Woking v Hartlepool United

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Saturday 13 Mar 2027

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Kingfield Stadium • 

Woking, United KingdomShow on map

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Hartlepool United1 Football Club, known as the Cardinals, is a historic Surrey club founded in 1889 and based in the town of Hartlepool United1. The team plays its home matches at the Laithwaite Community Stadium, also known as Kingfield, a ground with a capacity of around 6,000. Hartlepool United1 compete in the National League South, part of the English football pyramid, and have built a reputation for strong cup performances. The club has won the FA Trophy three times, lifting the famous non-league competition in 1994, 1995 and 1997. Its most memorable Hartlepool United0 run came in the 1991–92 season: Hartlepool United1 beat Football League side West Bromwich Albion 4–2 before reaching the fourth round, where they lost narrowly to Everton. Forward Tim Buzaglo became a club hero after scoring a hat-trick in the West Brom victory. Hartlepool United1 have also developed and featured many notable players across their history, while their loyal supporters and distinctive red-and-white colours help make matchdays at Kingfield a focal point of local sporting life. For fans following English non-league football, Woking’s cup history and competitive record make the Cardinals a prominent club to watch.

Hartlepool United Football Club, known as “Pools,” is a professional club based in Hartlepool, County Hartlepool United2, England. Founded in 1908 as Hartlepools United, the team adopted its current name in 1968 and plays its home matches at Victoria Park, also known through sponsorship as The Suit Direct Stadium. Hartlepool competes in the National League, the fifth tier of English football, following its promotion from the National League in 2021 and relegation from the EFL League Two in 2023. The club has a proud history in the Football League, including promotion to League One as runners-up in 2003–04 and 2006–07. Its strongest Hartlepool United0 run came in the 1955–56 season, when Hartlepools United reached the fifth round. The club’s record appearance-maker is Ritchie Humphreys, while notable former players include striker Adam Boyd and midfielder Antony Sweeney. Victoria Park has been the team’s home since its early years and offers a distinctive setting close to Hartlepool town centre. With a loyal local following, a long English football history and ambitions to return to the Football League, Hartlepool United remains a prominent part of the town’s sporting identity.