Ashton's football club since 1963
National League North football at the Tameside Stadium, with a squad that mixes experience and local talent.
Professional football with Tameside roots
Curzon Ashton is a professional side that has never lost sight of where it comes from. The club grew from Curzon Amateurs into a National League North team over six decades, and the people of Ashton-under-Lyne and Greater Manchester have been with it all the way.
Recent seasons have been about holding a steady place in the division. The squad brings together experienced players and emerging talent, and the supporters value the club's history and community spirit as much as the result.
Read the club's storyHome since 2005
The Tameside Stadium is where the men's first team and The Nashettes play their home matches, a short drive off the M60.
How to get to the groundSix decades in three lines
1963
Founded as Curzon Amateurs in Ashton-under-Lyne.
2005
The Tameside Stadium becomes the club's permanent home.
Today
Competing in the National League North, after spells between it and the Northern Premier League.
The Curzon Ashton Community Foundation
The club's foundation uses sport to get local residents involved: on the pitch, around it and in the neighbourhoods the club represents.
See the Foundation's workThe Nashettes
Curzon Ashton L.F.C., known as The Nashettes, is the club's affiliated women's team. They play at the same ground, the Tameside Stadium.
More about The NashettesDriving to the ground
From the north, the Tameside Stadium is a few minutes off the M60.
- 1M60
Coming from the north, leave the M60 at junction 23 for Ashton-under-Lyne.
- 2Slip road
Turn right at the top of the slip road.
- 3A635
Follow the A635 towards Manchester.
- 4Ashton Moss
At the second set of traffic lights, turn onto Ashton Moss for the Tameside Stadium.