League Two fixtures: Stevenage host Macclesfield first
Stevenage will make their Football League debut against Macclesfield
Stevenage's first ever Football League fixture has paired them at home to Macclesfield on the opening day of the League Two season on 7 August.
Oxford United's first league game since 2006 sees them travel to last season's League Two new boys Burton Albion.
Stockport and Southend, who were both relegated from League One last term, face each other at Roots Hall.
Meanwhile, Chesterfield's first game at their new b2net Stadium will be against Barnet on the opening day.
Of the other relegated sides, Wycombe host losing play-off semi-finalists Morecambe, while Gillingham - who failed to win an away game in 2009/10 - begin at home to Cheltenham.
Last season's defeated play-off finalists Rotherham face Lincoln at home.
New Shrewsbury manager Graham Turner's first competitive game of his second spell in charge will be against Peter Taylor's Bradford.
In the other opening day fixtures, Aldershot travel north to Accrington, Bury host Port Vale while Crewe entertain Hereford and Northampton head to Torquay.
Meanwhile, having left Christie Park, Morecambe's first game at their new Globe Arena will be against Rotherham on Saturday, 14 August.
You can see the full League Two fixture list here,or fixtures for each English club here.
Opening day's fixtures - Saturday 7 August
Accrington v Aldershot Burton v Oxford United Bury v Port Vale Chesterfield v Barnet Crewe v Hereford Gillingham v Cheltenham Rotherham v Lincoln City Shrewsbury v Bradford Southend v Stockport Stevenage v Macclesfield Torquay v Northampton Wycombe v Morecambe
Saturday, 14 August
Aldershot v Southend Barnet v Burton Bradford v Stevenage Cheltenham v Crewe Hereford v Gillingham Lincoln City v Torquay Macclesfield v Shrewsbury Morecambe v Rotherham Northampton v Accrington Oxford United v Bury Port Vale v Chesterfield Stockport v Wycombe
NB All fixtures and kick-off times are subject to change. The BBC is not responsible for any changes that may be made.
Bookmark with:
What are these?