Established in 1910, Merton FC began as a local team in Raynes Park, quickly building a reputation for strong community ties and competitive spirit within the Southern Amateur Football League.
Post-War Growth and Success
After World War II, the club expanded its reach, securing multiple league titles and fostering talent that contributed to the club’s rising prominence in amateur football circles.
Modern Era Achievements
In recent decades, Merton FC has maintained consistent league performances, celebrated landmark victories, and enhanced its home ground facilities at Joseph Hood Recreation Ground to support players and fans alike.
Community and Legacy
Beyond the pitch, Merton FC has cultivated a welcoming social atmosphere, engaging local supporters and nurturing youth programs that ensure the club’s legacy continues to thrive.
Historic Matches
Merton FC's legacy is marked by thrilling games that shaped the club's identity and inspired its supporters.
The 1923 Cup Final Triumph
Merton FC clinched the Southern Amateur Football League Cup with a 3-1 victory, led by captain George Ellis’s two decisive goals.
The 1978 Raynes Park Derby
A fiercely contested 2-2 draw against local rivals, highlighted by striker Alan Hughes’s last-minute equalizer that electrified the home crowd.
The 2015 Promotion Decider
Securing promotion with a 4-0 win, midfielder Sarah Bennett’s outstanding performance earned her player of the match honors.
Join Merton FC’s vibrant community at Joseph Hood Recreation Ground. Support the team by becoming a member, cheering at matches, or volunteering to help keep the club thriving.
