In a thrilling end to the season, the Clapton Cageys FC 5-a-side team won the Super5’s Division 5 League, securing a promotion and some silverware for the OSD’s growing collection.
In a thrilling end to the season, the Clapton Cageys FC 5-a-side team won the Super5’s Division 5 League, securing a promotion and some silverware for the OSD’s growing collection.
It was another season to remember for this little fan-owned football club of ours
This Saturday, Clapton CFC Men’s Over 35s join forces with Clapton Cageys to host Glasgow Piraten FC for a special friendly at Douglas Eyre Centre in Walthamstow.
Lucy Jordan joined Open Access over two years ago and is part of the original line up of the Clapton CFC affiliated 5-a-side team, Clapton Cageys FC.
Clapton CFC registered two teams into Girls United’s International Women’s Day Tournament at Powerleague Shoreditch, an annual five-a-side fundraiser to support their mission of creating safe spaces for girls to play football.
In this week’s Open Access spotlight, we speak to Alice Livingstone Boomla. Known as “Dr Alice” to her fans, Alice is a stalwart of the weekly OA Saturday training sessions and a proud member of the Cageys and the WNBD 11s team.
After just over a year together, four mini seasons and massive growth, Clapton Cageys FC 5-a-side team won our last match and claimed runner-up position
Now, you may know us as the ‘Cageys’ but this was the first time we’ve ever actually played competitive 5-a-side football…in a cage.
You might have already seen the celebrations online, but the Clapton Cageys 5-a-side team have won some silverware.
They finished the season as runners up, and also lifted the tournament trophy in Amsterdam in the middle of the season.
An outburst of Collective Joy and Radical Happiness from all the Clapton CFC players in attendance, who celebrated by running onto the pitch and into a jumping, screaming group embrace.
Football finally returned to The Old Spotted Dog Ground, and a great time was had on a bright, sunny day and a stonking £350 was raised.
A new Super 5s League season has just started and we have two CCFC teams taking part with largely new players.
It was only right first adult games at the Old Spotted Dog Ground went to lost generation players – born under the shadow of the ban on women playing football
We’ve had yet another strange season, but we’ve also had a lot of great footballing moments to celebrate.
Clapton coach Ellie congratulated the Coats and Goalpost’s goalkeeper on a brilliant performance that kept her team in the game but ultimately could not prevent the Tons from taking all 3 points.
Clapton CFC 5s Beginners added composure to their ever growing list of qualities to record
an ultimately comfortable victory over title chasing Legends FC.
Clapton CFC Flexi 5s continued their run at the top of the table with a hard fought 1-1 draw against a determined Goaldiggers side.
The Clapton CFC Beginners team showed spirit, determination and a great deal of skill against a strong Wapping FC side but once again found themselves rocked by a last minute goal.
Clapton CFC Flexi 5s got their title defence back on track with a convincing 6-1 victory over friends and regular rivals MSA & Frenford..
