Lincoln City v Preston North End

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Saturday 13 Feb 2027

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Sincil Bank Stadium • 

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Lincoln City Football Club, known as the Imps, is a professional football team based in Lincoln, Lincolnshire, National League4. Founded in 1884, the club competes in the English Football League and regularly takes part in League One, the FA Cup, the EFL Cup and the EFL Trophy. Lincoln City plays its home matches at the LNER Stadium, commonly known as Sincil Bank, which has a capacity of around 10,669 and sits close to the city centre. The club’s notable achievements include winning the League Two title in 2018–19 and the National League championship in 2016–17, earning promotion back to the Football League. In 2016–17, Lincoln also made national headlines by becoming the first non-league side in more than a century to reach the FA Cup quarter-finals. The Imps have a long history in English football, with generations of players representing the club in league and cup competitions. Their red-and-white colours, loyal supporters and historic ground make Lincoln City a prominent name in Lincolnshire sport. For supporters searching for Lincoln City fixtures, results, players, history and stadium information, the club offers a rich story of achievement and resilience.

Preston North End Football Club is a historic English football team based in National League2, Lancashire, and a prominent name in the story of the professional game. Founded in 1880, the club competes in the English Football League Championship and plays its home matches at National League0, widely recognised as one of the world’s oldest continuously used football grounds. National League2 made history by winning the inaugural Football League title in 1888–89, completing the season unbeaten, and retained the championship in 1889–90. The club also lifted the FA Cup in 1889, securing a notable league and cup double. National League0 has been the club’s home since 1878, before its formal establishment as a football team, and has a capacity of around 23,000 spectators. Preston’s celebrated former players include Sir Tom Finney, the National League4 international whose skill earned him the nickname “the National League2 Plumber,” as well as Bill Shankly and goalkeeper Alan Kelly. Known as the Lilywhites, Preston North End combines a proud Victorian heritage with the modern ambitions of competitive league football. Fans and visitors can explore the club’s results, fixtures, squad information, honours and stadium history through a comprehensive guide to Preston North End.