NPLYFC has been invited to be “Club of the Week” by Hampton and Richmond Borough for their home game against Hemel Hempstead Town on 6 January 2018.

Hampton & Richmond Borough play in National League South, two divisions outside the Football League.
Vouchers are available to all club members which entitle two adults entry to this match for the reduced price of £7 each, plus free entry for up to three under 16s. The voucher will also be valid on the same terms for a second National League Match this season.

Home games are played at the Beveree Stadium in Station Road, Hampton, which is near to Hampton station.
Arrangements are being made for vouchers to be available from the NPL clubhouse or can be made available to youth team managers for onward distribution.

Any queries should be directed to Tony Crabtree, Child Welfare Officer (contact details available on the NPLYFC website)

Great comeback on Saturday by the electrons against very good opposition with several Academy players .

Westwood were 2-0 up within 2 mins and it looked like we were in for spanking but a few changes and a great long range goal got us back in the game. Pulled it back to 2-2 then hit the bar twice before Westwood scored again. 3-2 down into the last quarter and the boys kept going and finally the chances went in 3-3 and end to end stuff before we scored the winner on the break.

Think all the parents enjoyed that one .

Please find below details of the current tickets on sale at Queens Park Rangers to attend Home matches at Loftus Road:

Saturday 18th November 2017 – 3.00pm: QPR v Aston Villa

Monday 27th November 2017 – 7.45pm: QPR v Brentford

As a QPR Club partner, we are pleased to offer tickets a special offer price of:

£10.00 Per Adult

£5.00 Concessions

To make an enquiry or arrange a group booking, please contact Heather Cameron via email:  groupbookings@qpr.co.uk or

call the Ticket Sales office on 08444 777 007 – Quote: GB Scheme 2017/18

An evenly fought cup tie left the score 1-1 after full time. We were physically the strongest we’ve been and kept pressing for the winner. Extra time was agreed, and after coming close many times finally scored to win 2-1.

After discussion with their manager it was agreed we should have gone to penalties instead of extra time. This was harsh on the boys but after a nail biting sudden death penalty shoot out we went through 5-4 and justice was done.

Our U16 Blues team play in the second division of the East Berkshire league on a Saturday.

They are looking for players to help bolster the squad numbers, after unfortunately losing some players last season.

Please contact Dave Lewis u16blues@nplyouthfootball.co.uk in the first instance, or fill in a Player Joining query.

This weekend sees the first/second cup round, with many teams playing away.

Good luck to all the teams.

U9 Protons play Manorcroft Utd Spitfires this Sunday morning.
It’s a 10:00 kick off. Come down and cheer them on. It would be great to see you there.
Free fresh air for all of those that do come down to support the lads.

NPL U9 Protons’ last two games have been real character building contests.

Going behind early in both matches (Motspur Park and Old I’s Reds more recently) could have been their heads drop…not for the U9 Protons.

Wonderful passing, teamwork and determination saw great goals closing the games to within one score each.

Coaches Paul and Jaimol couldn’t have asked for more from the boys.

First home game of the season this Sunday. The Protons will be looking resplendent in their new kits … and looking for a good result to the game!

More espresso than latte!!!