Arbroath

Stadium Gayfield Park

Founded 1878

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About Betting on Arbroath

Arbroath Football Club was established in 1878 and plays at Gayfield Park in Angus, Scotland. The club competes in the Scottish football league system and has a rich history spanning over 140 years. Arbroath is known for their distinctive red jersey and passionate home support. The club's most celebrated moment came in 1885 when they defeated Bon Accord 36-0 in the Scottish Cup, a world record scoreline that remains unmatched in competitive football.

Club Facts

Founded1878

Home groundGayfield Park

CountryScotland

When was Arbroath FC founded?

The club was established in 1878, making it one of Scotland's oldest football institutions. Arbroath has competed continuously in Scottish football for over 140 years.

Where is Arbroath's home ground?

Gayfield Park, located in the Angus coastal town of Arbroath, has been the club's home since their formation. The stadium remains one of the most distinctive venues in Scottish football.

What is Arbroath's main local rivalry?

Arbroath share a fierce rivalry with Dundee, reflecting the proximity of the two clubs in east Scotland. Matches between the sides are known as the East of Scotland derbies and carry significant local importance.

What was Arbroath's most successful period?

The 1950s represented Arbroath's most successful era, during which the club achieved consistent higher division finishes and cup runs. This period remains a high point in the club's long history.