Stoke City Score
England Championship
Watford
Stoke City 2
2
0
L
Stoke City 1
Queens Park Rangers (QPR) 3
0
1
L
Cardiff City 3
Stoke City
1
1
D
Stoke City 2
Wigan Athletic 2
0
1
L
Stoke City 1 6
West Bromwich(WBA) 2
1
2
L
Birmingham City 2
Stoke City 2
0
0
D
Stoke City 1
Bristol City
1
2
L
Coventry City 2
Stoke City
0
4
W
Stoke City 2
Norwich City
0
0
D
Middlesbrough 1
Stoke City 4
1
1
D
Stoke City 2
Blackburn Rovers 2
3
2
W
Sunderland A.F.C 1
Stoke City 2
1
5
W
England FA Cup
Stoke City 2
Brighton Hove Albion 1
0
1
L
England Championship
Stoke City
Millwall 1
0
1
L
Swansea City 4
Stoke City 1
1
3
W
Blackpool 4
Stoke City 1
1
0
L
Stoke City 2
Huddersfield Town 1 5
3
0
W
Stoke City
Hull City 2
0
0
D
Luton Town 2
Stoke City 3
1
0
L
England FA Cup
Stoke City 1
Stevenage Borough
3
1
W
England Championship
Stoke City
Reading
4
0
W
Stoke City Player
# Name Position
8
 Lewis Baker Central Midfield
15
 Jordan Thompson Central Midfield
18
 Will Smallbone Central Midfield
22
 Ben Pearson Central Midfield
28
 Josh Laurent Central Midfield
 
 Samuel Clucas Central Midfield
1
 Matija Sarkic Goalkeeper
13
 Jack Bonham Goalkeeper
34
 Frank Fielding Goalkeeper
40
 Blondy Nna Noukeu Goalkeeper
52
 Lewis Macari Defender
 
 Thomas Edwards Midfielder
 
 Connor Taylor Forward
23
 Bersant Celina Attacking Midfield
25
 Nicholas Edward Powell Attacking Midfield
17
 Ki-Jana Hoever Right Back
20
 Dujon Sterling Right Back
3
 Morgan Fox Left Back
14
 Josh Tymon Left Back
6
 Phil Jagielka Centre Back
16
 Ben Wilmot Centre Back
32
 Connor Taylor Centre Back
 
 Axel Tuanzebe Centre Back
9
 Jacob Brown Centre Forward
10
 Tyrese Campbell Centre Forward
11
 Dwight Gayle Centre Forward
 
 EDDIE NIEDZWIECKI Assistant Coach
 
 Alex Neil Coach
About Stoke City
Stoke City logo
  • Name: Stoke City
  • City: Stoke-on-Trent
  • Home Stadium: Bet365 Stadium
  • Established Date: 1863
  • Coach: Alex Neil
Stoke City Football Club is an English professional football club based in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire. Founded as Stoke Ramblers in the 1860s, the club changed its name to Stoke in 1878 and then to Stoke City in 1925 after Stoke-on-Trent was granted city status. Stoke were one of the twelve founding members of the Football League in 1888.