Sandhurst Town Football Club, nicknamed “The Fizzers,” is a non-league football club based in Sandhurst, Berkshire.
Established in 1910, 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 SB Stadium their home ground.
Founded in the Reading & District League, the club spent its early decades in local football before a brief spell in the East Berkshire Football League. In 1979 it was elected into the Aldershot & District Football League, and five years later a runners-up finish prompted the club to become a founder member of the Chiltonian Football League — a move that marked the beginning of its progression towards senior status. Their best Chiltonian campaign came in 1986–87, when they finished second.
Senior status was granted by the Berks & Bucks County FA in 1990, when the club joined the Combined Counties Football League. The first two seasons ended in bottom-place finishes, with relegation only avoided after a rival club resigned. Form improved considerably under managers Peter Browning and John Underwood, who brought both cup and league success in subsequent years.
The club’s centenary season of 2010–11 proved particularly memorable, producing a Combined Counties League Cup final victory and two further semi-final appearances.
Funding from the National Lottery, supplemented by contributions from Bracknell Forest Borough Council and Sandhurst Town Council, enabled the construction of a new ground at Bottom Meadow, which opened in August 1997 at a cost of £265,000. A state-of-the-art 3G pitch — described as the first of its kind in the UK — was completed there in 2023.
Jordan Ive took charge of the first team in 2023 and led the club to the Combined Counties Division One title, earning promotion to Step 5. He departed in December 2023 to manage at Step 3. Under his successor Adam Barnard, the club were relegated back to Division One in 2024–25. Bob Ryan was appointed manager for 2025–26, tasked with mounting a promotion challenge.