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Cheltenham

Cheltenham

EnglandLeague TwoEst. 1887
2026/27ONGOING
Michael John FlynnCompletely-Suzuki Stadium · Cheltenham, Gloucestershire · 7,066
History

Season 2026/27

#TeamPGDPts
1Salford City14+1031
2Barnet13+1026
3Walsall13+922
4Crewe14022
5Cheltenham14-221
6Grimsby14+620
7York14+320
8Gillingham14+120
9Accrington ST14+619
10Chesterfield14+319
11Tranmere14+219
12Exeter City14+219
13Swindon Town14-219
14Newport County14+318
15Shrewsbury14-518
16Fleetwood Town14017
17Bristol Rovers14-616
18Oldham14-415
19Port Vale12-415
20Rochdale14-915
21Northampton13-114
22Rotherham14-712
23Colchester13-712
24Crawley Town12-89

About Cheltenham

Cheltenham is a football club based in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England playing their home matches at Completely-Suzuki Stadium. This page carries live scores, squad, season statistics, fixtures and the League Two table.

Charlie McCann leads Cheltenham's scoring in league play with 9 goals this season. A. Weimann and J. Evans have also chipped in with 4 each.

J. Evans is the chief creator with 3 assists this season. Ryan Broom and A. Weimann have also chipped in with 2 each.

Cheltenham sit 5th in the League Two with 21 points from 14 matches (6W 3D 5L) and a goal difference of -2.

Recent results for Cheltenham:

Upcoming fixtures for Cheltenham:

Three of Cheltenham's next five are at home, against Bristol Rovers, Rochdale and Crewe; they travel to Exeter City and Shrewsbury.

Cheltenham's squad consists of 25 players. Goalkeepers: M. Diallo, Joseph Day (England), Wyll Stanway (England). Defenders: George Nurse (England), Pierce Sweeney (Republic of Ireland), Jonathan Tomkinson (USA), J. Wilson (Wales), Mark Barber (England), Jordan Shipley (Republic of Ireland), Robbie Cundy (England). Midfielders: B. Stevenson (England), A. Hill, Ryan Broom (Wales), Charlie McCann (Northern Ireland), Joseph Tomlinson (England), Freddie Willcox (England), J. Evans (England), Shaun McWilliams (England). Forwards: Favour Onukwuli (England), E. Hardy, J. Bickerstaff (Wales), George Miller (England), Kirsten Otchere (England), A. Weimann (Austria), Sopuruchukwu Obieri (England).

Michael John Flynn is the current head coach of Cheltenham.

Cheltenham play their home matches at Completely-Suzuki Stadium in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, which has a capacity of 7,066. The club was founded in 1887.

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