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Tea, Cake and Football – Grounds of the UK

Tea, Cake and Football – Grounds of the UK

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Birmingham City v Swansea City – Saturday 8th August 2026 – Swansea City Stadium

A glorious day saw me drive across to Swansea to meet my old friend Les to watch my beloved Blues play away in the Carabao Cup against Swansea City. We had been given hospitality tickets so had great seats on the halfway line (padded seats too!) at the Swanseacity Stadium. The stadium has modern facilities…

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Mob Albion v Hadley United FC – Thursday 6th August 2026 – King George V Sports Complex

Tonight I made a journey of an hour along the coast towards Portsmouth and the King George V Sports Complex, home of Mob Albion of the Hampshire League Division 1. The King George V Sports Complex boasts a modern 3G pitch, with a standing area, as well as the adjacent sports centre with refreshment and…

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T D Shipley FC v Cuckfield Rangers FC – Tuesday 4th August 2026 – Dragons Green Field

Tonight some cloudy and overcast weather, although not the much needed rain that most local grounds staff would have been looking for, saw me head locally to the home of Southern Combination Football League (SCFL) Division 2 side, TD Shipley FC. TD Shipley, managed by Scott Howe, came very close to winning promotion in 2025-26,…

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Horsham YM FC v AFC Varndeanians – Saturday 1st August 2026 – Gorings Mead Stadium

So bright sun brought me to Gorings Mead, the home of Horsham YM FC for my first league game of the season. The two sides today, including the visitors, AFC Varndeanians were both members of the Southern Combination Football League (SCFL) Premier Division. Horsham YM FC, also known as the YM, had a good season…

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Saltdean United FC v Crawley Down Gatwick FC – Saturday 18th July 2026 – Hill Park Stadium

It had been a long and hot week at work, I decided to wind down and enjoy the weekend by taking myself a short distance from my home to watch Saltdean United FC of the Southern Combination Football League (SCFL) Division 1, play Crawley Down Gatwick Town of the SCFL Premier Division. Saltdean United had…

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Horsham FC v Eastleigh FC – Friday 10th July 2026 – Fusion Aviation Community Stadium

I thought I’d start the new season with a visit to a favourite ground of mine, Horsham’s Fusion Aviation Stadium, to see Horsham FC of the National League South, open their pre season fixtures with a home game against Eastleigh FC of the National League. Horsham FC, known as the Hornets and managed by Dom…

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Ashington Rovers v Billingshurst FC (3rd team) – Friday 1st May 2026 – Rod Gaskin Ltd Stadium

The weather had really taken a turn towards the warmth of summer this week and having finished a long day working down in Bournemouth I drove back via Billingshurst in West Sussex, to see the West Sussex Football League Tony Kopp cup final between Ashington Rovers and Billingshurst FC. The Rod Gaskin Ltd Stadium, at…

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Midhurst & Easebourne FC v Bexhill United – Saturday 11th April 2026 – The Rotherfield

After a busy week it is always good to get to watch entertaining football, so a trip to Midhurst in West Sussex, to watch Midhurst & Easebourne FC play Bexhill United, was a real plus. The weather was cool, dry and there was cloud cover which meant the sun was limited. The Stags, as Midhurst…

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FC Battersea Ironsides v Worcester Park FC – Saturday 28th March 2026 – Battersea Ironsides Sports Ground

A bright spring day saw me coming up with my wife to London and while she was busy, I went over to see the Surrey Premier County League Challenge Cup Semi-Final between Battersea Ironsides and Worcester Park FC. Battersea Ironsides Sports Ground, on Burntwood Lane, in Wandsworth, South London used to be a place where…

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Burgess Hill Town v Chatham Town – Saturday 21st March 2026 – Leylands Park

With the winter fading away, on the final weekend before the clock go forward and the dark nights begin to shrink back to allow the British summer to gain a foothold, I made a short journey up to Leylands Park, home of the Isthmian Premier Division’s Burgess Hill Town, to see their efforts to claw…

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