CLUB NEWS & UPDATES

First Female Health Hub launched to transform access to advice and support in grassroots football England Football have today launched our first-ever Female Health Hub – a ground breaking online platform designed to transform the support available to women and girls across the grassroots game, by providing them with trusted information and practical advice on key female health topics in football.  Aligned with the Made for this Game campaign, which aims to break down barrie

From 6 January to 6 February 2026, The FA are asking coaches, volunteers, teachers, referees and supporters to help us find the next generation of Lionesses. If you know a player with talent now, or the potential to shine in the future, completing this quick Discover My Talent referral form could change their life. Focusing on players born in 2007–2013 from every corner of the game: small-sided, recreational, girls, mixed, affiliated, and unaffiliated football. Talent is ever

Here is the weekly round-up of performances from all our Cottenham Colts teams, spanning the Mini-League right through to the Girls League, from Saturday 17th January It was a weekend full of commitment, teamwork, and plenty of memorable moments on the pitch. From the youngest players taking confident steps in their football journey to our older squads showing real maturity and determination, every team represented the club with pride. Let’s take a look at how each group got

Here is the weekly round-up of performances from all our Cottenham Colts teams, spanning the Mini-League right through to the Girls League, from Saturday 22nd November. It was a weekend full of commitment, teamwork, and plenty of memorable moments on the pitch. From the youngest players taking confident steps in their football journey to our older squads showing real maturity and determination, every team represented the club with pride. Let’s take a look at how each group go

Silent Support is positive support During Silent Support Weekend, applause from spectators for good play, and quiet encouragement from coaches, is welcome. Spectators are being encouraged to refrain from talking or shouting, with coaches supporting players as they need to. This is to create an enjoyable, safe, and developmental experience for all youth players, so that they can play the game with freedom, without pressure, and without an over-emphasis on winning at all costs.

The Under-15 girls’ team had a memorable day as they served as the ball crew at a recent Cambridge United match. Wearing the team colours, they stood on the sidelines at Cledara Abbey Stadium and helped keep the game running smoothly. The girls brought extra excitement to the match for themselves and the fans. The Colts showed great teamwork, enthusiasm, and professionalism. Being part of a professional game gave them a chance to see football up close and inspired them in the

Here is the weekly round up of team performances from all our Cottenham Colts teams from Mini-League through to the Girls League from Saturday 18th October.