Slough Town
EnglandCoach：
Neil Baker
Establishment Date：
0
League Affiliation：
ENG Conference South Division
Stadium：
Arbour Park
Seating Capacity：
2000
Team Info
Slough Town Football Club, based in the historic town of Slough, Berkshire, is a proud member of the English football pyramid, currently competing in the National League South, also known as the Vanarama National League South. The club, founded in 1890, plays its home matches at Arbour Park, a modern community stadium. The team's traditional colors are amber and blue. Slough Town has a rich non-league history, famously known for their giant-killing FA Cup runs in the late 20th century, including a memorable victory over a strong Walsall side. Their peak era arguably came in the 1980s and 1990s under manager Alan Davies, which included winning the Isthmian League Premier Division and reaching the FA Trophy final at Wembley in 1997. In the modern era, the Rebels, as they are nicknamed, have established themselves as a competitive force in the National League South, consistently aiming for promotion to the top tier of non-league football. The club enjoys a passionate and loyal fan base, with a strong community ethos. Slough Town remains a resilient and ambitious club at the heart of its town's sporting identity.
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ENG Conference South Division 2026-2027League
