Blyth Spartans
EnglandCoach：
Tom Wade
Establishment Date：
1899
League Affiliation：
-
Stadium：
Croft Park
Seating Capacity：
4450
Team Info
Blyth Spartans AFC is an English football club from the town of Blyth in Northumberland, famously known for their historic FA Cup runs as a non-league side. They currently compete in the Northern Premier League Premier Division, the seventh tier of English football. Their home is Croft Park. Founded in 1899, the club's legendary era came in the 1977-78 FA Cup, where they reached the fifth round as a Northern Premier League side, defeating top-flight teams and capturing the nation's imagination. That team, managed by Brian Slane, achieved folk-hero status. In the modern era, the Spartans are a well-supported and established non-league club, often challenging for promotion to the National League North. The fan base is famously passionate and vocal. Blyth Spartans are more than a football club; they are a symbol of the magic of the FA Cup and the enduring spirit of non-league football.
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