Southern Counties East Football League (SCEFL) and will focus on developing young talent. The U23s development team aims to provide a pathway for young players to progress into the first team. Under the guidance of manager Rhys Leader, the team plays their home games at the Aquatherm Stadium in Salters Lane, Faversham.
In addition to the first team and U23s development team, Faversham Town Football Club also boasts a post-16 Football Academy, offering young players the opportunity to combine their academic studies with football training. The club is committed to nurturing and developing talent at all levels, with youth teams at various age groups. This includes teams for girls, disability teams, and even a powerchair team, providing inclusive opportunities for everyone to participate in the beautiful game.
Faversham Town Football Club has a rich history dating back to 1884, making it one of the oldest clubs in the country. Originally playing friendlies, the club joined the Kent League in the early 20th century. Despite disbanding during World War II, the club was reformed in 1947 as Faversham Town and adopted their iconic 'lilywhite' shirts. The club has faced ups and downs over the years, with periods of success in the 1970s, 80s, and 90s, including a victory in the 2000 Kent League Challenge Cup.
Unfortunately, financial difficulties led to the club's collapse in 2003, leaving their stadium derelict.
However, thanks to the dedication and support of local supporters and businessmen, Faversham Town Football Club was revived in 2005. Volunteers worked tirelessly to renovate the stadium, allowing the club to make a triumphant comeback. The team achieved promotion to the Kent League in their first season back and went on to win the league title in 2010, earning them a place in the semi-professional Isthmian League, the highest level in the club's history.
Although the club experienced relegation in the 2022/23 season, they now look forward to a new beginning. Faversham Town Football Club is proud to represent the town and their distinctive Three Lions badge proudly displays the town crest. With a passionate fanbase and a commitment to developing young talent, Faversham Town Football Club continues to be a cornerstone of the local community.