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Go For It Brewers!

Astle Paterson wish to pass on their congratulations to Burton Albion FC on their reaching the League 2 Playoff Final.

After holding Southend to a 2-2 draw on Saturday, the Brewers went through to the Playoff Final (3-2 on aggregate) which will kick off at 3:00pm on Monday 26th May 2014 at Wembley.

If Burton Albion defeat Fleetwood and obtain promotion to League 1, it will be the first time the Club has been so high in the League structure – where the fans can look forward to playing the likes of Coventry City, Sheffield United and Notts County.

With 21,000 tickets available for Burton supporters, the Wembley trip should be a great day for the town.

From all at Astle Paterson, the best of luck to Gary Rowett and all the Brewers players – go for it!

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