As part of Black History Month, we are publishing a series of Q&As giving people from different parts of our club the opportunity to talk about their experiences
As part of Black History Month, we are publishing a series of Q&As giving people from different parts of our club the opportunity to talk about their experiences
Our first visit to one of the country’s iconic football non-league grounds, which is next to the largest gurdwara in Europe.
It’s an East London derby on Halloween as we take on our closest geographical rivals – Ilford.
As part of Black History Month, we are publishing a series of Q&As giving people from different parts of our club the opportunity to talk about their experiences
Clapton CFC had to settle for a point despite a high-intensity performance against league leaders Maidstone United at the Old Spotted Dog Ground.
Clapton CFC secured a dramatic three points thanks to in-form Andre Odeku’s strike deep into stoppage time.
As part of Black History Month, we are publishing a series of Q&As giving people from different parts of our club the opportunity to talk about their experiences
The one and only midweek home game for the Women’s First Team is against our regular rivals Dulwich
After two home wins on the bounce, Clapton CFC suffered a frustrating defeat falling to a well-organised and clinical West Essex side
We’ve got a double home game weekend at the Old Spotted Dog Ground with the league leaders Maidstone United arriving on Sunday.
As part of Black History Month, we are publishing a series of Q&As giving people from different parts of our club the opportunity to talk about their experiences
It’s a double home game weekend with Benfleet the visitors for part one on Saturday.
Missed opportunities and defensive lapses proved decisive as Clapton CFC returned empty-handed on the road once again
As part of Black History Month, we are publishing a series of Q&As giving people from different parts of our club the opportunity to talk about their experiences
We’re back in action on Tuesday night with an East London derby under the lights at the Old Spotted Dog Ground.
October is Black History Month, a time to celebrate Black history, culture, achievement and the contribution of Black communities to our society and to communities across the country.
After a blank weekend, Clapton CFC go in search of a first away win since promotion to move up the Essex Senior Football League table
This Sunday’s Capital Women’s Cup First Round tie is now off as opponents Ashmount Leigh have withdrawn from the competition
It was either a point gained or two points dropped as Clapton CFC came back from 2-0 down to lead 3-2, only for Carshalton Athletic to level.
October is Black History Month, a time to celebrate Black history, culture, achievements and the contribution of Black people and communities to our society.
