Forest Green Rovers v Tamworth

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Saturday 28 Nov 2026

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The New Lawn • 

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Forest Green Rovers are a professional football club based in Nailsworth, Gloucestershire, National League2. Founded in 1889, the club is known as the Green Devils and plays its home matches at The New Lawn, a stadium with a capacity of around 5,000. National League5 Green compete in the National League after successive relegations from the English Football League, where they had earned a place in League One for the first time in their history. Their greatest recent achievement came in 2021–22, when they won the League Two title and secured promotion as champions. The club has also competed in the FA Cup, EFL Cup and EFL Trophy, building a strong profile in English football. Notable players associated with National League5 Green include Christian Doidge, who scored prolifically during the club’s rise through the divisions, and striker Matty Stevens. Beyond results on the pitch, Forest Green Rovers are widely recognised for their environmental approach: the club adopted a fully vegan menu and became known for its sustainability initiatives. This distinctive identity, together with its league campaigns, stadium and memorable promotion-winning teams, makes Forest Green Rovers one of the most distinctive clubs in English football.

Tamworth Football Club, known as the Lambs, is an English football team based in Tamworth, Staffordshire. Founded in 1933, the club plays its home matches at The Lamb Ground, a traditional venue with a capacity of around 4,000. Tamworth competes in the National League North, the sixth tier of English football, and has built a reputation for determined performances and strong cup runs. The club’s honours include winning the National League0 in 1989–90 and the Southern League Premier Division Central title in 2023–24, which secured promotion back to the National League North. Tamworth has also won the Southern League Premier Division and reached the third round of the FA Cup, drawing with National League3 at Goodison Park in 2012 before losing the replay. Players such as midfielder Tom Tonks, recognised for his long throws, and forward Dan Creaney have featured prominently in the club’s recent campaigns. With local supporters, a close-knit matchday atmosphere and a history of success across non-league competitions, Tamworth remains an established name in English football and an important sporting institution in the town.