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Tamworth FC has been a cornerstone of its community for nearly a century. Their home, The Lamb Ground, has witnessed 92 years of football history since opening in 1933. Recently, the club entered a new chapter with an American investment group taking ownership and appointing a new chairman. This change marks the end of a 40-year era under the previous owner and ushers in fresh hopes and maybe concerns for supporters. My latest painting of The Lamb Ground captures this moment

Arsenal Football Club has finally ended a 22-year wait by winning the 2025-2026 Premier League title. This victory marks a historic moment for the club and its supporters, who have longed for this success since the days at Highbury. Now, as Arsenal FC prepares to face Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) in the Champions League final on Saturday, 30th May at 5 PM BST, the excitement around the club is palpable. This week could become one of the most memorable in Arsenal’s history. Arsen

Painting a football stadium is more than just capturing a building. It is about preserving the energy, history, and passion that fills the stands on match days. Over the past few days, I have dedicated my time to painting the Truro City Stadium, home to Truro City F.C., a club competing in the National League. This project has been a long time coming, as I have been slowly working to complete a series of paintings featuring National League clubs.

Painting a football stadium is more than just capturing a building; it’s about preserving the spirit of a club and the community it represents. I recently completed a painting of The Walks Stadium, home to Kings Lynn Town F.C