Cheltenham Town is a professional football club from Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, currently playing in EFL League Two, the fourth tier of the English football league system. The Robins, as they are affectionately known, were founded in 1892 and have called the Completely-Suzuki Stadium (formerly Whaddon Road) their home since 1932. The club's colors are red and white. After decades in non-league football, a transformative era began under manager Steve Cotterill, who guided them to the Football League for the first time in 1999. The peak followed with a remarkable promotion to the third tier in 2002 and a memorable run to the FA Cup fifth round in the same season. In the modern era, Cheltenham has established itself as a competitive League Two club, famously winning the 2020-21 league title under Michael Duff. The club has a dedicated fanbase and a reputation for developing young talent. Cheltenham Town is a well-respected club with a proud history of achievement against the odds.