Stourbridge F.C.
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Stourbridge Football Club, formed in 1876, play football in England's Southern League. Home matches are played at the War Memorial Athletic Ground on Amblecote High Street, Stourbridge.
Former triumphs include winning the Southern League Division One North and reaching the Welsh Cup final in 1974 and winning the Southern League Midland Division in the early 1990s.
They made national news in January 2006 when they beat Burton Albion, who had held Manchester United to a draw a few days earlier.
In the 2005/06 season, Stourbridge finished second in the league behind Chasetown, and were promoted to the Southern League. In the same season they also reached the Birmingham Senior Cup Final, losing 1-0 to Willenhall Town.
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