Welcome to Cirencester Town FC
The Corinium Stadium was developed when we realised, in the late 1990’s, that we had to move away from a restricted site where we could focus only on our First Team with the Juniors and Ladies playing on pitches scattered around the town.With guidance and matching funding from the Football Foundation and, thanks to the vision of our founders, realising the land asset that we owned, the Kingshill location was developed. In 2003 the whole club moved onto a single site with 3 full size pitches and 4 other Junior pitches.
Opened in 2002, The Corinium complex provides well designed and adaptable facilities for parties, celebrations, wedding receptions, corporate conferences, training courses and meetings as well as being the home of a Charter Standard Community Football Club. We are located on the edge of Cirencester, a thriving Cotswolds market town. There are several high quality country hotels within the area as well as a wide range of attractive inns and bed and breakfast locations..
Latest News
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Griffin pleased to see forward off the mark in front of goal
18 August 2017
Ex-Didcot Town man - Ben Whitehead - opened account in midweek win
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Pilgrims Charity Match 27th August
17 August 2017
As part of the grand opening of Cirencester Town Football Clubs new 3G pitch we are proud to be able to support a fantastic charity event
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Cirencester return from Slimbridge with 3 hard won points.
17 August 2017
Slimbridge 1 - 3 Cirencester Town
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Coach to Aylesbury leaves at 11:30
16 August 2017
The coach will depart the Corinium at 11:30 and travel via Swindon
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First ever Southern League meeting between Gloucestershire rivals
15 August 2017
Reported in the Gloucester Echo by Jon Palmer as written by Johnny Morton
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Cirencester lose opening League fixture against Taunton Town.
12 August 2017
Cirencester Town 0 - 2 Taunton Town
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Cirencester complete their Pre-Season Friendly programme with victory at Newport City.
5 August 2017
Newport City 3 - 4 Cirencester Town
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JACK WATTS scores two but Bristol City U23's win the 2016-17 GFA Senior Challenge Cup Final.
3 August 2017
Bristol City U23's 4 - 2 Cirencester Town
