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Stephen Robinson

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Established
1920 (103 years old)

Sport
Soccer

Stadium/Home
Mazuma Stadium
(6,476 Capacity)

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Location
Morecambe, Lancashire

Nicknames
The Shrimps

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English League 1
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Upcoming Events

25 Mar 23		Milton Keynes		-		Morecambe		Stadium mk @ 3:00pm
01 Apr 23		Barnsley		-		Morecambe		Oakwell @ 2:00pm
07 Apr 23		Morecambe		-		Plymouth		Mazuma Stadium @ 2:00pm
10 Apr 23		Portsmouth		-		Morecambe		Fratton Park @ 2:00pm
15 Apr 23		Morecambe		-		Wycombe		Mazuma Stadium @ 2:00pm
Latest Results
18 Mar 23		Morecambe		1 - 1		Oxford Utd		Mazuma Stadium
14 Mar 23		Morecambe		1 - 4		Charlton		Mazuma Stadium
11 Mar 23		Shrewsbury		3 - 1		Morecambe		Montgomery Waters Me
07 Mar 23		Cambridge United		1 - 1		Morecambe		Abbey Stadium
04 Mar 23		Morecambe		0 - 0		Bolton		Mazuma Stadium

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Morecambe Football Club is a professional football club in Morecambe, Lancashire, England. The team competes in League One, the third tier of the English football league system following promotion via the play offs in the 2020–21 season. Nicknamed the "Shrimps" due to the coastal town's local speciality food, the club have played home games at the Mazuma Stadium since moving from their original home at Christie Park in 2010. The club contests rivalries with nearby Accrington Stanley, as well as other Lancashire clubs.

The club was founded in 1920 and entered into the Lancashire Combination, where they would remain for the next 48 years, winning the league title on five occasions: 1924–25, 1961–62, 1962–63, 1966–67 and 1967–68. They joined the newly formed Northern Premier League in 1968 and went on to win the FA Trophy in 1974 and the Northern Premier League President's Cup in 1992. Under the stewardship of Jim Harvey, a second-place finish in the 1994–95 Northern Premier League Premier Division season saw them promoted into the Conference. Having been beaten in the 2003 and 2006 play-off semi-finals, Sammy McIlroy led the club to promotion into the Football League with victory in the 2007 play-off final. Since that time, they only finished in the top ten of League Two twice, reaching the play-off semi-finals after fourth-place finishes in 2009–10 and 2020–21; however, the latter season saw them book a place in the League Two play-off final and their first-ever promotion to League One. They, along with AFC Wimbledon, are the only teams in the top four levels of the English game never to have been relegated in their entire history.

Team Members

Josh Austerfield		Jacob Bedeau		Trevor Carson		Ryan Cooney
Daniel Crowley		Ryan Delaney		Courtney Duffus		Ousmane Fané
Liam Gibson #4		Arthur Gnahoua		Ashley Hunter		Donald Love
Ryan McLaughlin #2		Max Melbourne		Jonathan Obika		Farrend Rawson
Connor Ripley		Liam Shaw		Dynel Brown		Cole Stockton
Jake Taylor #7		Caleb Watts #65

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Globe Arena is a purpose built football stadium located in the Lancashire town of Morecambe towards the north of England. Opened in August 2010, the 6,476 capacity ground is named after the company which constructed it, and it replaced Morecambe F.C’s former ground, Christie Park.

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