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Mansfield Town
Websiteurl
mansfieldtown.net
Company typeenum
Private
Founded yearint
1919
Descriptiontext

Mansfield Town is an English football club founded in 1919, headquartered in Mansfield, United Kingdom. The club competes in organized football leagues and tournaments, fielding a team that plays home matches at its dedicated venue, Field Mill (also referred to as Maverick Stadium). It is a privately held, for-profit entity with an employee base in the 101–250 range, indicating a small-to-mid-sized operational organization typical of lower-tier professional English football clubs.

The club's primary customer segment is individual football fans and supporters seeking sporting entertainment and community connection. Distribution is centered on the stadium for home matches, with no alternative distribution channels disclosed in the supplied data. Revenue mechanics for an organization of this type typically derive from matchday income (ticketing, hospitality), broadcasting and central distributions, commercial partnerships, and merchandise, but the input data does not disclose any of these revenue streams, pricing structures, or sponsorship details.

Operationally, Mansfield Town is recorded as an active, operating club, evidenced by ongoing player transfer activity. The provided source material contains no information on the club's current ownership, management team, league tier, recent on-field results, financial performance, sponsorship portfolio, or strategic initiatives. As such, the description above is bounded strictly by what is present in the input; gaps in disclosure are noted rather than inferred.

Short descriptiontext

Mansfield Town is a privately held English football club founded in 1919, based in Mansfield, United Kingdom. It competes in organized football leagues and tournaments, serving football fans and supporters through home matches played at its dedicated stadium.

Operating statusenum
Operating
Ownership categoryenum
Headcount rangeband
101–250
akta.pro rankint
HeadquartersMansfield, United Kingdom
HQ citystring
Mansfield
HQ countrystring
United Kingdom
HQ regionstring
Europe
Markets served

Serves global market

Keyword5 values
professional football club, competitive football league, matchday entertainment, football fan community, football club merchandise
NAICS code1 code
  • Other Spectator Sports711219
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Membership Sports & Recreation Clubs7997
Product category
Professional Football Club
Cost components2 values
Personnel, Operations
GTM typeB2C
B2C
Offering typeServices
Services
Core offering1 text field

Mansfield Town is a professional football club that competes in English football leagues and cup tournaments, delivering live matchday sporting entertainment to football fans and supporters. The club operates home matches at Field Mill/Maverick Stadium and provides associated fan-facing club services.

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Functional benefit
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Peers10 records
1Grimsby Town FC
TypeDirect peer
Description

Smaller English football club operating at a similar level with a comparable town-anchored supporter base and league-distribution economics.

2Chesterfield FC
TypeDirect peer
Description

Lower-league English football club with a comparable single-stadium, town-anchored operating model and similar matchday-revenue dependency profile.

3Doncaster Rovers
TypeDirect peer
Description

Northern English lower-league club of similar scale, with directly comparable league-distribution income and stadium-led matchday revenue exposure.

4Port Vale FC
TypeDirect peer
Description

EFL lower-league club of similar scale and operating footprint, with overlapping broadcast-distribution economics and a comparable matchday-led revenue mix.

5Crewe Alexandra FC
TypeDirect peer
Description

Lower-league English club with a comparable academy-driven player-trading model and similar small-town, single-stadium operating economics.

6Forest Green Rovers
TypeDirect peer
Description

Lower-league English club of broadly comparable scale, operating with a similar single-stadium model and EFL-level distribution economics.

7Lincoln City FC
TypeDirect peer
Description

East Midlands / East England lower-league club with a similar community-rooted supporter base, recently promoted from the National League, and a directly comparable business model.

8Notts County
TypeDirect peer
Description

Historic English football club operating at a similar lower-league level in the East Midlands, with comparable headcount, stadium economics, and fan-base structure to Mansfield Town.

9Bradford City FC
TypeDirect peer
Description

Historic lower-league English club with a comparable supporter scale, long operating history, and similar reliance on matchday and player-trading revenue.

10Walsall FC
TypeDirect peer
Description

West Midlands lower-league club with directly comparable headcount, broadcast-distribution profile, and matchday-driven revenue mix.

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Strengths3 records

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Weaknesses4 records

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Key highlights4 records

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Ideal customer profile1 record

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Mansfield Town

Professional Football Clubmansfieldtown.net

Mansfield Town is a privately held English football club founded in 1919, based in Mansfield, United Kingdom. It competes in organized football leagues and tournaments, serving football fans and supporters through home matches played at its dedicated stadium.

What Mansfield Town does

Mansfield Town is an English football club founded in 1919, headquartered in Mansfield, United Kingdom. The club competes in organized football leagues and tournaments, fielding a team that plays home matches at its dedicated venue, Field Mill (also referred to as Maverick Stadium). It is a privately held, for-profit entity with an employee base in the 101–250 range, indicating a small-to-mid-sized operational organization typical of lower-tier professional English football clubs.

The club's primary customer segment is individual football fans and supporters seeking sporting entertainment and community connection. Distribution is centered on the stadium for home matches, with no alternative distribution channels disclosed in the supplied data. Revenue mechanics for an organization of this type typically derive from matchday income (ticketing, hospitality), broadcasting and central distributions, commercial partnerships, and merchandise, but the input data does not disclose any of these revenue streams, pricing structures, or sponsorship details.

Operationally, Mansfield Town is recorded as an active, operating club, evidenced by ongoing player transfer activity. The provided source material contains no information on the club's current ownership, management team, league tier, recent on-field results, financial performance, sponsorship portfolio, or strategic initiatives. As such, the description above is bounded strictly by what is present in the input; gaps in disclosure are noted rather than inferred.

Mansfield Town firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Mansfield Town
Website
https://mansfieldtown.net
Company type
Private
Founded year
1919
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
101–250 employees
Short description
Mansfield Town is a privately held English football club founded in 1919, based in Mansfield, United Kingdom. It competes in organized football leagues and tournaments, serving football fans and supporters through home matches played at its dedicated stadium.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Where Mansfield Town is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Mansfield
HQ country
United Kingdom
HQ region
Europe

Markets served

Mansfield Town business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations

Mansfield Town product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Mansfield Town is a professional football club that competes in English football leagues and cup tournaments, delivering live matchday sporting entertainment to football fans and supporters. The club operates home matches at Field Mill/Maverick Stadium and provides associated fan-facing club services.

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Problem solved

Functional benefit

Companies that use Mansfield Town

Customer profile

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Mansfield Town technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

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Mansfield Town competitors and assessment

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Direct peers

  • Grimsby Town FC: Smaller English football club operating at a similar level with a comparable town-anchored supporter base and league-distribution economics.
  • Chesterfield FC: Lower-league English football club with a comparable single-stadium, town-anchored operating model and similar matchday-revenue dependency profile.
  • Doncaster Rovers: Northern English lower-league club of similar scale, with directly comparable league-distribution income and stadium-led matchday revenue exposure.
  • Port Vale FC: EFL lower-league club of similar scale and operating footprint, with overlapping broadcast-distribution economics and a comparable matchday-led revenue mix.
  • Crewe Alexandra FC: Lower-league English club with a comparable academy-driven player-trading model and similar small-town, single-stadium operating economics.
  • Forest Green Rovers: Lower-league English club of broadly comparable scale, operating with a similar single-stadium model and EFL-level distribution economics.
  • Lincoln City FC: East Midlands / East England lower-league club with a similar community-rooted supporter base, recently promoted from the National League, and a directly comparable business model.
  • Notts County: Historic English football club operating at a similar lower-league level in the East Midlands, with comparable headcount, stadium economics, and fan-base structure to Mansfield Town.
  • Bradford City FC: Historic lower-league English club with a comparable supporter scale, long operating history, and similar reliance on matchday and player-trading revenue.
  • Walsall FC: West Midlands lower-league club with directly comparable headcount, broadcast-distribution profile, and matchday-driven revenue mix.

Market position

Strengths3 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks4 records

Key highlights4 records

Customer concentration

Mansfield Town social profiles

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Mansfield Town financial estimates

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Mansfield Town funding detail

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Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Mansfield Town M&A and investment

M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Mansfield Town

What does Mansfield Town do?

Mansfield Town is a professional football club that competes in English football leagues and cup tournaments, delivering live matchday sporting entertainment to football fans and supporters. The club operates home matches at Field Mill/Maverick Stadium and provides associated fan-facing club services.

Is Mansfield Town a public or private company?

Mansfield Town is a private company. It is classified as unknown and is currently operating.

When was Mansfield Town founded?

Mansfield Town was founded in 1919. It employs 101 to 250 people.

Where is Mansfield Town based?

Mansfield Town is headquartered in Mansfield, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.

Who are Mansfield Town's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Grimsby Town FC, Chesterfield FC, Doncaster Rovers, Port Vale FC, Crewe Alexandra FC, Forest Green Rovers, Lincoln City FC, Notts County, Bradford City FC and Walsall FC.

Does Mansfield Town have an API?

No public API is recorded for Mansfield Town.

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BBCBromley: Boss Andy Woodman says his side lacked quality in defeat at MansfieldBromley manager Andy Woodman admitted his side lacked quality in attacking areas in a 2-1 defeat at Mansfield, despite making five second-half substitutions. He praised JJ McKiernan, who scored for the third game running, and noted Bromley are 21st in League One with two wins in eight matches.WikipediaHarry CharsleyHarry Charsley played for Mansfield Town, Newport County, and Truro City, scoring seven goals and providing eight assists in 77 appearances for Mansfield. He joined Newport in 2023, scoring five goals in 39 games, and returned to Truro in 2026, where he was released after 22 games.YahooThe Wild Lower West: A Statement VictoryReading defeated Mansfield Town 5-0 in League One, with Jack Marriott scoring twice and Jacob Brown adding a late goal. The win was a statement victory, though the author noted defensive weaknesses. Reading are set to face Blackpool on Saturday, with a predicted 3-2 win.YahooReading 5-0 Mansfield Town: Five Star RoyalsReading defeated Mansfield Town 5-0 in a League One home game, with Kyreece Lisbie and Randell Williams scoring twice from low crosses. The win followed a 3-0 victory at Stevenage, and Reading are set to face Blackfield on Saturday.YahooOpposition Lowdown: Mansfield Town Starting Season StrongMansfield Town started their League One season strongly, winning six of nine league games with home victories over Doncaster and Luton. They face Peterborough United next, having lost their only away game to the Royals. The team, managed by Nigel Clough, has added six players this summer.YahooReading vs Mansfield Town: 2026/27 Match PreviewReading face Mansfield Town on Wednesday, with new striker Jamie Reid potentially shifting them to a 3-5-2 formation. Mansfield beat Luton 5-0, and Reading could rise to mid-table with a win. The preview predicts a 2-1 Reading victory.VitalfootballLuton Town – Jack Talks – Mansfield (a)Mansfield Town defeated Luton Town 5-0 in a League One match, with the Hatters conceding five goals in the first 60 minutes. Manager Jack Wilshere apologized to fans, saying the loss was his fault and the team failed to fight. He said Luton would return on Wednesday.VitalfootballMansfield v Luton – Team Sheets RevealedMansfield Town and Luton Town have confirmed their starting lineups for their EFL League One match at the One Call Stadium. Mansfield have won 1 and drawn 1, while Luton have won 1 and drawn 1. The referee is Richard Eley.LutontodayHatters players determined to bounce back from rare losing feeling at MansfieldLuton Town suffered their first defeat since March in a Carabao Cup second-round match against Chelsea, prompting manager Jack Wilshere to urge players to bounce back at Mansfield Town. The Hatters, unbeaten in league since then, face Mansfield on Sunday after a two-day break, with Wilshere noting the team is prepared for the League One schedule.WikipediaPaul Mayo: Difference between revisionsThe page outlines the career of Paul Mayo, a footballer who began professionally at Lincoln City in 1999 before moving to Watford in 2004 for £65,000, replacing Paul Robinson. He returned to Lincoln in 2005, played for Notts County, Darlington and Mansfield Town, and finished his playing career with Lincoln United in 2013–14.