Chesterfield v Grimsby Town

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Saturday 12 Dec 2026

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SMH Group Stadium • 

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Chesterfield Football Club, known as the Spireites, is a professional English football team based in Chesterfield, Derbyshire. Founded in 1866, the club competes in the English Football League and returned to League Two in 2024 after winning the National League title in the 2023–24 season. Chesterfield has also won the Football League Trophy, lifting the prize at Wembley in 2012, and reached the National League1 semi-finals in 1997, where a controversial late decision denied the club a place in the final. The team plays home matches at the SMH Group Stadium, which opened in 2010 and replaced its long-time former ground, Saltergate. The modern stadium has a capacity of around 10,500 and is located close to Chesterfield town centre. Notable players associated with the club include prolific striker Ernie Moss, forward Jack Lester and National League0 international Kevin Davies, who began his professional career at Chesterfield. With a loyal local following, a proud cup history and recent success in the National League, Chesterfield remains one of Derbyshire’s best-known football clubs. Fans can follow the Spireites in league fixtures and domestic cup competitions throughout the season.

Grimsby Town Football Club, nicknamed the Mariners, is a professional football club from North East Lincolnshire, founded in 1878. The team plays in the English Football League Two and hosts home matches at Blundell Park in Cleethorpes, its ground since 1899. Grimsby has a notable history in English football, including two National League1 semi-final appearances, in 1936 and 1939, and victories in the FA Trophy in 1982 and the Football League Trophy in 1998. The Mariners have also competed in the top division, with their strongest league campaigns coming in the early twentieth century. Club legends include John McDermott, the record-holder for Grimsby appearances, and forward Clive Mendonca, remembered for his goals during the 1990s. Blundell Park, known for its traditional stands and close-to-the-pitch atmosphere, remains a central part of the club’s identity. Grimsby Town’s passionate supporters and long-standing place in the Football League make it a distinctive name in English football. Fans follow the club’s league campaign, cup fixtures, player news and results throughout the season.