Stevenage 2026/27 League One Preview
Stevenage were a play-off side last season and have found this campaign harder going. Nine points from seven has them 13th, and the run has swung wildly – a 5-1 win at Barnsley sits alongside home defeats by Oxford and a 1-0 loss at Leyton Orient.
Alex Revell sets his side up in a 4-4-1-1 with Dan Kemp in the pocket behind Josh Magennis, and it is Kemp who has been the creative force: 15 chances created, three goals and 13 corners taken. Oliver Sanderson has three from the right, while Phoenix Patterson has taken 16 corners and supplied two assists from the bench and the flank.
Sixth place and 75 points was Stevenage’s best season in decades, and matching it was always going to be a tall order with a squad this size. Revell has enough attacking variety to climb, but the 2-2 draws and one-goal defeats need to start going the other way.

Stevenage’s set-piece specialists
- Penalties: Oliver Sanderson
- Free-Kicks: Dan Kemp, Phoenix Maclaren Patterson
- Corners: Phoenix Maclaren Patterson, Dan Kemp
Phoenix Maclaren Patterson has taken 16 of Stevenage’s corners to Dan Kemp’s 13. Dan Kemp has had one of the direct free-kicks. Stevenage are yet to be awarded a penalty, so the taker is unproven – Oliver Sanderson, their leading scorer, is the likeliest candidate.
Stevenage FAQs
Where did Stevenage finish in the 2025/26 season?
Stevenage finished sixth in League One in 2025/26, with 75 points from 46 games (21 wins, 12 draws, 13 defeats).
Who is the Stevenage manager?
Alex Revell is the manager of Stevenage.
Where do Stevenage play their home games?
Stevenage play their home games at Broadhall Way. The club was founded in 1976.