Clapton CFC rounded off the year with an emphatic 4–0 away win over nearest neighbours Barkingside at Cricklefield Stadium.
| Date | Match | Kick off/result | Competition | Ground |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eastern Counties Football League Division One South |
Clapton CFC rounded off the year with an emphatic 4–0 away win over nearest neighbours Barkingside at Cricklefield Stadium.
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This week the FA and league gave interested parties another chance to save the club, and this has proved successful.
There’s one final game before Christmas for the CCFC Men’s First Team as we host old rivals NW London on Saturday
Clapton CFC were left aggrieved when a controversial red card scuppered their second half fightback.
Men’s First Team captain / goalkeeper Jack Francis has become the first player to make 200 competitive appearances for Clapton CFC since formation in 2018.
Next up for the CCFC Men’s First Team is a pre-Christmas trip to the table topping Newbury Forest.
Clapton CFC sub Lewis Owiredu’s calm finish in added time settled a close, quality clash and inflicted Coggeshall Town’s first defeat in two months.
We’ll have pledge cards in the Old Spotted Dog Ground clubhouse this weekend as part of 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence.
The CCFC Men’s First Team are in fifth place in the Eastern Counties League Division One South table and in the midst of a run of very tricky fixtures
Clapton CFC produced one of their most complete away performances of the season to beat an on-form FC Romania up in Cheshunt.
A heavily rotated Clapton CFC Men’s First Team cruised past visitors Sporting Hackney FC in the second round of the London Senior Trophy.
On Saturday, it’s our first ever meeting with FC Romania looking to get the league form back on track.
Join us on Wednesday night for our final home midweek game of the season
Clapton CFC produced a composed display to beat Richmond & Kew at home for the first time and maintain third place in the table.
Clapton CFC Men’s First Team battled to a creditable 2-2 draw against high-flying Hutton FC in difficult conditions at the Old Spotted Dog Ground.
It’s a big clash between two of the teams in the play-off positions at the Old Spotted Dog Ground on Saturday.
Our annual fundraising for the Newham Toy Appeal and our warm coats collection will both take place at our next two home games.
