After a season of near misses in two other cups and just short of top spot in the league, the men’s first team have a chance of silverware to end on a high on Sunday.

After a season of near misses in two other cups and just short of top spot in the league, the men’s first team have a chance of silverware to end on a high on Sunday.
A win for us will seal the second spot, while a draw or defeat will mean it goes to the final day the following Sunday.
NW London have had undoubtedly a truly outstanding season, having lifted both the Anagram Records Trophy and the Middlesex County Cup in the last week.
We couldn’t find a way through the Pitshanger Dynamo defence as they slumped to a disappointing defeat ahead of next week’s cup final.
This means that NW London have sealed promotion after Cricklewood Wanderers failed to win in midweek.
Before the women’s first team’s semi-final on Sunday afternoon, our title-challenging men’s development team have a huge game against Hackney & Leyton Allstars in a top-of-the-table clash.
It’s semi-final time in the League Cup (otherwise known as the John Greenacre Memorial Trophy) at the Stray Dog
The Clapton CFC men’s first team head west this Saturday to face Pitshanger Dynamo in our first visit to their new ground.
Clapton CFC narrowly missed out on the Capital Women’s Cup but ran higher division Dorking Wanderers all the way.
The Clapton CFC men’s first team’s outside chances of winning the league became slimmer still after being held to a home draw by Larkspur Rovers.