1066 Football
Clubs
Strictly speaking Eastbourne Borough FC is not in 1066 Country but as the club is in view from where William of Normandy landed in 1066 (Pevensey Bay), we thought they should be included in our website. Also, Brighton & Hove Albion are on our list due to being the nearest professional club and having a big following from our area. The rest is a small selection of the better known clubs, more can be found via the links on our leagues page.
Brighton & Hove Albion FC
American Express Community Stadium,
Village Way, Brighton, BN1 9BL. Map
SCL2 | Intermediate | Youth | Ladies
Bexhill United FC
The Polegrove, Brockley Road, Bexhill on Sea,
East Sussex, TN39 3HA. Map
SCL2 | Intermediate | Youth | Ladies
1066 Specials
This Club gives people with special needs and disabilities the opportunity to play football and receive expert coaching.
Defunct
Rye United FC
Formed in 1938, they were the founder members of the Sussex County League Division Two in 1952. After several years in the County League they went bust in March 2014.
Defunct
St. Leonards FC (Originally Stamco FC)
Started as a works team in 1971 and after several promotions made it to the Southern League Premier Division in 1997. After several relegations went bust in 2003.
Rock-a-Nore FC
One of the oldest clubs in the area and indeed the whole of Sussex. A founding club of the Sussex County League and currently playing in the East Sussex League. Table
Sidley United FC
Formed in 1908 'The Blue', they were the founder members of the Sussex County League Division Two in 1952, winning Div' 1 in 2001.
Hollington United FC
Certainly one of the most talked about clubs in local football, sometimes good, sometimes not so good, but there's no doubting they have been one of the most successful. Table