It was another season to remember for this little fan-owned football club of ours. We won seven trophies!
It was another season to remember for this little fan-owned football club of ours. We won seven trophies!
Last weekend, Geoff Ocran attended the Eastern Counties League presentation night in Chelmsford to be formally handed the trophy for winning the play-offs.
Our end of season awards ceremony for all our adult teams will take place on Saturday, May 23 at the Old Spotted Dog Ground Clubhouse.
The Clapton CFC Women’s and Men’s First Teams are going on another summer tour
The FA has announced that Clapton CFC Men’s First Team will play in the Essex Senior League after our promotion to Step 5.
Saturday was a huge day as two Clapton CFC teams competed in back-to-back cup finals at New River Stadium – and both won.
The Clapton CFC Women/NB Development Team won the London Women’s Saturday Football League Plate at New River Stadium
Clapton CFC FTFA team ended its first season with silverware after lifting the London Women’s Saturday Football League Cup at New River Stadium.
Clapton Community FC Men’s First Team have been promoted for the third time in six completed seasons!
It’s Pitch Invaders on Sunday, a seven-a-side mixed gender and mixed ability football tournament at the Old Spotted Dog Ground.
We marked the 90th anniversary of the Spanish Civil War with a rededication of the Newham International Brigades Memorial at the Old Spotted Dog Ground.
Clapton CFC have two more teams in two more finals! They’re being played back to back at New River Stadium on Saturday
Clapton Community FC Men’s First Team secured a third promotion in only our sixth full season to reach Step 5 (tier 9) football for the first time.
What a season it’s been – our very first in the Essex Veterans League Division 3 West. We finished third in the table, but narrowly missing out on promotion with only the top two teams going up.
Several Clapton legends are swapping football boots for trainers and running for great causes in the Hackney Half Marathon.
After 40 games and one play-off semi in the Eastern Counties League Division One South this season, it all comes down to the final.
Clapton CFC Men’s First Team secured their place in next week’s Eastern Counties League Division One South play-off final with a commanding 4-1 victory over Lymore Gardens.
Sadly, Richmond & Kew have withdrawn from the division that the CCFC Women’s First Team play in due to a lack of players.
After going so close to promotion over the course of the 40-game Eastern Counties League Division One South season, it’s time to go again in the play-offs.
Clapton CFC Women’s First Team deservedly won for the first time since January with a hard-fought 2-1 victory at AFC Greenwich Borough.
