Steyning Town Football Club was established in 1892 and was originally called Steyning. The club became founding members of the West Sussex Football League in 1896, joining the junior Division.

The club joined Division 2 of the Brighton, Hove & District Football League for the 1919–20 season, remaining in Division 2 until the end of the 1933–34 season, when they finished as champions and gained promotion to Division 1. The club spent three seasons in the top division of the league before being relegated, but they finished as champions two seasons later in the 1938–39 campaign but were not promoted

After WWII, the club was still playing in Division 2 of the Brighton & Hove league until the end of the 1951–52 campaign when they gained promotion to Division 1. The 1963–64 campaign saw the club leave division one, when after finishing as runners-up, gaining promotion to Division 2 of the Sussex County League.

For the next 17 seasons, Steyning stayed in Division Two of the Sussex County League, until they gained promotion as champions, to Division One at the end of the 1977–78 campaign.[14] After their first season in Division one the club in 1979, they changed their name to their present one.[15] The next season then saw the club make their debut in the FA Cup, where they met Sutton United, in the first qualifying round but lost 3–1.[16] In the 1984–85 season, they reached the Quarter Finals of the FA Vase but managed to claim silverware when they won the Division One title for the first time.[16] In the following seasons, the club retained the league title and completed a treble by winning the Sussex Senior Challenge Cup and league cup.[15]

In 2013, Steyning Town FC merged with the Steyning Strikers (Juniors) to become Steyning Town Community FC with 18 teams from men down to U6’s and two girl’s teams.

The club was awarded Sussex FA’s Community Club of the Year in 2016 and 2017

On 16 October 2015, the club opened its new 3G pitch at the Shooting Field

At the same time we were fortunate to be able to appoint the experienced Gerry Murphy as manager, who along with Paul Hawkins and Paul Ettridge delivered promotion to the Southern Combination League Premier Division.

In 2018 we established a Womens team when Cowfold Ladies FC were looking for a new home. Danny Norris and his team of Geoff Balmont took over management and in 22-22 achieved the double of SECWFL Division One West champions (with promotion to the L&SEWFL) and the SECWFL League Cup making it a double winning season.

The 2023-34 season was a historic one for our men's first team. Kev Green and his management team of Dan Viggers and Danny Wood won the SCFL Premier and the Peter Bentley Cup making it another double winning season. As a result the men's first team were promoted to the Isthmian League for the first time. One season of battling hard, but sadly we were relegated. We returned to the Southern Combination FL Premier Division for season 2025/26 under new management, Michael Hamm and with a new we secured a League Champions and Cup double to gain promotion to Step 4, Isthmian League for season 2026/27...

In addition to our first senior teams, the club run two SSFL Vets teams, SCFL and Mid-Sussex U18 teams, and with our thriving mixed and girls sections we have 30 teams/age-groups up from mini-kickers. We have over 450 registered players. We also have England Club Two Star status. We are a true Community club.


15	Cray Valley	4	6
16	Sheppey	3	4
17	Crowborough Ath.	3	4
18	Steyning	3	4
19	Sevenoaks Town FC	3	5
20	Whitstable Town	3	4
21	Punjab United	2	4

Steyning Town

Match Outlook

South East Division