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Last Six Matches:

Date	Opponent	Score
No Matches Found

Next Six Matches:

Date	Opponent	K.O.
26/07/25	Ashton Athletic (H)	15:00
02/08/25	Garstang (H)	15:00
09/08/25	Ashton Town (A)	15:00
16/08/25	MSB Woolton (A)	15:00
30/08/25	Fulwood Amateurs (A)	15:00
20/09/25	AFC Liverpool (A)	15:00

Latest News:

	New Stadium Sponsor at Daisy Hill
	Named by a Soccer Aid star and internet personality...

	Daisy Hill on the hunt for new Secretary
	Interested candidates should get in touch with the club

	Aaron Hunt is the new Chairman at Daisy Hill!
	The content creator joins the First Division North club...

	Daisy Hill Players making a difference to the local Community
	The players have been working with Westhoughton Community Assist to boost foodbank supplies

Fixtures & Results

Date	Opposition	H/A	K.O.
Sat 26/07/25	Ashton Athletic	H	15:00
Sat 02/08/25	Garstang	H	15:00
Sat 09/08/25	Ashton Town	A	15:00
Sat 16/08/25	MSB Woolton	A	15:00
Sat 30/08/25	Fulwood Amateurs	A	15:00
Sat 20/09/25	AFC Liverpool	A	15:00
	(The Isuzu FA Vase 2Q)
TBC	Burscough	H
	(The Macron Cup 1)
TBC	Ashton Athletic	H
	(The Edward Case Cup 1 N)

Fixtures & Results

Date	Opposition	KO/Score
Sat 26/07/25	Ashton Athletic (H)	15:00
Sat 02/08/25	Garstang (H)	15:00
Sat 09/08/25	Ashton Town (A)	15:00
Sat 16/08/25	MSB Woolton (A)	15:00
Sat 30/08/25	Fulwood Amateurs (A)	15:00
Sat 20/09/25	AFC Liverpool (A)	15:00
(The Isuzu FA Vase 2Q)
TBC	Burscough (H)
(The Macron Cup 1)
TBC	Ashton Athletic (H)
(The Edward Case Cup 1 N)

Squad Members

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Former Squad Members

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No Players Found

Staff Members

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Squad Members

Player Name	Appearances	Goals	Reds	Yellows	Mom
No Players Found

Former Squad Members

Player Name	Appearances	Goals	Reds	Yellows	Mom
No Players Found

Staff Members

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Squad Members

Player Name	Apps	Goals
No Players Found

Former Squad Members

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Staff Members

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Statistics

Match Summary
Biggest Home Win	6-0	14/09/24 v Skelmersdale United (First Division North)
Biggest Away Win	5-0	01/04/25 v Skelmersdale United (First Division North)
Biggest Home Defeat	3-4	18/10/24 v Ashton Town (The Isuzu FA Vase)
Biggest Away Defeat	0-6	27/09/24 v Atherton LR (First Division North)
Highest Drawn Home Game	2-2	25/10/24 v Ashton Athletic (First Division North) 29/03/25 v Euxton Villa (First Division North)
Highest Drawn Away Game	1-1	27/07/24 v Holker Old Boys (First Division North) 14/12/24 v Steeton (First Division North) 15/02/25 v Maine Road (First Division North)
Highest Aggregate Home Scoreline	7	3-4 18/10/24 v Ashton Town (The Isuzu FA Vase)
Highest Aggregate Away Scoreline	6	1-5 31/08/24 v Ashton Athletic (First Division North) 0-6 27/09/24 v Atherton LR (First Division North) 1-5 05/04/25 v Nelson (First Division North)

Season at a Glance
	Home		Away		Total
	#	%	#	%	#	%
Played	21		19		40
Won	8	38.10%	7	36.84%	15	37.50%
Drawn	4	19.05%	3	15.79%	7	17.50%
Lost	9	42.86%	9	47.37%	18	45.00%
Scored	36	1.71	31	1.63	67	1.68
Conceded	29	1.38	43	2.26	72	1.80

Progression in Cup Competitions
The Isuzu FA Vase	1st Round	3-4	Ashton Town	(H)
The Macron Cup	1st Round	1-4	Burscough	(A)
The Edward Case Cup	2nd Round	1-2	Holker Old Boys	(H)
Lancashire Challenge Trophy	1st Round	1-4	Euxton Villa	(A)

Home Attendance Summary
Average Attendance	21 games	194

Number of Games Since
Last Win	2 games
Last Defeat	0 games
Goalless Draw	47 games
Score Draw	3 games
Scored A Goal	0 games
Fail To Score	7 games
Clean Sheet	2 games

Scored / Conceded This Season
	Scored		Conceded
	#	%	#	%
None	5	12.50%	8	20.00%
One	17	42.50%	14	35.00%
Two	10	25.00%	7	17.50%
Three	5	12.50%	4	10.00%
Four	1	2.50%	4	10.00%
Five or more	2	5.00%	3	7.50%

When the Goals Went In
	For		Against		Total
	#	%	#	%	#	%
0-15	7	10.45%	8	0.00%	7	5.04%
16-30	17	25.37%	7	9.72%	24	17.27%
31-45	10	14.93%	15	20.83%	25	17.99%
46-60	10	14.93%	14	19.44%	24	17.27%
61-75	12	17.91%	13	18.06%	25	17.99%
76-90	11	16.42%	14	19.44%	25	17.99%
90-105	0	0.00%	1	1.39%	1	0.72%
105-120	0	0.00%	0	0.00%	0	0.00%

History

Situated one and a half miles south of Westhoughton town centre, four miles from Bolton and five miles from the Toughsheet Stadium, home of Bolton Wanderers, the village of Daisy Hill first saw football in season 1894-95 although it is possible that football was being played in the area for some years prior to that date.

The first known honours for the club came in 1896-97 when the Wigan and District League Championship and the Westhoughton Cup were won without losing a match.

The location of the club's ground in those days is unknown but the present ground was used during the First World War period when the club played in the Leigh and District Senior Sunday School League.

The club then joined the Westhoughton League, and during the 1920's and 1930's won many honours in what was one of the strongest local leagues at the time.

Little is known of the period leading up to the second world war, but by 1951 the club was back playing in the Westhoughton League, on the St. James Street Recreation Ground/Cricket Ground, until the landowner made an offer to the club to return to the current site at New Sirs in 1957.

The acquisition of the lease was a major step forward and gave aspiration to move into the Bolton Combination and develop into one of the most formidable clubs in the area. Dressing rooms were erected at the ground for the start of the 1968/69 season whilst on the field the club won the Bolton Combination Premier Division on four occasions, the Bolton Combination Cup on four occasions and the Lancashire Amateur Shield twice during the 60's and 70's.

In 1978 the Club was accepted into the Lancashire Football Combination and with the advent of the Non-League football pyramid and the subsequent amalgamation of the Lancashire Football Combination and the Cheshire County League the Club became a founder member of the North West Counties League giving them the opportunity to play in and bring national competition to the village.

With the National League System requiring clubs to meet new standards for facilities, new dressing rooms and a clubhouse for social activities were erected at New Sirs in 1982. Since then improvement of the club's facilities has been ongoing and for the 2005-2006 season a floodlighting system was installed, which allowed the club to remain in the National League System and return to National and County competitions.

The club also has a thriving Under 17s squad, playing in the Bolton, Bury and District Junior Football League.

Notable players include: Dick Pollard and Billy Farrimond, both of whom went on to play cricket for Lancashire and England, Alf Watkinson, grandfather of the former Lancashire Cricket Club Captain Mike Watkinson went on to sign for Blackpool. (Mike himself played a handful of games for the club). Sam Marsh (Bolton Wanderers and Bury), Alf Gray (Torquay United and Lincoln City), Greg Strong (Bolton Wanderers and Motherwell) and Danny Williams (Inverness Caledonian Thistle) began their careers in senior or junior football at Daisy Hill Football Club.

Other notable people / sportspersons born in Westhoughton who may or may not have been associated with the club: Ethel Johnson (Great Britain Olympic Athlete), Joe Bromilow (American Olympic Athlete), Jack Bruton (Blackburn Rover, Burnley, Bournemouth and England). Joe Clare (Accrington Stanley, Norwich City and Lincoln City). Tommy Woodward (Bolton Wanderers and Middlesborough), Francis Lee (Bolton Wanderers, Manchester City, Derby County and England) and Robert Shaw (Actor).

Matchday Information

Ground: The Ginge Power Stadium

Address: New Sirs, St James Street, Westhoughton, Bolton, Lancashire

Postcode: BL5 2EB

Telephone: 01942 818544

Midweek Night: Monday

2025/26 Admission Prices: £6 adults, £3 concessions

Programme Price: £2

Directions: M61 to junction 5, A58 (Snydale Way/Park Road) for one and a half mile, left into Leigh Road (B5235) for 1 mile to Daisy Hill. Turn right into village 200 yards after mini roundabout, then left between church and school into St James Street. Ground 250 yards on left.

Nearest Railway: Daisy Hill (15 minute walk)

Nearest Bus Route to Ground: Number 516: Horwich - Leigh.

Number 607: Bolton - Wigan

Bus stops adjacent and opposite to St James's Church, Daisy Hill (a 2 minute walk to the ground)

Parking Facilities: Refurbished car park with disabled spaces

Ground Facilities: Clubroom with bar serving beers, lager and spirits. Snack bar serving hot and cold drinks and other snack items

Additional Visitor Information:

Club Information

Legal Entity: Unincorporated

Ground: The Ginge Power Stadium

Address: New Sirs, St James Street, Westhoughton, Bolton, Lancashire

Postcode: BL5 2EB

Telephone: 01942 818544

Website: http://www.daisyhillfc.co.uk

Twitter: @officialdhfc

Registered Colours: Royal Blue Shirts, Royal Blue Shorts, Royal Blue Socks

Registered Goalkeeper Colours: Lime Green Shirt, Lime Green Shorts, Lime Green Socks.

Alternative Colours: Red Shirts, Red Shorts, Red Socks

Alternative Goalkeeper Colours: Grey Shirt, Grey Shorts, Grey Socks

Secretary: Robert Naylor

Chairman: Aaron Hunt

Manager: Lee Hill

Programme Editor: Ian Templeman

Committee / Directors: Committee: Aaron Hunt (Chairman), Robert Naylor (Secretary), Colin Higson (Vice Chairman), Graham Follows, Neil Gray, Roslyn Gray, Steve Owen, Jayne Penn, Jon Peters, Tony Riley, Dominic Shinks, Ian Templeman, Angela Thomas, Marc Thomas, Rich Williams. Life Vice-Presidents: George Twist, Tony Veitch,

County Affiliation: Lancashire FA

Year Formed: 1894 (reformed 1952)

Record Attendance: 2,000 v. Horwich R.M.I. (Westhoughton Charity Cup Final) 1979/80

Previous Leagues:

Westhoughton League
Bolton Combination
Lancashire Combination

Honours:

Lancashire Amateur Shield Winners: 1961-62. 1971-72. 1986-87.
Lancashire Amateur Shield Runners Up: 1983-84.
Lancashire FA U/18&rsquo
s Youth Cup Winners: 1967-68 (Naylors) XI. 1968-69, 2014-15
North West Counties 2nd Division Fair Play Award. 2005-06. 2006-07
North West Counties 1st Division Respect Award. 2013-2014
North West Counties Reserve Division Cup Runners Up. 2002-03
Bolton Combination (Division 1)/Premier Division Champions. (1962-63). 1972-73. 1975-76. 1977-78
Bolton Combination (Division 1)/Premier Division Runners Up. (1957-58). (1960-61). 1976-77
Bolton Combination (Division 2)/Division 1 Runners Up. (1954-55)
Bolton Combination Open Cup Runners Up. 1976-77
Bolton Combination (Jackson Cup)/Premier Division Cup Winners. (1959-60). (1961-62). 1971-72. 1972-73
Bolton Combination (Jackson Cup).Premier Division Cup Runners Up. (1963-64)
Bolton Combination (Brown Cup)/Division 1 Cup Winners. 1957-58
Bolton Combination (Brown Cup)/Division 1 Cup Runners Up. 1955-56.
Westhoughton League Division 1 Champions. 1921-22. 1923-24.
Westhoughton League Division 2 Runners Up. 1922-23 (Reserves).
Westhoughton League Tonge Cup Winners. 1921-22. 1923-24.
Westhoughton League Tonge Cup Runners Up. 1920-21. 1922-23 (Reserves).
Westhoughton League Challenge Cup Winners. 1952-53.
Westhoughton League Division 2 Cup Runners Up. 1930-31.
Westhoughton League Tonge Shield Runners Up. 1930-31.
Wigan &
District League Champions. 1896-97.
Bolton Boys Federation Senior Section (U/18&rsquo
s) Champions. 1967-68 (Naylor&rsquo
s XI). 1968-69. 1990-91 (Westhoughton Town). 1992-93 (Westhoughton Town).
Bolton Boys Federation Senior Section (U/18&rsquo
s) Jubilee Cup Winners. 1984-85. 1992-93 (Westhoughton Town).
Bolton Boys Federation Senior Section (U/18&rsquo
s) Jubilee Cup Runners Up. 1973-74.
Bolton Boys Federation Junior Section (U/12&rsquo
s) Champions. 1986-87.
Horwich Youth League Evans Cup Runners Up. 1953-54.
Westhoughton Cup Winners. 1896-97.
Westhoughton Charity Cup Winners. 1901-02. 1923-24. 1924-25. 1956-57.
Westhoughton Charity Cup Runners Up. 1921-22. 1972-73. 1979-80. 1980-81.
Bolton Infirmary Cup Winners. 1931-32.
Bolton Hospital Cup Winners. 1985-86.
Bolton Hospital Cup Runners Up. 1972-73. 1978-79. 2021/22
Atherton Charity Cup Winners. 1994-95, 2024-25.
Atherton Charity Cup Runners Up. 2012-2013.
Bolton Charity Cup Runners Up. 1931-32.
Westhoughton Medals Competition Winners. 1953-54.
Hindley Green Medals Competition Winners. 1921-22.
Chorley FC Amateur Cup Competition Winners. 1963-64.
Wigan Cup Runners Up. 2010-2011.

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