AFC Totton

Eight goals in a single afternoon is not something a club from Southampton's edge expects to produce in the FA Cup, but that is what AFC Totton did in the First Round of 2011–12, beating Bradford Park Avenue 8–1 to reach the Second Round for the first time in their history.

The club traces back to 1886 as Totton Football Club, and took its present name in 1975 after amalgamating with Totton Athletic. Home games are played at The Snows Stadium, once known as Testwood Stadium, in front of a ground that holds 3,500. The Stags, as they are known locally, wear red and white.

Silverware has tended to come in the lower reaches of English non-league football — a Wessex League Premier Division title in 2007–08, a Southern League Division One South championship in 2010–11 and again in 2022–23, the second of those completed with the Champion of Champions honour. What followed mattered more: in 2024–25 Totton were promoted to the National League South, a level the club had never reached before. Charlie Austin, who had played in the Premier League, signed for the club in 2024.

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