Club Overview
Brackley Town compete in the Enterprise National League North during the 2026/27 season. This page is part of the NonLeagueReview club directory, covering the club’s history, ground, honours and matchday experience.
Quick Facts
| Full Name | Brackley Town |
| Nickname | The Saints |
| Founded | 1890 |
| League | National League North |
| Ground | St James Park |
| Capacity | 4,046 |
| Location | Churchill Way, Brackley, Northamptonshire, NN13 7EJ |
| Colours | Blue & white |
Stadium Guide
St James Park is the home of Brackley Town. St James Park has a stated capacity of 4,046. The ground provides the setting for the club’s home fixtures and forms a key part of the matchday experience.
Address: Churchill Way, Brackley, Northamptonshire, NN13 7EJ
Club History
Brackley Town were formed in 1890 and have developed from local football into an established Step 2 club. The modern era has included sustained success in the National League North and several memorable FA Cup runs, while the club has also reached the National League North play-off final and regularly challenged near the top of the division.
Honours
National League North champions: 2011/12; FA Trophy runners-up: 2018/19; National League North play-off winners: 2012/13
Club Records
The Saints reached the FA Cup second round in 2013/14 and have established St James Park as a well-equipped Step 2 venue.
Famous Players & Club Figures
Kevin Wilkin is one of the defining figures of the modern club, combining a long playing association with a successful managerial spell.
Rivalries
Banbury United, Kettering Town, Rushden & Diamonds are among the fixtures that have carried particular local or historical interest for Brackley Town supporters.
Matchday Guide
St James Park has a clubhouse known as The Venue, matchday catering and limited on-site parking. The official capacity is 4,046.
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