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We can confirm that the venue for our friendly with Exmouth Town this coming Saturday has been switched and the match will now be played at their Complete Infrastructure Stadium. Saturday 12th July, 3pm. Southern Road, Exmouth EX8 3EE

Are you an existing sponsor at Tiverton Town FC or perhaps you might be interested in been a sponsor at the club and want to know more - our annual sponsors evening is just around the corner⁣. 𝐃𝐚𝐭𝐞: Wednesday, 23rd July 2025. 𝐓𝐢𝐦𝐞: Arrive at 7pm for 7:30pm start. 𝐕𝐞𝐧𝐮𝐞: The Slee Blackwell Solicitors Stadium, Tiverton Town FC.⁣ Join us as we thank you our valued sponsors for your continued support and commitment to the club. Enjoy an evening of great company, light refreshments, club updates, and the chance to meet players, staff, and fellow sponsors⁣. This is our opportunity to show our gratitude and to share an exciting look ahead to the upcoming season⁣. To confirm your attendance please complete the RSVP form on the link below. https://tinyurl.com/RSVP-SponsorsEvening ⁣Invitations will be hitting inboxes over the next few days. ⁣#OneTownOneTeamOneTivvy 💛

Tuesday 1st July 2025 7.30pm  Devon FA Headquarters, Newton Abbot    NEWTON ABBOT SPURS  1 TIVERTON  TOWN  5     With players at different stages of fitness, new understandings being built on the pitch, trialists showing what they can do and a hot sweaty evening in Newton Abbot, the Yellows began their pre-season.    Their opponents were Southwest Peninsula Premier East side Newton Abbot Spurs, and it was our hosts that drew first blood. A bit of hesitation in the Yellows defence was exploited after just two minutes and a Spurs player stroked home.    Tiverton grew into the game and with eleven minutes on the clock Louis Jagger-Cane’s stinging low drive was diverted onto the crossbar, by one of the hosts defenders. In the sweltering conditions, a drinks break was taken around the 20-minute mark. A very new look and unfamiliar Yellows were getting to know each other and were beginning to enjoy good spells of possession and territorial advantage.    Pacy and energetic in this early pre-season offering, strikers Aiden Horne and Jagger Cane provided the hosts with several alarming moments, before Horne levelled after a few sighters. He headed home a well delivered floated corner into the box. The signing from Cullompton was often the first to react in and around Spurs area.    Newton Abbot contributed well to an entertaining first half and are a side with good ability on the ball. However, the Yellows were dominant before the break and efforts from Jagger-Cane and Horne were not far away from giving us an advantage going into it. It was all square though at the midway point.    Changes were made at half time. George Burton whose handling was assured when called upon, made way for Ross. Jacob Wellington and Cunningham who both had decent workouts were replaced by Coles and Williams respectively.    When the game restarted the Yellows continued to be in the ascendancy and Horne with predatory instincts guided a shot that was going wide into the back of the net and with a brace on an impressive non-competitive debut, he was replaced by the returning Tor Swann who quickly went about tormenting our opponents with his repertoire of skills, lighting up the match and four minutes into a dazzling cameo, he stroked home following a defensive mishap from the home side.    Jagger-Cane who had been unfortunate not to get on the score sheet, but with vital minutes in the tank, he was withdrawn for Aworinde. Matt Wood had had a commanding game at the back but remained in the Spurs box as the ball was recycled from a set-piece and an audacious back-heeled flick from the powerful former Frome centre back found the bottom corner in the 63 rd  minute as he showed his threat in his opponents' area.    The floodgates never quite opened and Newton Abbot Spurs served up some neat approach play at times, although the Yellows were always in control in the second period and there were quite a few opportunities for Asa Hall’s men to go further ahead as a fine save, a series of determined blocks, last ditch tackles and shots that went narrowly wide of the target followed. Then in the 82 nd  minute Swann wrapped up the scoring after appearing to have fouled his marker, the visitors broke and the cultured attacking player emphatically slotted home. A valuable workout for Asa Hall and Steve Orchard’s team, missing Down, Hall, Koita and Moxey in a playing capacity. Virtually all the players that have been announced were present at this game. We look forward to them making their bows in next week’s pre-season game at The Slee Blackwell Stadium, when we host Exmouth Town on Saturday 12 th  July.    We wish Newton Abbot Spurs well in their season and thank them for their warm welcome. Tiverton Town: Burton (Ross 46), Wilkins, Wood, Russell, Gleeson (Conveney 68), Lingu, Stephens, Cunningham (Coles 46), Wellington (Williams 46), Jagger-Cane (Aworinde 62), Horne (Swann 56).  Goals: Horne 32, 55 Swann 60, 88 Wood 63.

The draw for the first round of the 2025/26 season Devon St Lukes Challenge Cup has been made today and the Yellows face the short trip over the hills to take on Honiton Town at their Mountbatten Park ground. The date and kick off time is yet to be confirmed, we will update you all via our socials and here on our website as soon as we know.

We are delighted to announce that physiotherapist Tony Cornish has re-joined the club ahead of the 2025/26 season. Tony joined the club midway through last season before choosing to move on when the departure of Rob Dray was announced but with Richard Sleeps decision to step away this summer, we’re thrilled that Tony has chosen to re-join us. Welcome back Tony #OneTownOneTeamOneTivvy 💛

The   Yellows   win the   race   to   land   Exeter City legend Dean   Moxey .   The eventual destination of former EFL and Grecian Legend Dean Moxey has been a hot topic of conversation during the close season following his release from Torquay. However, it can now be revealed much to the delight of our management team, manager Asa Hall and assistant Steve Orchard that Tiverton have beaten off plenty of competition to capture their number one target for the 2025/26 campaign.  After a stellar EFL career and an impressive five seasons with Torquay, the signing of Moxey is a real coup for all involved at the club. The word legend gets handed out like confetti in this day and age in football and other sports, but in terms of the ex-Premier League man's playing achievements, it is a true description.    In the first of two spells at Exeter City, he made his debut for his local club in 2003, with the Grecians plying their trade in the Conference following a heart-breaking relegation from the EFL. At the end of the 2007/8 season, he was part of the team that were on the cusp of regaining Football League status. A play-off final win at Wembley was the outcome and his performance that day saw him scoop the MOTM award. When he returned for a second spell nine years later, Moxey produced many inspirational performances over a further three seasons at St James Park, ending his time there having amassed a notable 309 senior appearances.    In between he played higher up the football pyramid, becoming a regular starter for Derby County in the Championship after leaving Exeter. He dedicated his first goal for Derby to Adam Stansfield, a friend and teammate of his at City, who had tragically passed away just weeks before.  Moxey’s performances at the Rams attracted Crystal Palace, for whom he signed for midway through the 2010/11 season. The attacking left back quickly establishing himself as a firm favourite with Palace fans and the then Championship side achieved promotion to the Premier League. This coming after another Wembley play-off final victory for Moxey at the end of the 2012/13 campaign, this time against Watford.    He played twenty times in the Premier League in the 2013/14 season and will join a small band of players to have the distinction of playing for the club and in England’s top-flight, when making his debut.    For the record; Ben Foster and more recently Wolverhampton Wanderers Alfie Pond played for Tivvy before achieving this feat. Although the last player to play in the Premier League, before going on to play at Ladysmead was Nicky Marker with Blackburn Rovers. His final game at that level happened in 1997.    Dean Moxey left Palace in the 2014/15 season to sign for Bolton Wanderers. He represented them over three campaigns, the first two seasons were in the Championship and his final season was in League One.    The versatile Exeter native is a class act and will bring a sizeable chunk of invaluable experience into the Tiverton dressing room, teaming up again with fellow former Gull, Asa Hall, who was his captain at Plainmoor for four seasons.    It’s a massive Yellows welcome to Dean Moxey !    Dean Moxey Fact File   Born: January 14th 1986  Place of birth: Exeter  Former clubs: Exeter City, Derby County, Crystal Palace,  Bolton Wanderers, Torquay United.    Career Appearances 727  Appearances for EFL clubs 538  EFL games 487  Premier League games 20  Championship games 176  League One games 19  League Two games 139  Cup/other competitive appearances for EFL clubs 65  National League/Conference 231  National South 54  Cup Appearances for Torquay 23

Looking to show off your Tivvy colours this summer at the BBQ or beach then why not purchase our new Hawaiian Beach Set NOW AVAILABLE - PRE ORDER ONLY Shirt £34 Shorts £28 Reversible Bucket Hat £18 Items can be purchased separately. To pre order please email commercial@tivertontownfc.co.uk Full payment will be required and the closing date for ordering is Friday 27th June. Please note these items won’t be available in the Club Shop. Pre Order only.

New 2025/26 Season Home Shirt Alert Following on from the news of our continued partnership with VX3 we are delighted to announce that we will have a new home shirt for the 2025/26 season.  The shirt this season is more of a traditional design with a round neck collar, a swirling detailed pattern on both shoulders, sleeves and the side of the shirt with the VX3 logo, Tiverton Town crest and RM sponsor featuring centrally on the shirt.  The shirt is available for pre-order from the club at the following prices from TODAY !! Adults £40 Junior £32 To pre-order please email the club at commercial@tivertontownfc.co.uk Full payment will be required at the pre-order stage and you will be notified as soon as your shirt arrives. VX3 Adult Size guide (chest size in inches) Extra small 30 - 33 Small 33 - 37 Medium 37 - 40 Large 40 - 43 Extra Large 44 -47 VX3 Youth Size guide (chest size in inches) Small Youth 24 - 26 Medium Youth 27 - 28 Large Youth 29 - 30 Extra Large Youth 31 - 33 #OneTownOneTeamOneTivvy 💛

Vice chairman Matt Conridge shares his words on the activity all around the club so far this summer. Eight weeks or so until the season starts. The squad is coming together nicely, clearly there is a focus on youth and more local players with a splash of experience chucked in and I’m excited to see how the lads step up. Talks continue with a few more and pre-season will be used to see a few others. It’s always sad to see players leave and a number went this summer but that’s football. After two years of flirting very heavily with relegation it was time to try something different and that’s what the management team are trying to do. There is no doubt that this season is going to be extremely competitive, there is a lot of money being spent throughout the footballing pyramid at multiple levels and contracts that are both questionable in length and terms but that’s for other teams to honour. I do wonder though when I hear of the ‘I was paid £x by the club and £Y by the ****** in cash’ I guess that’s for the league and HMRC to deal with. After a bumpy (pardon the pun) few weeks getting to grips with the pitch, we’ve made some progress. Still a lot of work to be done but it’s one of the top priorities within the club. Asa and Steve want to play a style of football which needs a decent surface, so we must do everything we can to give it to them. The club have made some real strides behind the scenes. Our Women’s Team are now in place and I look forward to seeing them represent Tiverton Town in the coming weeks. Our Girls Under 16s have stepped up to become Under 18s, and our Boys Under 18s welcome Paul as their new manager who is keen to push them as high as they can go. We then have our Boys Under 16s step up from Twyford Spartans Under 15s. It’s going to be a busy season! A huge thank you to Marc and Lisa Hodsdon who after many years of service to the Ability Counts set up have stood down from their positions and we welcome Peter and Sharon Parker-Brock who take over. Having Mike Ebdon join the board and help oversee all of this has been brilliant. On the commercial side, Lee and the team are creating a number of new partnerships with local and national businesses at the same time as renewing existing ones. The aim here is to provide real benefits for businesses who partner with us, I don’t believe you will be disappointed if your business sponsors the club. Our new deal with VX3 is both a testament to how much they believe in what we are doing off of the pitch and what Asa and Steve are doing on it. We are finally, very nearly in a position to announce a new lease on the Slee Blackwell Solicitors Stadium. This is significant because it unlocks our ability to move forward with a number of improvement projects and guarantees the clubs future for another 30 years. And finally, there have been so many people working behind the scenes to move the club forward who all deserve a thank you, but I’ve got to highlight Viv and Deb, they both do so much that is seen by so few. Also a quick mention to the gents that look after our social media accounts and the website who have been excellent in keeping the good news flowing over the summer. Superstars. Keep the faith, support the team. Onwards and upwards. Matt.

As we approach the new season, we will be holding a few Clean Up days to spruce up the stadium before the friendlies commence in July.⁣ 𝐈𝐟 𝐚𝐧𝐲𝐨𝐧𝐞 𝐜𝐚𝐧 𝐡𝐞𝐥𝐩 - even for an hour - at any of the dates and times below,  your help will be very much appreciated⁣. The dates are as follows: ⁣Saturday June 21st - 10:00 - 13:00 Saturday June 28th - 10:00 - 13:00⁣ Saturday July 5th - 10:00 - 13:00⁣ ⁣If you can bring along any equipment to use including paint brushes, yard broom, dustpan & brush, this would be helpful but not essential⁣ Thank you, your help and support is very much appreciated.

Tiverton Town FC are thrilled to announce our second new signing of the day as we welcome midfielder Toby Stephens to the club. Toby joins us having parted company with Hungerford Town at the end of last season. He began his career in Southampton`s youth academy, before swapping red and white for green and white when he joined Yeovil as a 17 year-old and he made his Glovers first team debut in May 2021 as a substitute at Wrexham`s Racecourse Ground. More recently Toby has enjoyed successful spells at Plymouth Parkway, AFC Totton and Hungerford Town.. Our media team caught up with Toby recently, he said: I`m really proud to be joining Tiverton and already looking forward to what the future holds. I`ve played here a few times before with my previous clubs and I know from that the fans are great here, they really get behind their team. Can`t wait to meet them all and show them what I can do". Player/manager Asa Hall added: "Toby has got bags of potential and we`ve witnessed that in his performances in his previous visits to our ground, so Steve and I are delighted to have him with us, rather than against us again. The fans are really going to enjoy Toby once he`s up to speed with us". Welcome to the club Toby 💛

Tiverton Town FC are delighted to announce our latest new signing ahead of the 2025/26 season as we welcome striker Louis Jagger Cane to the club, who joins us from Sidmouth Town. Louis, 29, will need very little in the way of an introduction to the Slee Blackwell Stadium having featured for the Yellows back in 2019 before moving away in search of regular first team football, which culminated in an outstanding season last time out for him, when he bagged 29 goals and 14 assists in all competitions as well as league and cup winners medals and the Players Player of the Season award. Louis, when our media team caught up with him, said: "Absolutely buzzing to get the opportunity to play for Tiverton again. Being a local lad from Willand, its always been a goal to play for the club and after having a little spell here 6 years ago , its good to be back again. Looking forward to getting started with all the boys and getting some wins under our belts". His new manager, Asa Hall added "Delighted to get Louis onboard with us as he wasn't short of offers from elsewhere this summer. His pace and ability to turn half chances into goals are going to be vital for us, if we`re to get away from where we spent a large part of last season, league table wise". Welcome to the club Louis 💛