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About FSIF
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About FSIF
The Football Stadia Improvement Fund (FSIF) provides financial support to football clubs towards their ground improvement projects.
Funded by the Premier League with an annual budget of £6.5m, the FSIF awards capital grants to clubs from the Football League down to the lower levels of the National League System to improve safety at their stadia and to enable them to satisfy The FA’s ground grading requirements
Torquay United FC received £750,000 funding towards their new standIn this section
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Our Partner
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The Premier League
The Premier League wholly funds the FSIF, investing £6.5m each year. Since 2000 a total of £51.67m worth of grants have been redistributed to clubs right across England and Wales.
This funding from the top of the game ensures that much-needed ground improvement projects throughout the football pyramid can be undertaken, helping create safe and sustainable facilities for clubs and their fans for many years to come.
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Need funding?
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The FSIF provides money for clubs in the Football League and The FA National League System down to step 7 who want to improve their facilities for players, officials and spectators.
Please select the league system your club plays in:
The Fans Fund Small Grants Scheme offers grants of up to £20,000 for projects that look to improve the relationship between fans and their clubs, the way football supporters engage with each other and fans’ experience of the game.
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Coventry City legend Steve Ogrizovic officially opens new stand at Rugby Borough FCCoventry City legend Steve Ogrizovic was on hand to unveil Warwickshire based Rugby Borough FC's new 50-seater stand and turnstile at Kilsby Lane recently (Monday 28 October). This has been made possible by investment from the Premier League, which has been delivered by the Football Stadia Improvement Fund (FSIF).
New floodlights at Trungle Parc ensure Mousehole AFC meet eligibility for Step 6 footballMousehole AFC officially switched on their new floodlights at Trungle Parc before beating Porthleven AFC 2-0 in the South West Peninsula Football League Cup recently (Friday 25 October). This has been made possible by investment from the Premier League, which has been delivered by the Football Stadia Improvement Fund (FSIF).
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Latest press releases
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Coventry City legend Steve Ogrizovic officially opens new stand at Rugby Borough FCCoventry City legend Steve Ogrizovic was on hand to unveil Warwickshire based Rugby Borough FC's new 50-seater stand and turnstile at Kilsby Lane recently (Monday 28 October). This has been made possible by investment from the Premier League, which has been delivered by the Football Stadia Improvement Fund (FSIF).
02/11/2019
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New floodlights at Trungle Parc ensure Mousehole AFC meet eligibility for Step 6 footballMousehole AFC officially switched on their new floodlights at Trungle Parc before beating Porthleven AFC 2-0 in the South West Peninsula Football League Cup recently (Friday 25 October). This has been made possible by investment from the Premier League, which has been delivered by the Football Stadia Improvement Fund (FSIF).
28/10/2019
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