Swindon have been drawn away to Milton Keynes Dons in the first round of this season’s FA Cup, with the tie set to take place at Stadium MK.

The match will be played on Saturday, November 7, with kick-off scheduled for 3 pm.

A total of 2,160 tickets have been allocated to Swindon supporters in the North Lower Stand, and all tickets for the fixture will be digital only.

Prices are set at £15 for adults, £10 for seniors (over 65s) and those aged 18-23, and £5 for under-18s and under-12s, with a maximum of three under-14s can attend per paying adult. Tickets can be purchased online here.

Swindon Town has also confirmed that 18 pairs of wheelchair-accessible spaces are available, with personal assistants seated alongside.

Ambulant disabled supporters will pay the appropriate rate for their age, and those in receipt of mid or higher-rate DLA or PIP are entitled to a free personal assistant ticket.

This will be the first FA Cup meeting between Swindon and MK Dons, though the two sides are regular opponents in league competition, having played each other every year since 2005, aside from 2022.

Swindon have won only one of their last nine encounters with MK Dons, a run that includes just one draw.

Of 23 meetings since 2009, the Robins have managed only three victories, though two of those have come at Stadium MK.

In recent seasons, Swindon have shown improvement in the FA Cup, reaching the second round in 2024/25 before losing on penalties to Accrington Stanley, and making it to the third round last year before being knocked out by Salford City.

Ian Holloway has helped steady Swindon’s performances in the competition after a period of early exits.

The Robins will be hoping to reach the second round for a third consecutive season, something they have not achieved since their run between 2009 and 2011.

Swindon have a positive recent record against League One opposition, winning their last five matches against third-tier sides.

However, the club will be eager to improve their head-to-head record against MK Dons and progress to the second round of the competition.

Swindon knocked out Premier League Wigan Athletic in 2012, but since then, they have reached the third round only twice.