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Blyth Spartans host Brackley Town on the final day in the National League North as the Spartans look for survival in the sixth tier of English Football.
Blyth Spartans is delighted to announce the final signing of the Sale and Purchase Agreement, transferring the ownership of the Football Club to Winners Worldwide, led by Irfan Liaquat. This a milestone moment for Blyth Spartans, where the 24-year ownership under Tony Platten is transferred to Winners Worldwide, who are intent on progressing the club both on and off the field to the benefit of the supporters, the town, and the wider community. Irfan Liaquat commented, “This is a great occasion. It’s so…
Blyth Spartans are set for their final away game of the season as they travel to Glanford Park as they face Scunthorpe United The Spartans suffered a 2-1 defeat to Rushall Olympic last Saturday as they now sit level on points with Farsley Celtic, who occupy the final relegation place in the National League North. TICKET INFORMATION You can buy tickets online here. All ticket information is as follows: TEAM…
Blyth Spartans suffered a 2-1 defeat at Croft Park at the hands of Rushall Olympic in front of an attendance of 952 supporters. There could be little complaints as Rushall opened a two-goal lead going into the break, with goals from Owen Oseni and Ronan Maher into an empty net. After the interval Luke James pegged one back for Spartans, but momentum was stunted by the baffling dismissal of Will…
After an inspection this morning, the game between Blyth Spartans and Rushall Olympic will go ahead as planned. Howay Blyth!
Due to rainfall overnight, there will be a provisional pitch inspection today at 8:30AM ahead of kick off at 3PM. Please check here and social media channels for more information ahead of kick off.
Blyth Spartans fell short on Good Friday as they were defeated 3-2 by Curzon Ashton in front of 1507 spectators.
Blyth Spartans start their first of two games over the Easter Weekend on Good Friday as they host Curzon Ashton at Croft Park.
Founded in 1899, 2024 sees the 125th anniversary of Blyth Spartans Football Club. In his research for the history of Blyth Spartans, Ken Sproat discovered the first mention of a Spartans kit in the 20th November edition of the Blyth News, it was noted “Blyth Spartans wear a characteristically attractive costume – long glaringly red stockings and white shirts”. With that in mind, we have produced, along with our kit supplier…
Blyth Spartans travel to Lincoln Road to face Peterborough Sports on Saturday afternoon on Non-League Day.