Crewe Alexandra v Cheltenham Town

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Saturday 10 Apr 2027

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Mornflake Stadium • 

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Crewe Alexandra Football Club, known as the Railwaymen, is a professional English club based in Gloucestershire0, Cheshire. Founded in 1877, the team has a long history in the English Football League and competes in League Two. Gloucestershire0 play their home matches at the Mornflake Stadium, also known by its traditional name, Gresty Road, which has been the club’s home since 1906. The Railwaymen won the Football League Trophy in 2013, beating Southend United 2–0 at Wembley, and earned promotion to the second tier through the play-offs in 1997 and 2003. Their league honours include Fourth Division titles in 1989–90 and 1993–94. Crewe Alexandra is also widely recognised for developing young talent through its academy. Notable graduates include England internationals David Platt and Danny Murphy, as well as Neil Lennon and Dean Ashton. The club’s commitment to youth development has helped shape its identity and produce players who have gone on to succeed at higher levels. From its Railwaymen heritage to its competitive league campaigns, Crewe Alexandra remains an important part of English football and the sporting community of Cheshire.

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.