The incident in question took place after a match at Banbury United on April 12 last year.

Kai Mason, 23, of Lewis Crescent, Wellington, Telford; David Swales, 43, of Marton Drive, Wellington, Telford; Ryan Corbyn, 28, of Barcombe Close, Banbury; Jordan Corbyn, 27, of Barcombe Close, Banbury; and Leighton Broom, 18, of Hodgson Road, Shifnal, Shropshire, appeared at Oxford Crown Court on April 21.

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All five pleaded not guilty to the single charge of affray.

Oxford Crown Court (Image: Newsquest)

The court heard the incident took place after a football match between Banbury United and AFC Telford United which finished 0-0.

A trial date, with an estimate of five days, was set for May 8, 2028.

Judge Michael Roques said: “I’m afraid we can’t get your trial in until 2028.”

All five men were released on unconditional bail.

The 51-year-old Irish former model and actress is Jeremy Clarkson’s girlfriend and helps run the 1,000‑acre Diddly Squat Farm in Chadlington, Oxfordshire.

Ms Hogan has become a fan favourite for her no‑nonsense approach on the hit series.

She previously appeared in films, including Fierce Creatures, before stepping back from acting to raise her three children.

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The 51-year-old joined Mr Clarkson on the Prime Video show when it launched in 2021 and has since taken on a leading role in the farm shop.

Announced on ITV’s This Morning, her new show Farming for Love will see her play cupid for four single farmers from across the UK who are hoping to find a partner to share both their lives and livelihoods.

Viewers were introduced to beef farmer Guy from Wiltshire, North Yorkshire widower Chris, 24‑year‑old dairy farmer Dana and Welsh farmer George, who is on the hunt for a date to his best friend’s wedding.

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Hogan urged potential contestants – or their friends and family – to apply if they fancy trading city life for the countryside, saying many farmers struggle to meet someone who understands the demands of the job.

She said the new series will show both the realities of modern farming and the search for love, building on her experience of life at Diddly Squat.

Ms Hogan will continue to appear on Clarkson’s Farm, with the first episodes of the new series five due to be released on Wednesday, June 3.

The TV presenter lives in Oxfordshire on a 1,000‑acre farm near Chipping Norton, having bought the land in 2008.

Known as Diddly Squat Farm, the spot sits in the countryside near Chadlington and is known worldwide through his Prime Video series, Clarkson’s Farm.

Similarly, music mogul Mr Cowell also lives in the Cotswolds area nearby with his fiancée, Lauren Silverman, as well as his 12-year-old son, Eric.

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The couple first met in 2004 in Barbados, where they got engaged years later on Christmas Eve of 2021.

Mr Cowell is known for his TV appearances as a talent show judge, starring on The X-Factor, Britain’s Got Talent and American Idol over the years.

Now, Mr Clarkson has made a cheeky dig at his famous neighbour during his latest column for The Sunday Times about his trip to Miami, which was published last weekend.

“While Britain still has a dribble of jet fuel, I thought I’d pop to Miami to have a look for myself,” he wrote.

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“It’s been a minute since I was last there, and holy cow. Not even Simon Cowell has changed this much this quickly.”

The 66-year-old will return to screens this summer with the fifth series of Clarkson’s Farm, which is set for an initial release on Wednesday, June 3.

It is expected there will be a total of eight new episodes, which will release across several weeks.