The new site introduces a fresh, modern look and creates a true central hub for everything Telford United. Whether you are catching up on the latest news, checking upcoming fixtures, reviewing past results, exploring the Squad Hub or getting in touch, everything is now in one place – cleaner, quicker and easier to navigate.

This relaunch is about far more than a new design.

Supporters can now sign in with their Touchline account to access exclusive features, with even more enhancements on the way. In the coming weeks, fans will be able to take part in the Predictor and build their own starting XI using the Lineups Builder.

A major new addition is the Live Match Centre. Every fixture will be covered with live text updates courtesy of @BucksWriter, alongside live match statistics, confirmed line-ups and more. Whether you are at the SEAH Stadium or following from further afield, you will be able to stay fully connected throughout the game.

We have also introduced improved quick-access links to key areas including Ticketing, the Club Shop and The West Stand, as well as a live league table so supporters can keep a close eye on the Bucks’ progress. Clearer pathways to information and sponsorship opportunities make it easier than ever to engage with the club, both on and off the pitch.

While this launch marks an exciting new chapter, and we place on record our sincere thanks to Reech Media for their work on the previous website, this is very much an evolving project. Over the coming weeks and months, further fan-focused features will be introduced as we continue to develop the website and app into the true digital home of the Bucks.

Touchline Club founder and lifelong Telford supporter Ben Wiser said:

“Welcoming AFC Telford United onto our new website platform is something we are extremely proud of. This partnership is built around fan engagement, insight and helping the club grow commercially away from the pitch. We are excited about what we can build together and look forward to what comes next. As ever, Up The Bucks.”