Saint Anthony's Football Club

Welcome to the official SNAP Sponsorship profile of Saint Anthony's Football Club.

Founded in 1902, Saint Anthony's FC has been at the heart of the Govan community for over 120 years. Today we're building much more than a football club. We're creating opportunities for boys, girls, women, men and walking footballers while developing a club that makes a positive impact both on and off the pitch.

By partnering with Saint Anthony's FC, you're doing far more than placing your logo on a shirt or advertising board. You'll be aligning your business with one of Scotland's oldest football clubs while reaching thousands of people through our digital channels, matchdays and community programmes.

Whether you're looking to increase brand awareness, support grassroots football or become part of our journey, we'd love to welcome you as a club partner.

Why Sponsor Us?

​​​​​​​Whether you're investing £50 or £10,000, we believe every sponsor deserves value, visibility and a genuine partnership.

Grow Your Business

Promote your business to a growing audience through our digital channels, website, matchdays and community activities. Our sponsorship opportunities are designed to help increase your brand awareness while connecting you with potential new customers.

Support Your Community

Your sponsorship directly supports opportunities for boys, girls, adults and walking football while helping us continue to develop football and community projects within Govan and the surrounding area.

Partner With Purpose

We believe sponsorship should be more than simply displaying a logo. We work closely with our partners to create meaningful relationships through social media, digital content and promotional opportunities that maximise the value of every partnership.

If you can't find the right opportunity on our SNAP profile, we'd be delighted to create a bespoke sponsorship package tailored to your business and budget. Please don't hesitate to get in touch.

The Club Today

Saint Anthony's FC is a Scottish non-league football club based at McKenna Park in Govan, Glasgow.

The club continues to grow each year and now provides football opportunities for around 190 players, coaches, volunteers and committee members across our men's, women's, youth and walking football sections.

Our aim is simple. To provide a welcoming football club where everyone, regardless of age, ability or background, has the opportunity to enjoy football in a positive environment.

Alongside our football activities, we continue to expand our community work and develop projects that will benefit local people for generations to come.

In 2018, Saint Anthony's FC was adopted by AS Roma as part of their international non-league campaign and we remain incredibly proud of that relationship.

The club also holds a unique place in British football history. During the 1935/36 season Saint Anthony's played 88 competitive matches, a British record for any professional or semi-professional football club.

Our Vision

Saint Anthony's FC has ambitious plans for the future.

Our goal is to achieve Scottish FA National Club Licence status, continue developing McKenna Park and expand our football and community programmes for people of all ages.

We want Saint Anthony's to become one of Scotland's leading community football clubs by providing opportunities not only through football, but also through health, wellbeing, education and community initiatives.

By sponsoring Saint Anthony's FC, your business becomes part of that journey and helps us create a lasting impact within our community.

Our History

Saint Anthony's Football Club was founded in 1902 and has proudly represented the Govan community for well over a century.

Originally formed through the League of the Cross Temperance movement, the club quickly established itself as one of Scotland's most respected junior football clubs.

Throughout our history, Saint Anthony's has won numerous league titles and cup competitions while earning a reputation for developing players, supporting the local community and preserving the traditions of Scottish football.

Following the Second World War, the club experienced a difficult period before being rebuilt through the dedication and hard work of Felix McKenna, whose commitment helped restore Saint Anthony's both on and off the pitch.

Today we continue to build on that legacy while looking firmly towards the future.

Our Digital Reach

Every sponsorship package benefits from exposure across our growing digital platforms.

Our club generates millions of social media impressions each season, giving your business the opportunity to reach a large, engaged audience well beyond matchdays. Through regular match coverage, player announcements, club news, community projects and dedicated sponsor features, we work hard to maximise the value of every partnership.

The latest performance figures for each of our digital platforms can be found below
(Dates are from 1st June 2025 - 31 May 2026)
 

Cup Honours

Scottish Junior Cup Runners-Up – 1918/19, 1924/25

West of Scotland Junior Cup Winners – 1937/38

Glasgow Junior Cup Winners – 1918/19, 1921/22, 1940/41, 1945/46

Glasgow Junior Charity Cup Winners – 1917/18, 1918/19, 1920/21, 1922/23

Glasgow North-Eastern Junior Cup Winners – 1918/19, 1932/33, 1955/56

Scottish Junior League Victory Cup Winners – 1918/19, 1921/22

League Honours

Scottish Junior League Champions – 1916/17, 1918/19, 1919/20, 1920/21

Scottish Central League Division C Winners – 1947/48

Western Region Central District Division Two Winners – 2002/03

Other Honours

Cowan Memorial Match Winners – 1920/21

Elder Cottage Hospital Charity Cup Winners – 1923/24, 1935/36, 1944/45

Erskine Hospital Charity Cup Winners – 1950/51, 1951/52, 1976/77

Kirkwood Shield Winners – 1919/20 (shared), 1920/21, 1943/44, 1945/46 (shared)

McCaffer Testimonial Tournament Winners – 1922/23

Paisley & District Junior Cup Winners – 1919/20

Scottish Junior League War Fund Cup Winners – 1917/18

Smyllum Charity Cup Winners – 1925/26, 1933/34, 1935/36, 1936/37, 1951/52, 1955/56

Stuart Black Memorial Trophy Winners – 2008/09, 2012/13