Stevenage are enjoying a positive League One campaign this

Stevenage are enjoying a positive League One campaign this term.

They currently sit third in the table, with 31 points from 16 games.

They have yet to taste defeat at home in the league this season, with a Vertu Trophy game against Walsall and Emirates FA Cup match with Chesterfield their only defeats at the Lamex Stadium in 2025/26 so far.

Forward Jamie Reid is their top league goalscorer, with six goals from 14 appearances.

A big test. I would be happy with a point.

I'm sure we have enough urine to piss on their chips...

Micky mouse of a club just in a lucky catchment area of London to pick up players and I say micky mouse as some on there forum called us jut that.

Micky mouse of a club just in a lucky catchment area of London to pick up players and I say micky mouse as some on there forum called us jut that.

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Micky mouse of a club just in a lucky catchment area of London to pick up players and I say micky mouse as some on there forum called us jut that.

Think they're being sarcastic, must be

Micky mouse of a club just in a lucky catchment area of London to pick up players and I say micky mouse as some on there forum called us jut that.

Think they're being sarcastic, must be

Fans from down (sowf) are the bees knees top dogs.

Only a win for me it's stevenage a little club floats around league one league two will be disappointed with anything less

Only a win for me it's stevenage a little club floats around league one league two will be disappointed with anything less

You should remember that Stevenage haven't lost at home in the league and only conceded two goals at home.

I've looked at there results no great teams except maybe Bradford which finished 1-1 really nothing to fear a win only

Stevenage boss Alex Revell says his team are excited by the challenge of taking on League One leaders Cardiff City.

Boro are third in the table and will be defending an unbeaten home record in the league when they take on the Welsh club on Tuesday.

Stevenage have had a week to prepare for the game, having not played at the weekend following their first-round FA Cup exit last month while Cardiff beat Huddersfield on Saturday.

"In terms of expectation, I'm sure they're probably everyone's favourites to go up this year," Revell said of Cardiff, who have won their past three league games.

"For us, we haven't lost at home in the league and it's about maintaining that run, it's about organisation, being aggressive, front-footed, [winning] first and second balls, all those things that make us a team, we have to get right.

"Playing against the top team is no different, we're all really excited by it, the squad is ticking along nicely," he told BBC Three Counties Radio.