Worthing v Scunthorpe United

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Saturday 10 Apr 2027

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Woodside Road • 

Worthing, United KingdomShow on map

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Worthing Football Club, known as the National League1, is a historic English football club founded in 1886 and based in Worthing, West Sussex. The men’s first team competes in the National League South, part of the National League system, and also takes part in national cup competitions such as the FA Cup and FA Trophy. Worthing won the Isthmian League Premier Division title in the 2021–22 season, earning promotion to the National League South, and has also enjoyed success in the Sussex Senior Cup. The club made a notable run to the FA Trophy semi-finals in 2022–23, raising its profile beyond the local area. Home matches are played at Woodside Road, the club’s long-standing ground in Worthing, which features covered spectator areas and a lively matchday atmosphere. The team’s players represent the town in a competitive regional league, with squad members changing from season to season. Worthing FC combines a strong local identity with an established record in non-league football, making it a key club for supporters following Sussex football, National League South results and English cup competitions.

Scunthorpe United Football Club, known as “The Iron,” is a professional football club from Scunthorpe, North Lincolnshire, founded in 1899. The club plays its home matches at Glanford Park, its stadium since 1988, which has a capacity of around 9,000. Scunthorpe competes in the National League after winning the National League North title in the 2024–25 season and securing promotion. The club has a proud Football League history, joining the league in 1950 and reaching the second tier for the first time in 1958. Its strongest modern campaigns include winning the third-tier title in 2006–07 and 2013–14, earning promotion to the Championship on both occasions. Scunthorpe also spent several seasons in the Championship, with a fourth-place finish in the second tier in 1961–62 among its best league performances. The club’s notable former players include Kevin Keegan, who began his senior career at Scunthorpe before becoming an England international and a celebrated manager. With a loyal local following, historic league achievements and a recent return to the National League, Scunthorpe United remains an important part of football in Lincolnshire.