Forfar Athletic FC
Station Park
Capacity
3,000
Competition
Scottish Third Division
Club nickname
The Loons, Sky Blues
Founded in 1885, Forfar Athletic are nicknamed the Loons. The club joined the Scottish Football League in 1921 and achieved its highest league finish in the second tier in 1986.
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|---|---|---|
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| Dundee Utd | Tannadice Park | 12.7 miles |
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| Raith Rovers | Starks Park | 39.6 miles |
| Kelty Hearts | New Central Park | 40.3 miles |
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| Hill of Beath Hawthorn | Keirs Park | 42.2 miles |
| Cove Rangers | Balmoral Stadium | 43.4 miles |
| Dunfermline Athletic | East End Park | 45.2 miles |
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| Preston Athletic | Pennypit Park | 48.1 miles |
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