramid principles that underpin English football – rewarding ambition, success, and investment across our divisions.
Every signature adds weight to our collective voice and shows the depth of support across the National League system.
To sign the petition, please click here.
This weekend, all games kick-off at 3.03pm as part of the 3UP Day of Action
The National League has called on the entire football family to support a 3UP Day of Action next month and will change all its 3pm fixtures on Saturday 15 November to kick-off at the later time of 3.03pm.
In the build-up to these games, the National League will mobilise football clubs across the UK, fan groups, players, managers, media personalities and politicians to highlight its widely popular campaign to attain three promotions into the English Football League (EFL). This unprecedented step is a response to the EFL Board's unchanged stance on 3UP and their continued refusal to formally consult its 72 member clubs on the matter.
Over the coming weeks, the National League will reveal exactly what supporters of the 3UP campaign will do to help make these unique kick-off times a significant and impactful moment. On Saturday 15 November there are 24 National League teams across the country in action - and all of their fixtures will start at 3.03pm, as follows:
• Altrincham v Brackley Town
• Boreham Wood v Tamworth
• Braintree Town v Truro
• Carlisle United v Eastleigh
• Forest Green Rovers v Gateshead
• Hartlepool United v Wealdstone
• Rochdale v Aldershot Town
• Solihull Moors v Scunthorpe United
• Sutton United v FC Halifax Town
• Woking v Boston United
• Yeovil Town v Southend United
• York City v Morecambe
The 3UP Day of Action has the backing of the 72 National League clubs who are all playing their part in this latest initiative. Whilst the 48 National League North and South clubs do not have league fixtures on the day itself (it is Second Round Qualifying of the FA Trophy the same weekend) they will be fully involved as they were for the 3UP campaign launch.
Since launch, the 3UP campaign has now received widespread support from football organisations, sporting opinion formers, prominent broadcasters and dozens of MPs across all political parties – who are actively lobbying the EFL for change on behalf of the National League. Some of these MPs will take part in the 3UP Day of Action and recognise the campaign’s ‘Put Football First’ mission will help the new Independent Football Regulator achieve its publicly stated goals of protecting the financial resilience of clubs and preserving the heritage of the game for fans.
Over 93% of football supporters from across all divisions of the professional football pyramid support 3UP, including a significant 83% of EFL fans. These figures come from a substantive poll conducted by the Football Supporters Association (FSA) which has led to the well-respected body adopting 3UP as their official policy.National League chair Jack Pearce MBE says: “Our 72 clubs – the majority of whom are over a century old and household names – simply won’t accept the current circumstances blocking them from parity and fairness with all the other professional teams in England.
“In response to the 3UP campaign launch, the EFL stated their understandable concerns over the ‘competitive balance’ across all leagues within the football pyramid and cited this as an underlying reason for delaying the matter of 3UP . But we don’t believe this should be the reason preventing progression on the matter.
“The ‘competitive balance’ issue simply doesn’t apply between the National League and EFL. For example, since two promotions were introduced to the National League in 2003, no title-winning club has ever been relegated from the EFL the following season. And almost half the clubs currently in the EFL’s three leagues have competed in the National League at one time or other.
“Since launching 3UP, we have been contacted by a remarkable number of EFL clubs who are privately supportive of the change but haven’t even been given the chance as a group of clubs to formerly discuss it.
“EFL chair Rick Parry stated two years' ago that the EFL ‘needs to look downwards as well as upwards’ and that 3UP is a ‘perfectly logical argument’ . We remain grateful for this broad outlook, but unfortunately no meaningful action has been forthcoming from the league since then.
“We therefore don’t think it is too much to ask the EFL to take some unconditional and supportive action to help all National League clubs up and down the country attain another promotion place. They have been waiting for 23 years for this moment. The forthcoming 3UP Day of Action on Saturday 15 November will be a great chance for everyone who cares about the national game to get involved and show their support to our clubs and fans. Together we can put football first.”
Tickets are on sale for the Iron's meeting with Sutton United when we welcome them to the Attis Arena on Saturday, January 3rd, 2026 (3pm kick-off).
The Early Bird rate will be available both in person at our ticket office and online via fanbaseclub.com until three hours before kick-off of home league matches now.
Buying online also enables fans to use the FanBase app wallet to enable scanning from their mobile at the turnstile.
| ALL SEATED STANDS (THREADGOLD, MORTZ and LINCS CO-OP FAMILY ZONE) | Early Bird | Matchday |
|---|---|---|
| Adult | £20 | £22 |
| 65+/U21/FT Student/Key Worker | £16 | £17 |
| U18 | £8 | £10 |
| U12* | Free | Free |
| BRITCON STAND | Early Bird | Matchday |
| Adult | £18 | £20 |
| 65+/U21/FT Student/Key Worker | £14 | £15 |
| U18 | £8 | £10 |
| U12* | Free | Free |
| EXECUTIVE SEATS | Category B Early Bird | Category B Matchday |
| Adult | £33 | Not Available |
| 65+/U21/FT Student/Key Worker | £25 | Not Available |
| U18 | £15 | Not Available |
*Maximum of two under 12’s free per paying adult/concession. Subsequent juniors must be paid for at the U18 rate.
^Adults and concessions can get up to two free U18s in the Lincolnshire Co-op Family Zone.
All Under-14s must be accompanied by paying adult/concession.
Student concession prices must be in full time education.
HOW TO BUY:
ONLINE: fanbaseclub.com
TELEPHONE: Call 01724 747670
CAR PARKING: Mortz Property Services Stand car parking can also be purchased via fanbaseclub.com in advance as an add-on. We are currently working with the provider to offer this as a standalone purchase. Paying on arrival by cash or card is also available.
Tickets are on sale for the Iron's meeting with Gateshead when we welcome them to the Attis Arena on Tuesday, December 30th (7.45pm kick-off).
The Early Bird rate will be available both in person at our ticket office and online via fanbaseclub.com until three hours before kick-off of home league matches now.
Buying online also enables fans to use the FanBase app wallet to enable scanning from their mobile at the turnstile.
| ALL SEATED STANDS (THREADGOLD, MORTZ and LINCS CO-OP FAMILY ZONE) | Early Bird | Matchday |
|---|---|---|
| Adult | £20 | £22 |
| 65+/U21/FT Student/Key Worker | £16 | £17 |
| U18 | £8 | £10 |
| U12* | Free | Free |
| BRITCON STAND | Early Bird | Matchday |
| Adult | £18 | £20 |
| 65+/U21/FT Student/Key Worker | £14 | £15 |
| U18 | £8 | £10 |
| U12* | Free | Free |
| EXECUTIVE SEATS | Category B Early Bird | Category B Matchday |
| Adult | £33 | Not Available |
| 65+/U21/FT Student/Key Worker | £25 | Not Available |
| U18 | £15 | Not Available |
*Maximum of two under 12’s free per paying adult/concession. Subsequent juniors must be paid for at the U18 rate.
^Adults and concessions can get up to two free U18s in the Lincolnshire Co-op Family Zone.
All Under-14s must be accompanied by paying adult/concession.
Student concession prices must be in full time education.
HOW TO BUY:
ONLINE: fanbaseclub.com
TELEPHONE: Call 01724 747670
CAR PARKING: Mortz Property Services Stand car parking can also be purchased via fanbaseclub.com in advance as an add-on. We are currently working with the provider to offer this as a standalone purchase. Paying on arrival by cash or card is also available.
