Posted on 25th March 2026
Non-League Day 2026: Find a game near you
Non-League Day returns this Saturday (28th March) championing the pyramid and encouraging fans to pay their local non-league side a visit.
Once again this year’s Non-League Day coincides with a long international break and the FSA have been long-term supporters of its aims.
Hundreds of clubs up and down the country are taking part in the annual celebration of semi-professional and amateur football, during the international break, and would love to welcome you.
The idea for Non-League Day came to founder James Doe in 2010 after he was inspired by a pre-season trip to Devon to watch Queens Park Rangers play at Tavistock.
There are now only three days to go until #NonLeagueDay.
Talking of three, that’s the amount of categories there are in our new “Best of Non-League Awards”.
Have you nominated your club yet?https://t.co/wDNarZDpYz pic.twitter.com/LmrsV6QNn4
— Non-League Day (@nonleaguedayuk) March 25, 2026
It’s now embedded in football’s calendar and has received support from the Premier League, EFL and clubs themselves who see the boost to attendances that it provides.
Non-League Day coincides with the first international break of the year, and helps give an insight into the importance of clubs further down the pyramid and the dedication of the volunteers who run them.
In the FSA’s opinion one of the most special elements of our domestic game is the depth of attendance throughout the pyramid, which is pretty much unrivalled in world football.
So if you’ve got a free weekend, why not get along and watch your local non-league club?
More information:
- Website: nonleagueday.co.uk
- X/Twitter: @NonLeagueDayUK
- Instagram: @NonLeagueDay_UK
