Darlington assistant manager Terry Mitchell talks about the trip to Needham Market -- this interview took place on Thursday evening.

Darlington will look to win the first ever game between these two sides when they travel to Needham Market. Needham Market are in their first season in the National League North after gaining ...

South Shields have advised us that our league game on 1st January, kick off 3pm, will be all ticket for Darlington fans. We have been allocated 500 standing and 120 seating tickets, which are ...

Darlington FC is a supporter owned club and has been rooted at the heart of the local community since its formation in 1883. Will this be your first time ever visiting the Blackwell Meadows? Well ...

Below is the usual advice which we put out to supporters before our matches. The following article is published on the official website and on other DFC platforms on the instructions of the FA, and as ...

The club has today agreed to extend the loan of midfielder Joe Leesley at Worksop Town by another month. The club continues to wish Joe all the best in his time there.

Darlington 1883 Supporters Society Limited aka DFCSG (90% majority shareholder) ...

In an exhilarating display of talent and teamwork, the Darlington FC Youth U7s delivered a performance to remember in their latest match. Ben got things rolling with a brilliant piece of individual ...

If you intend to use the main car parking area at Blackwell Meadows for Darlington FC home games, please follow the direction of the staff within the car park. This will help with maintaining the ...

Our away game at Alfreton, which was due to be played on Tuesday 21st February, has been brought forward to Saturday 4th January, kick off 3pm.

Darlington FC are fully committed to providing an inclusive and welcoming environment for everyone who wishes to be involved in the Club. We believe that every person who engages with the Club has a ...

Darlington Football Club was formed in July 1883 when a number of representatives from several teams in the town met in a local grammar school and decided to form one club. Feethams became the home ...