When was southampton football club founded

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The club was formed in by members of the St. Mary's Church. The church-based roots are still a big part of the club's identity, as evidenced by their most popular nickname — The Saints. A year later, they moved to The Dell, a stadium which would be their home for the next century. Southampton followed up the Southern League victory by claiming five more titles in , , , and During this period, they also made two FA Cup finals; however, Bury and Sheffield United would prove to be superior competition.

They would finally join the Third Division of the Football League in , advancing to the Second Division the very next season. In , Southampton become the first British football club to make a South American tour. In these days, the British game was far more developed than that in South America. Arsenal FC. Chelsea FC. Crystal Palace. Everton FC. Liverpool FC. Manchester City FC.

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