On this day...Sheffield FC was formed on October 24, 1857. It was another three years until the formation of Hallam FC, the world's second oldest football club, meant they finally had another team ...

Sheffield FC are planning a 4,000-seater stadium in the city as the latest twist in their long and storied history. ... With the club having been founded in 1857, ...

According to historical documents, Sheffield FC formed in 1857 - three years before their city rivals Hallam, who are believed to be the world's second-oldest football club and play their home ...

Sheffield FC are celebrating their 160th birthday on Tuesday, ... The South Yorkshire side were formed on 24th October 1857 and are the oldest surviving football club anywhere on the planet.

When Sheffield FC started playing 1857, there was no other team in the world. Now, eager to be associated with the pioneers of football, 100,000 pounds ($153,000) ...

THE world’s oldest football team have announced plans to build a stunning new stadium. Sheffield FC, founded in 1857, unveiled the joint venture alongside rugby league outfit Sheffield Eagles… ...

Sheffield Football Club, 1857. The world’s very first football club—Sheffield FC—was born in South Yorkshire in 1857 and is still kicking today! Founded by two local cricket club players ...

Sheffield Football Club founded in 1857, and considered the world's first team, won the game 1-0. The blue plaque has been fixed to an archway on Walker Street in the Wicker area of Sheffield.

According to historical documents, Sheffield FC formed in 1857 - three years before their city rivals Hallam, who are believed to be the world's second-oldest football club and play their home ...

Sheffield FC says the new 5,000 seat ground will be ... The world's oldest football club has unveiled plans for a 5,000 seat ... Founded in 1857, the football club currently plays its ...

Sheffield FC is the world's oldest football club, having been founded in 1857, and its home games are currently played at the Coach and Horses Ground in Dronfield, Derbyshire.