AFC Leyton will be providing football taster sessions on the brand new 3G pitch as part of the multi-sports and parkland project formerly known as Ive Farm. We are a girls only football club, but all are welcome for these sessions! The new community facility, named Feel Good Too, includes a flood lit 3G pitch, competitive…
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The FA’s Respect campaign was launched in the 2008/9 season after a build-up of behavioural problems in the National Game. Following its success, The FA want to spread the message of Respect even further across English football. The new campaign – ‘We Only Do Positive’ – aims to do just that. The new campaign highlights…
We are delighted to announce that AFC Leyton has become a member of the Arsenal Women Sister Club Programme for the 2018/19 Season. Arsenal Women deliver the biggest Sister Club Programme in England, in their efforts to support grassroots clubs recruit more girls to play football, make friends & have fun. Steve Hodges, Chairman at AFC…
Louise McGing joins AFC Leyton as new Club Secretary I am honoured to be appointed Club Secretary for AFC Leyton. During my 26 year career, I have developed strong business management and financial management skills and I hope AFC Leyton can benefit from that experience. As many of you will remember, I joined AFC Leyton as…
Congratulations to AFC Leyton Girls picking up their Awards & Trophies last night at the Essex She Can Play Presentation. Fantastic to see Jordan Nobbs & Leah Williamson as well inspiring the girls. We are proud of our talented bunch
Sunday 4 February SSE Women’s FA Cup fourth round Sunday 18 February SSE Women’s FA Cup fifth round Thursday 1 March England v France: SheBelieves Cup Ohio, USA Sunday 4 March England v Germany: SheBelieves Cup New Jersey, USA Thursday 8 March England v USA: SheBelieves Cup Florida, USA FIFA Women’s U20 World Cup draw…
As a kid, Casey was ridiculed for playing football. She not only proved she could compete, but became player of the season – for a boys’ team. Today she has 129 England caps to her name, and plays professionally in the FA Women’s Super League Football for All: Casey Stone