Fleet Town Football Club, nicknamed “The Blues,” is a non-league football club based in Fleet, Hampshire.
Established in 1890, they currently compete in the Cherry Red Records Combined Counties Premier Division South, which is part of the ninth tier of English football. The team calls The Mustard Seed Stadium their home ground.
Initially using local meadows, the club settled at Crookham Road on 3 March 1923, a ground later placed in council trust. Floodlights arrived in 1953 and Hampshire League entry in 1961. Renamed in 1963, it won Division Two in 1966, debuted in the FA Cup that season, and moved between divisions before joining the Athenian League in 1978 and dropping into lower county competitions in the early 1980s.
Entry to the Wessex League in 1989 preceded the 1994-95 title and promotion to the Southern League; relegation in 2000 was followed by an immediate return as 2001 runners-up. Under Steve Beeks and Andy Sinton the side twice reached play-off semi-finals and in 2009 lifted the Hampshire Senior, Russell Cotes, Aldershot Senior and North Hants cups before managerial and board changes in 2010.
Reassigned to the Southern League in 2011, the club survived via reprieve, endured more divisional moves and was relegated in 2019. A new board upgraded the ground and, after joining the Combined Counties Premier South in 2021, unified all sections, earned FA Three-Star status and added disability football. In 2024-25 the women secured tier-five promotion and the men reached the FA Vase last sixteen and finished fifth.