Club Overview
Radcliffe compete in the Enterprise National League North during 2026/27. This NonLeagueReview club directory page covers the club, its ground, history, honours and matchday experience.
Quick Facts
| Full Name | Radcliffe |
| Nickname | The Boro |
| Founded | 1949 |
| League | National League North |
| Ground | Stainton Park |
| Capacity | 3,500 |
| Location | Pilkington Road, Radcliffe, Greater Manchester, M26 3PE |
| Colours | Blue & white |
Stadium Guide
Stainton Park is the home of Radcliffe, with a stated capacity of 3,500.
Address: Pilkington Road, Radcliffe, Greater Manchester, M26 3PE
Club History
Radcliffe were founded in 1949 as Radcliffe Borough and have built a proud history in Greater Manchester football. The club progressed through the Lancashire Combination, Cheshire County League and Northern Premier League before reaching the National League North. Their rise included the Northern Premier League First Division title in 1996/97.
Honours
Northern Premier League First Division champions: 1996/97; Northern Premier League play-off winners: 2002/03
Club Records
Radcliffe reached the FA Cup first round in 2000 and the fourth qualifying round in 2002/03.
Famous Players & Club Figures
Radcliffe’s history includes players who progressed into the Football League, while the club’s strongest eras have been built around local talent.
Rivalries
FC United of Manchester, Bury, Hyde United are among the fixtures that have carried particular local or historical interest for supporters.
Matchday Guide
Stainton Park is a compact traditional ground with covered accommodation, clubhouse facilities and refreshments. The stadium has a capacity of around 3,500.
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