Port Vale's complete historical and current season data is now available, covering the club's journey from its earliest recorded season in 1890/91 through to the upcoming 2027/28 campaign. This comprehensive record provides context for a current season where the club is fighting for form in League Two.
Port Vale currently sit 22nd in the table with five points from their opening six matches. Their recent form reads WLLDD, with a 1-0 victory over Exeter City last time out providing a key boost. George Byers scored the decisive penalty in the 70th minute of that match at Vale Park.
A long historical view
The data stretches back to the club's formative years in the late 19th century, offering a detailed archive of Port Vale's entire competitive history. It encompasses every season, league campaign, and cup run the club has undertaken for well over a century. This allows fans to trace the evolution of the team from its early days in local football through to its current status as a League Two club.
For supporters looking to understand the club's modern squad, the current squad list shows the players tasked with improving the league position. The team has scored three goals and conceded seven so far this term, leaving them with a goal difference of minus four.
Focus on the present fight
The immediate concern is climbing away from the lower reaches of the division. The win against Exeter ended a run of four games without a victory, which included defeats to Salford City and Swindon Town. That result has given the squad something to build on ahead of a challenging away trip.
Next up is a visit to the Bescot Stadium to face Walsall on Saturday. Walsall are positioned fifth in the table, presenting a tough test for Darren Moore's side. The full run of upcoming matches can be found on the club's fixtures page. Port Vale will be looking to carry the momentum from their last result into that game and start moving up the league.
The original report is at Transfermarkt
