Shrewsbury Town v Cheltenham Town

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Saturday 28 Nov 2026

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New Meadow • 

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Shrewsbury Town Football Club is a professional English football team based in Shrewsbury, Shropshire. Founded in 1886, the club is nicknamed “the Shrews” and is recognised by its blue-and-amber colours. Shrewsbury competes in the English Football League, with its league position changing from season to season, and plays home matches at Croud Meadow, formerly known as New Meadow. The modern stadium opened in 2007 and has a capacity of around 10,000. The club has won the Football League Fourth Division title twice, in 1979–80 and 1985–86, and has lifted the Welsh Cup on six occasions, reflecting its historic participation in the competition. Shrewsbury has also reached the FA Cup quarter-finals, most recently in 1981–82. Its history includes memorable runs, devoted local support and a reputation for developing and showcasing talented players. Notable names associated with the club include goalkeeper Joe Hart, who played for Shrewsbury on loan early in his career, and long-serving midfielder David Edwards. For supporters and visitors alike, Shrewsbury Town offers a distinctive blend of football heritage, regional identity and competitive English league action.

Cheltenham Town Football Club is a professional football team from Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, known to supporters as the Robins. Founded in 1887, the club plays its home matches at Whaddon Road, a ground with a capacity of around 7,000. Cheltenham compete in the English Football League, including League Two, and have built a reputation for progressing through the divisions. Their achievements include winning the Football Conference in 1998–99 and 2001–02, securing promotion to the Football League in 1999, and claiming the League Two title in 2020–21. The club has also reached League One, with promotion in 2005–06 and again in 2020–21. These milestones make Cheltenham Town an established name in English lower-league football. The Robins’ identity is closely tied to their red-and-white colours, local fan base and Gloucestershire roots. Over the years, the club has featured players who helped deliver promotion campaigns and memorable cup performances, while its teams continue to compete in domestic league and knockout competitions. For supporters seeking Cheltenham Town results, fixtures, players, history and stadium information, the club offers a compelling story of ambition and achievement.