Blyth Spartans
Club Overview
Blyth Spartans compete in the Northern Premier League East Division during 2026/27. This NonLeagueReview club directory page covers the club, its ground, history, honours and matchday experience.
Quick Facts
| Full Name | Blyth Spartans Football Club |
| Nickname | The Spartans / Green Army |
| Founded | 1899 |
| League | Northern Premier League East Division |
| Ground | Croft Park |
| Capacity | 4,435 |
| Location | Blyth, Northumberland |
Stadium Guide
Croft Park is the long-standing home of Blyth Spartans and is known for its traditional non-league atmosphere.
Club History
Blyth Spartans were founded in September 1899 by Fred Stoker and have a long history in North East football. The club famously reached the fifth round of the FA Cup in 1977/78 and has spent significant periods in the National League system.
Honours
Northern League champions; FA Cup fifth round 1977/78
Club Records
FA Cup fifth-round run in 1977/78 remains one of the defining achievements in the club’s history.
Famous Players & Club Figures
The club has produced and attracted generations of notable players and managers, with the Green Army providing a strong supporter identity.
Rivalries
North East fixtures against clubs such as Ashington, Morpeth Town, Consett and Dunston add local character to the calendar.
Matchday Guide
Croft Park provides the home setting for Blyth Spartans. Check the club’s official channels for current admission, parking, travel, catering and segregation information.
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