AFC Fylde v Eastleigh

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Saturday 10 Apr 2027

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15:00 Local Time

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Mill Farm • 

Preston, United KingdomShow on map

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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 National League2, 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 National League1, a modern football stadium that opened in 2016 in Wesham and has a capacity of around 6,000. National League1 is part of a wider sports and hospitality complex serving supporters and the local community. AFC 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.

Eastleigh Football Club, known as the Spitfires, is a professional football club based in Eastleigh, Hampshire. Founded in 1946, the club competes in the National League, the fifth tier of English football, and regularly takes part in the FA Cup and FA Trophy. Eastleigh play their home matches at the Silverlake Stadium, also known as Ten Acres, which has been the club’s ground since 1957. The stadium has a capacity of around 5,000 and features both seated and standing areas. The Spitfires rose through the non-League divisions before winning promotion to the National League in 2014, reaching the division’s play-offs in their first season. Their strongest FA Cup run came in 2016–17, when they reached the third round, beating Swindon Town before being eliminated by Brentford after a replay. The club has featured players including former captain Jamie Collins and striker Ben Strevens, both influential during Eastleigh’s rise through the leagues. With a dedicated local following, a history rooted in Hampshire football and ambitions in the National League, Eastleigh remain a notable name in English non-League football.