Chadderton Football Club is a football club based in Chadderton, Oldham, Greater Manchester, England. The club was originally formed in 1946 as Burnley Lane Estate Juniors before progressing through several names, including Millbrow Football Club and North Chadderton Amateurs, before adopting the name Chadderton FC in 1957. The club has a long-standing presence in local grassroots and senior football and has competed in the Manchester and North West football systems. Chadderton FC operates senior men's teams, women's football, development teams and an extensive junior section, providing football opportunities across multiple age groups. The club has also developed its facilities at Andrew Street in Chadderton, where its current ground and clubhouse are located. Its activities extend beyond competitive football to include player development, coaching, community participation, youth football and facility development. The club's history includes league and cup successes in local competitions, while its modern structure aims to provide a pathway from junior football into senior football. Chadderton FC's women's section has expanded significantly in recent years, including through the merger with Middleton Academy, creating additional opportunities for girls and women to participate in football. The club also received significant investment towards developing a new 3G football pitch and improving its facilities. Chadderton FC remains closely connected to the local community and continues to develop its football programmes, facilities and participation opportunities. Its current registered company, Chadderton Football Club (2009) Ltd, is a private company limited by guarantee without share capital