Cheltenham Town Football Club is a professional team based in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, currently playing in EFL League Two. Founded in 1892, the Robins play at the Whaddon Road stadium, known for its traditional atmosphere. The club's modern history has been defined by its rise from non-league under manager Steve Cotterill, achieving Football League status for the first time in 1999. A golden period followed, including a promotion to League One in 2006 and a memorable FA Cup run. After a relegation and several years in the National League, the club returned to League Two in 2016. Under manager Michael Duff, Cheltenham won the League Two title in 2021, playing a disciplined and effective style. The current era sees them consolidating in League Two with ambitions of another promotion push. The fan base is passionate and growing, proud of their club's journey and community roots.