The Official website of Dover Athletic Football Club | Team Guide

Maidenhead United
York Road
York Road
Maidenhead
SL6 1SF

The Official website of Dover Athletic Football Club | Team Guide - Information about Maidenhead United

Telephone Number: 01628 636314

E-mail Address:

Official Website: www.maidenheadunitedfc.co.uk

Images from York Road:

Main Stand

Getting to York Road:

By Road

Leave at Junction 8/9 of the M4 and follow signs for Maidenhead town centre. Go under the railway bridge, and follow the one-way system round to the first roundabout. Take the fourth exit, and take a left at the cinema along Broadway. Go down the hill, and the second road on the right is the car park. York Road is a short walk across the road.

By Train

York Road is a short walk from Maidenhead train station. Cross the one-way system and walk to the end of Bell Street.

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Admission:

Adults : £10.00 Concessions : £6.00 Under 16's : £2.00

Recent History:

Club Information:
The origins of senior football in Maidenhead can be traced back to October 1870 with the formation of Maidenhead Football Club, who subsequently played their first ever fixture in December 1870 against Windsor Home Park. The York Road site is now officially acknowledged as the oldest continually used football ground in the world, eclipsing Northwich Victoria's old claim by several years. The Club were one of the original 15 entrants for the first ever FA Cup competition in 1871-72. The following season they reached the last four before losing to Oxford University. Maidenhead reached the quarter-finals in the next two seasons, but in 1876 withdrew, returning the following season. They also entered the first ever Berks & Bucks Cup competition in 1878 and the first FA Amateur Cup in 1893.