Blackpool

Blackpool Football Club, founded in 1887, is a professional football team based in Blackpool, England. Nicknamed "The Seasiders," the club's colors are tangerine and white. They play their home matches at Bloomfield Road, which has a capacity of around 17,000. Historically, Blackpool is known for its rich legacy, including winning the FA Cup in 1953, famously featuring the "Matthews Final" where Stanley Matthews played a pivotal role. The club has experienced fluctuations between the higher and lower tiers of English football, currently competing in the EFL League One. Blackpool enjoys a passionate local fan base and vibrant seaside atmosphere.