Syngenta Football Club was a

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football club based in

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. They competed in the and played their home games at

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. The club was founded in 1960 as ICI Juveniles, changing to Syngenta in November 2000. Having run an adult team in the Stirling & District AFA, they applied to join the

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for the 2019–20 season but were rejected due to concerns over the availability of Grangemouth Stadium. Instead, Syngenta successfully applied to join the

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's Premier League South, groundsharing with

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at Westfield Park. However they did not complete a full season due to the

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. The club then made their move into the senior pyramid along with nine other SJFA East Region clubs after they were accepted into the East of Scotland League for 2021–22, this time groundsharing at Ochilview Park as part of a strategic partnership with Stenhousemuir. They finished as runners-up in Conference X and gained promotion to the newly formed Second Division for

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. In June 2022 Syngenta became a full SFA member having gained their club licence, allowing the club to take part in the

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. However during season 2022–23, Syngenta resigned from the league due to off-field disputes and their results were expunged.

References

External links

Club website
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