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Chester Football Club is an association football club based in Chester. They are currently members of the National League North, the sixth tier of English football, and play at the Deva Stadium.^[1]

The club was founded in 2010 following the liquidation of Chester City.^[2] In its inaugural season it competed in Division One North of the Northern Premier League, following a successful appeal to the Football Association against its initial placement in the North West Counties League. After winning this division, it then won the Northern League Premier Division in 2011–12 and the Conference North in 2012–13. Chester returned to the National League North following relegation in 2017–18.

Seasons

Year	League														Cup competitions							Manager
	Division	Lvl	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Position	Leading league scorer		Average^[3] attendance	FA Cup^[4]		FA Trophy		Other competitions
	Division	Lvl	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Position	Name	Goals	Average^[3] attendance	Res	Rec	Res	Rec	Competition	Res	Rec
Club formed after Chester City was expelled from the Football Conference and subsequently wound up in March 2010.
2010–11	Northern Premier League Division One North	8	44	29	10	5	107	36	+71	97	1st of 23 Promoted	Michael Wilde	36	2,382	–^[a]		–^[b]		Cheshire Cup League Cup Presidents Cup	R2 R2 SF	0–0–1 1–0–1 4–0–1	Neil Young
2011–12	Northern Premier League Premier Division	7	42	31	7	4	102	29	+73	100	1st of 22 Promoted	Chris Simm	15	2,789	–^[c]		R2	3–0–1	Cheshire Cup League Cup	R2 R3	0–0–1 0–0–1
2012–13	Conference North	6	42	34	5	3	103	32	+69	107	1st of 22 Promoted	Nathan Jarman	14	2,582	QR3	1–2–1	QR3	0–1–1	Cheshire Cup	W	5–0–0
2013–14	Conference Premier	5	46	12	15	19	49	70	-21	51	21st of 24 Reprieved	Gareth Seddon	7	2,366	QR4	0–0–1	R1	0–0–1	Cheshire Cup	R2	1–0–1	Neil Young Steve Burr
2014–15	Conference Premier	5	46	19	6	21	64	76	-12	63	12th of 24	John Rooney	11	2,189	R2	2–1–1	R1	0–2–0	Cheshire Cup	R1	0–0–1	Steve Burr
Fifth and sixth tier divisions renamed.
2015–16	National League	5	46	14	12	20	67	71	-4	54	17th of 24	Ross Hannah	23	2,199	QR4	0–0–1	R3	2–0–1	Cheshire Cup	SF	3–0–1	Steve Burr Jon McCarthy
2016–17			46	14	10	22	63	71	-8	52	19th of 24	James Alabi	17	2,031	QR4	0–0–1	R2	1–0–1	Cheshire Cup	R1	0–1–0	Jon McCarthy
2017–18			46	8	13	25	42	79	-37	37	23rd of 24 Relegated	James Akintunde Ross Hannah	8	1,827	QR4	0–0–1	R2	0–1–1	Cheshire Cup	PR	0–1–0	Jon McCarthy Marcus Bignot Calum McIntyre
2018–19	National League North	6	42	16	14	12	60	62	-2	62	9th of 22	Anthony Dudley	11	1,839	QR3	1–0–1	QR3	0–1–1	Cheshire Cup	QF	2–0–1	Anthony Johnson & Bernard Morley
2019–20			32	15	9	8	58	38	+20	54	6th of 22	Akwasi Asante	18	2,019	QR2	0–1–1	R2	2–1–1	Cheshire Cup	QF^[d]	3–0–0
2019–20			The regular season was cut short due to COVID-19, final league positions decided by points-per-game Lost in the play-off quarter-final.												QR2	0–1–1	R2	2–1–1	Cheshire Cup	QF^[d]	3–0–0
2020–21			17	8	4	5	32	24	+8	28	3rd of 22	Danny Elliott	7	403^[e]	QR4	1–1–1	R3	1–0–1	–
2020–21			The season was declared null and void due to COVID-19												QR4	1–1–1	R3	1–0–1	–
2021–22			42	12	11	19	70	71	-1	47	16th of 22	Marcus Dackers Declan Weeks	9	1,620	QR3	1–2–1	R2	0–0–1	Cheshire Cup	R1	0–0–1	Anthony Johnson & Bernard Morley Steve Watson
2022–23			46	22	18	6	72	41	+31	84	3rd of 24	Kurt Willoughby	20	2,231	QR4	2–3–0	R3	1–1–0	Cheshire Cup	R1	0–1–0	Calum McIntyre
2022–23			Lost in the play-off semi-final.												QR4	2–3–0	R3	1–1–0	Cheshire Cup	R1	0–1–0
2023–24			46	18	15	13	58	37	+21	69	10th of 24	George Glendon	12	2,198	R1	3–1–1	R2	0–1–0	Cheshire Cup	R1	0–0–1
2024–25																0–0–0		0–0–0	Cheshire Cup		0–0–0

Notes

^ Ineligible for competition as a new club.
^ Ineligible for competition as a new club.
^ Ineligible for competition as a new club.
^ Due to COVID-19 semifinals were never played.
^ Most of the games were played behind the closed doors.

References

^ "The Swansway Chester Stadium". Chester F.C. Archived from the original on 21 December 2014. Retrieved 16 April 2015.
^ Gibson, Owen (6 May 2010). "Chester FC on the rise". The Guardian. London. Retrieved 19 June 2010.
^ "English attendances archive". EFS. Retrieved 21 June 2016.
^ "FA Cup past results". The FA. Retrieved 24 June 2016.