Football Stadiums in Lincolnshire
Lincoln Moorlands Railway FC, Lincoln
Lincoln Moorlands Railway FC is a non-league football club sharing the historic city of Lincoln with Lincoln United and Lincoln City. The stadium is compact and family friendly with three small stands, two of which have seating and one of which is wheelchair friendly. There is plenty of open-air...
Pinchbeck United is the longest serving club in the Peterborough and District league Premier Division. They have a Junior section from under 8 through to under 16. Due to league rulings the club are currently playing at Spalding United's ground. It is not known how long this will last.
Hykeham Town Women FC, Lincoln
Hykeham Town Women FC are an FA Charter Standard Football Club who pride themselves on providing quality, safe and fun football in both training and matches for all their teams. Open to all ages and abilities they are always seeking new players to join from under level through to senior.
Grimsby Borough Ladies & Girls FC, Grimsby
Grimsby Borough Ladies & Girls FC are an FA Charter Standard Football Club who pride themselves on providing quality, safe and fun football in both training and matches for all their teams. Open to all ages and abilities they are always seeking new players to join from under level through to seni...
Boston United Ladies FC, Boston
Boston United Ladies currently compete for honours in the Lincolnshire County Women’s League. The team are always looking for new players.
Sleaford Town Ladies FC, Sleaford
Sleaford Town Ladies FC was formed on 1st August 2007. For two seasons they played in the Lincolnshire Womens County League, winning the title in their second season and with it promotion. Currently, they play in the East Midlands Regional League, Division One North.
Lincoln Griffins Ladies Football, Lincoln
Originally formed as Nettleham Girls FC in the Summer of 2000 the club was renamed the Lincoln Griffins Girls FC a year later. Welcoming and friendly, they are always looking for new players with teams at junior and senior level.
HBW ladies is a great team to be a part of - not only for the football side but for the social aspect too. They welcome new players of all abilities to training and are continually looking to make more progress season by season. The club was formed in 2013 by Amy Franklin and they train at Was...
Spilsby Town FC were formed in 1881 and play in the Boston Cropleys Suzuki Premier Division. Although outside the football league system, clubs have in recent years moved up to the Lincolnshire Football League and then the Central Midlands League or United Counties League (the 12th level of the f...
The club was founded in January 1947, as successor to the town's two pre-war clubs Skegness United and Skegness Blue Rovers. After a season in the Boston & District League (using Wainfleet Road Recreation Ground) and then the East Lincs Combination (at the former ground of United in Richmond Driv...
Stamford AFC is a non-league football club known as The Daniels who play at the Borderville Sports Centre. In 1894 the town’s two most prominent clubs Stamford Town & Rutland Ironworks agreed to amalgamate. Initially the club adopted the name of the Rutland Ironworks who were viewed as...
The club was established as Boston FC in 1964 by former officials of Boston United who were concerned over United's financial problems Life began at the Mayflower Sports Ground for a few months, before moving to their current ground on Tattershall Road. They joined the Lincolnshire League and won...
Brigg Town is one of the oldest football clubs in the country and play in the National Premier League (NPL) Division One. Known as the Zebras, the home strip is black and white and the ground has a 2,000 capacity. In the 2000–01 season, they were crowned champions of the NCE. However, the vi...
Grimsby Borough FC, based in Bradley, are members of the Northern Counties East League (NCEL) and play in Division One. The club was established on 21 July 2003 by a group meeting at the Lord Tennyson pub in Louth and joined the Lincolnshire League for the start of the 2003–04 season, earning p...
Blackstones Football Club is based in Stamford off Lincoln Road. Currently members of the United Counties League Division One they play in Lincoln green (Lister Blackstone had Brunswick Green engines) and black shirts with black shorts. Formed as the works team of Blackstone & Co, the club won...