Tamworth
Coach:
Andy Peaks
Establishment Date:
0
League Affiliation:
ENG National League
Stadium:
The Lamb Ground
Seating Capacity:
4000
Team Info
Tamworth FC is a professional football club from Tamworth, Staffordshire, playing in the English National League. The Lambs play their home games at the famous sloping pitch of The Lamb Ground. Founded in 1933, the club's colors are red and black, with management led by Andy Peaks. The club's name derives from its hometown. Tamworth's peak era included winning the FA Trophy in 1989 and achieving promotion to the National League Premier, where they spent several seasons as a tough opponent, with striker Paul Hatton becoming a club legend. After relegation and a spell in the Southern League, the modern era has seen a resurgence, winning the Southern League Premier Central title in 2023 to return to the National League, with a squad built on strength and organization. The club is supported by a loyal and vocal fan base, with mascot "Lammy the Lamb" adding to the matchday experience. Tamworth FC is a historic club enjoying a new chapter of success.
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ENG National League 2026-2027 2026/08/15
Tamworth
22:00
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AFC Fylde
The Best Shooter
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Joe Riley
125000
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