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Wall Park

Brixham, United Kingdom

Wall Park, Brixham, United Kingdom
Wall Park PegasusRacer28 · CC BY-SA 4.0
Wall Park, Brixham, United Kingdom
Wall Park George A. Grant · Public domain
Wall Park, Brixham, United Kingdom
Wall Park George A. Grant · Public domain

Wall Park

Brixham A.F.C. occupy the ground. The club formed in 2012 and took over the site from Brixham United, who had played there since 1976. The floodlights were added in 2019 to meet the requirements for Step 6 of the National League System. The first match under the lights was played on 10 September 2019.

The ground is not large — the capacity is 2,000 — and the layout is informal. There is a covered section at one end, while the rest of the stand is open to the weather. The club has named the main stand after Neil Pollard, a member of the football club, rather than a commercial sponsor. Fans and match reports sometimes refer to the venue as the "More Seafood Ground", a nod to the town's history as a fishing port and the club's nickname, "The Fishermen", though that title is not official.

Wall Park is a local ground. It has been the home of Brixham United and, since the merger, of Brixham A.F.C. The club won the South West Peninsula League Premier Division East in May 2023 and has reached the second qualifying round of the FA Cup in the 2025–26 season. The pitch and the stand are unchanged since the lights were installed.

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Recent matches here

Date Match Score
5 Sep Brixham — Dorchester Town 2:3
13 Sep 2025 Brixham — Dorchester Town 1:3
6 Sep 2025 Brixham — Falmouth Town 0:4
16 Aug 2025 Brixham — Mousehole 4:3
5 Aug 2025 Brixham — Street 2:0
3 Aug 2024 Brixham — Saltash United 2:0
8 Aug 2023 Brixham — Okehampton Argyle 0:2
22 Jul 2023 Brixham — Tiverton Town 2:5