Horley Town F.C. is the town’s historic association football club, with roots stretching back to the 19th century. Originally founded in 1896 as Horley Football Club, the team adopted its current name in 1975 and has been a central part of local sport ever since.
Ground & Identity
- The club plays its home matches at The New Defence on Anderson Way/Court Lodge Road in Horley.
- Known as “The Clarets”, the team wears claret and blue colours, a tradition that dates back over a century.
History & Leagues
- Horley Town has competed in various regional leagues through its long history, including the Surrey Senior League, Combined Counties League and the Athenian League.
- Highlights include winning the Surrey Senior League title and Challenge Cup during the 1976–77 season.
- The club has also participated in the FA Cup and FA Vase, reaching notable rounds in non-league competition.
Community & Teams
- In addition to the first team, Horley Town supports youth and junior squads, helping nurture local football talent across age groups.
- The club offers opportunities for players, volunteers and supporters to get involved in grassroots football.