Three goals in nine minutes in the second half sealed a comeback win for Clapton CFC in a thrilling final home game of 2025.
Three goals in nine minutes in the second half sealed a comeback win for Clapton CFC in a thrilling final home game of 2025.
Clapton CFC left the seaside empty-handed after failing to take advantage of their early chances and rather bruised from a physical encounter.
Clapton CFC were left aggrieved when a controversial red card scuppered their second half fightback.
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.
The Clapton CFC Women’s First Team agonisingly lost to an injury time penalty after a fiercely contested clash with ambitious Camden Town.
Clapton CFC bowed out of the London & South East Regional Women’s Football League Cup with a 3–0 home defeat to Brentford in a third round tie that was closer than the scoreline suggests.
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.
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.
The Clapton CFC Women’s First Team exited the Capital Cup at the first hurdle after an end-to-end game at the Old Spotted Dog Ground.
Clapton CFC Men’s First Team fell to a deserved heavy 4–1 defeat away at Cannons Wood to bring an end to a run of four away wins in a row.
Clapton CFC marched into the third round of the London & South Regional Women’s Football League Cup and a tie against old rivals Brentford with a composed away win.
Clapton CFC Men’s First Team fought back from two goals down to earn a 2-2 draw against a free-scoring FC Baresi side at The Old Spotted Dog.
A superb hat-trick from Leigha Bradding-Butler helped fire Clapton CFC Women’s First Team to a 4-1 win against a good Ashford side.
Clapton CFC battled to a hard-earned away victory with Cameron Gordon’s sixth goal in six games proving the difference in a tense and physical encounter.
A tantalisingly close game for CCFC Reserves vs United Dragons in Regent’s Park, with the added jeopardy of playing next to London Zoo’s lion enclosure.
Clapton CFC’s Women’s First Team earned a confident 2–0 win away at Hackney in an East London derby played in chilly autumn conditions.
CCFC slipped to a frustrating 2–1 defeat at home to AS London which brought an end to a fabulous five-game winning run.
A rare Thursday night game under the lights in the London & South East Regional Women’s League Division One North saw Clapton CFC Women’s First Team battle to a well-fought 1-0 win
