List of FA Trophy Winners - Results By Team

Results By Team

Teams shown in italics are no longer in existence. Teams shown in bold compete in the Premier League or Football League as of 2012 and therefore do not enter the FA Trophy. Additionally, Bangor City switched to the Welsh football league system in 1992, making the club ineligible to compete in the competition from then onwards.

Club Wins Last final won Runners-up Last final lost
Telford United 3 1989 2 1988
Woking 3 1997 1 2006
Scarborough 3 1977 1 1975
Stevenage Borough 2 2009 2 2010
Macclesfield Town 2 1996 1 1989
Altrincham 2 1986 1 1982
Stafford Rangers 2 1979 1 1976
Barrow 2 2010 0
Grays Athletic 2 2006 0
Kingstonian 2 2000 0
Wycombe Wanderers 2 1993 0
Enfield 2 1988 0
Kidderminster Harriers 1 1987 3 2007
Northwich Victoria 1 1984 2 1996
York City 1 2012 1 2009
Canvey Island 1 2001 1 2004
Dagenham 1 1980 1 1977
Wrexham 1 2013 0
Darlington 1 2011 0
Ebbsfleet United 1 2008 0
Hednesford Town 1 2004 0
Burscough 1 2003 0
Yeovil Town 1 2002 0
Cheltenham Town 1 1998 0
Colchester United 1 1992 0
Wealdstone 1 1985 0
Bishop's Stortford 1 1981 0
Matlock Town 1 1975 0
Morecambe 1 1974 0
Runcorn 0 3 1994
Forest Green Rovers 0 2 2001
Kettering Town 0 2 2000
Grimsby Town 0 1 2013
Newport County 0 1 2012
Mansfield Town 0 1 2011
Torquay United 0 1 2008
Hucknall Town 0 1 2005
Tamworth 0 1 2003
Southport 0 1 1998
Dagenham & Redbridge 0 1 1997
Witton Albion 0 1 1992
Leek Town 0 1 1990
Burton Albion 0 1 1987
Boston United 0 1 1985
Bangor City 0 1 1984
Sutton United 0 1 1981
Mossley 0 1 1980
Leatherhead 0 1 1978
Dartford 0 1 1974
Wigan Athletic 0 1 1973
Barnet 0 1 1972
Hillingdon Borough 0 1 1971

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