Club overview

Selby Town represent the North Yorkshire town of Selby in senior non-league football. The club’s long league history and strong local identity make it a familiar name within the regional non-league game.

Home ground: The Fairfax Plant Hire Stadium

Address: Richard Street, Selby, North Yorkshire, YO8 4BN.

The NCEL ground guide lists a grass pitch, covered accommodation for around 350 spectators, seating for 220 and a stated capacity of 5,000. A clubhouse bar is listed as open on first-team and second-team matchdays, and a club shop is available.

Getting there

By train: Selby railway station is listed as approximately three-quarters of a mile from the ground. The league provides a walking route via Station Road, Ousegate, Water Lane, Scott Road and Richard Street.

By car: The league’s directions advise approaching via the A19 into Selby, then Scott Road and Richard Street. Check a current map and official club information before travelling.

Club history and identity

The club was founded in 1919 and has been part of the Northern Counties East Football League since 1982. Selby Town’s nickname is the Robins and the league lists the club’s home colours as all red.

Official Northern Counties East League profile for Selby Town

Admission prices, facilities and travel arrangements can change. Check official club and league channels before your visit.