Egham Town

Club Overview

Egham Town FC, nicknamed the Sarnies, is a historic Surrey club whose roots date to 1877. The club’s history includes several league changes, a post-war break and a reformation in the 1960s. In 2025, Egham won the Combined Counties League Premier Division North and returned to Step 4, competing in the Isthmian League South Central Division.

Quick Facts

  • Club: Egham Town FC
  • Nickname: The Sarnies
  • League: Isthmian League South Central Division
  • Step: 4
  • Ground: Runnymede Stadium
  • Location: Wards Place, Egham, Surrey

Runnymede Stadium

Runnymede Stadium is Egham Town’s home and the base for the club’s matchday community. The venue has been the focus of improvements as the club has prepared for football at Step 4. Visiting supporters should check the club’s official channels for the current ground entrance, ticketing arrangements, parking, accessibility and catering information.

Club History

The club’s origins go back to Runnymede Rovers in 1877. It was later reconstituted as Egham in 1905 and won the West Surrey League in 1921/22 before becoming a founding member of the Surrey Senior League. The club later competed in the Spartan, Athenian and Isthmian leagues, experiencing both promotion and relegation as the non-league pyramid changed.

The club ceased operating during the Second World War and was reformed following a public meeting on 9 December 1963, adopting the name Egham Town. A return to senior competition followed, with the club winning the Spartan League in 1971/72 and entering the Isthmian League in 1977.

After spells in the Isthmian, Southern and Combined Counties leagues, Egham won the Combined Counties Premier Division in 2012/13 and moved up to Step 4. A later period outside the Isthmian League ended with promotion in 2024/25, when the Sarnies won the Combined Counties Premier Division North under Jordan Berry. The club’s official history records a nine-point gap over the runners-up and an 11–0 home win against Hilltop during that campaign.

Honours and Notable Achievements

  • West Surrey League champions, 1921/22
  • Surrey Senior League champions in its inaugural season, 1922/23
  • Spartan League champions, 1971/72
  • Combined Counties League Premier Division champions, 2012/13
  • Combined Counties League Premier Division North champions, 2024/25

These highlights are not intended as a complete honours list. See the club’s official history for more detail.

Club Records and Figures

The club’s 11–0 victory over Hilltop in 2024/25 is recorded in its recent history. All-time appearance, goalscoring and attendance records should be checked against official club records before being treated as definitive.

Rivalries and Regional Fixtures

Egham’s location near Surrey, Berkshire and west London brings a varied set of regional opponents. The most regular fixtures and derby feel will depend on the current league allocation and cup draws.

Matchday Guide

Check Egham Town’s official website or social channels before travelling for confirmed kick-off times, admission prices, ticketing, parking, public transport, accessibility and food and drink. Matchday services and arrangements can change throughout the season.

Plan Your Visit

Official club information and history: Egham Town FC. Verify all practical details with the club before making a journey.

Club History and Key Milestones

Egham Town are nicknamed the Sarnies and play at the Runnymede Stadium. The club represents the Surrey town and has competed in regional leagues for many seasons. Its history is tied to local football around the Thames Valley and west London.

Matchday Notes

Check the latest club announcement for the confirmed venue, kick-off time, admission prices and payment methods. Supporters should verify parking and public transport options and plan the return journey after evening fixtures. Older ground names and ticket information can become outdated.

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