Away days often produce some of the biggest performances and results during a season but the further afield the opposition stadium is, the trickier it is for fans to travel.
Not only do fixtures away from home require time spent on the road or rail, a lot of money can go into it as well.
GuessTheFootballer.co.uk has priced up every remaining league away day trips for all 92 Premier League and EFL clubs and ranked them in order travel costs. In this instance, we are looking at the price of train fares.
With 16 away matches left, Stags fans could be looking at more than £2,000 to get to each one up and down the country, depending on the kind of train ticket.
The total amount quoted using Anytime fares is £2,071, while Off-Peak fares come back at £1,086, or an average of £67.85 per Off-Peak trip.
Here’s a closer look at how each remaining Mansfield Town away day has been quoted to cost with a return trip on the train this season.
9. Huddersfield Town (Saturday, 20 February)
Off-Peak return ticket cost: £40.90 / Anytime return ticket cost: £76.80 Photo: Pete Norton
10. Doncaster Rovers (Saturday, 6 March)
Off-Peak return ticket cost: £38.90 / Anytime return ticket cost: £44.20 Photo: Jess Hornby
11. MK Dons (Saturday, 20 March)
Off-Peak return ticket cost: £73.50 / Anytime return ticket cost: £108.20 Photo: Richard Heathcote
12. Barnsley (Monday, 29 March)
Off-Peak return ticket cost: £76.60 / Anytime return ticket cost: £127.20 Photo: Pete Norton