Sutton United v AFC Fylde

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Saturday 5 Dec 2026

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Gander Green Lane • 

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Sutton United Football Club is a professional football team from Sutton, South Community Stadium3, founded in 1898. Known as the Us, the club competes in the National League South after its 2024 relegation from the English Football League, where it played in League Two. Sutton’s home ground is Gander Green Lane, also known as the VBS Community Stadium, with a capacity of approximately 5,000. The club has earned national recognition for its FA Cup achievements, particularly its memorable 1989 victory over First Division side Coventry City and its run to the fourth round in 1970–71. Sutton also won the FA Trophy in 2021, defeating Torquay United on penalties, and claimed the National League South title in 2015–16 to secure promotion to the National League. Other notable honours include the Anglo-Italian Cup in 1979 and the FA Amateur Cup in the same year. Long-serving striker Craig Dundas is among the club’s best-known modern players, having made hundreds of appearances and contributed to Sutton’s rise through the non-league divisions. With a strong local identity and a history of cup upsets, Sutton United remains a prominent name in English non-league football.

AFC Fylde, known as the Coasters, are a professional football club based in Wesham, Lancashire. Founded in 1988 as Kirkham & Wesham, the club adopted the AFC Fylde name in 2008 and has since climbed through the English football pyramid. Fylde compete in the National League North, the sixth tier of English football, following relegation from the National League in 2024. Their honours include the FA Vase, won as Kirkham & Wesham in 2008, the National League North title in 2017 and 2023, and the FA Trophy, secured at Wembley in 2019 with victory over Leyton Orient. The club play home matches at Mill Farm, a modern football stadium that opened in 2016 in Wesham and has a capacity of around 6,000. Mill Farm is part of a wider sports and hospitality complex serving supporters and the local community. Community Stadium6 Fylde’s history reflects a rapid rise from grassroots football to national competition, with league campaigns, cup success and player development central to the club’s identity. Fans follow the Coasters for Lancashire football, competitive National League North fixtures and the ambition to return to the top tiers of non-league football.