Notts County v Bromley

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Saturday 27 Feb 2027

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Meadow Lane • 

Nottingham, United KingdomShow on map

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Notts County Football Club is one of England’s most historic teams, founded in Nottingham in 1862 and widely recognised as the world’s oldest professional football club. Nicknamed the Magpies, County compete in the English Football League and play in League Two, the fourth tier of English football. Their home is Meadow Lane, a stadium opened in 1910 and situated close to Nottingham city centre. The club’s landmark honour is winning the FA Cup in 1894, when Notts County became the first team outside the top division to lift the trophy. They have also won several league titles, including the Second Division championships of 1897 and 1914, and earned promotion through the divisions during their long history. The Magpies are associated with notable players such as England international striker Tommy Lawton, whose performances made him one of the club’s most celebrated figures. Notts County’s black-and-white kit, devoted local following and enduring place in football history make the club a distinctive part of Nottingham’s sporting identity. Supporters can follow the team’s league campaign, cup fixtures and player news at Meadow Lane throughout the season.

Bromley Football Club is a professional football team from Bromley, south-east London, founded in 1892 and known as the Ravens. The club plays in the English Football League Two, following promotion to the EFL for the first time in 2024. Bromley secured that historic step by defeating Solihull Moors in the National League play-off final, decided on penalties at Wembley Stadium. The team’s home ground is Hayes Lane, which has hosted Bromley football for more than a century and provides a familiar setting for supporters attending league and cup matches. The club has also enjoyed success in non-league competitions: Bromley won the National League South title in the 2014–15 season and lifted the FA Trophy in 2022 after beating Wrexham in the final, also on penalties. Striker Michael Cheek has been a prominent figure in the club’s recent rise, contributing important goals across multiple seasons. With its long history, notable cup honours and arrival in the EFL, Bromley continues to build its profile among London football clubs and offers fans competitive league action at Hayes Lane.