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FC Bracknell Wildcats girls training sessions return

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September 28, 2022
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Wildcats sessions are back as FC Bracknell’s girls take to the field for training at Farley Wood.

Has your daughter been inspired by the brilliant Lionesses? Has she started to dream about becoming the next Beth Mead, Lucy Bronze, or Ella Toone?

Maybe, she wants to be a keeper like former FC Bracknell goalkeeping coach Mary Earps.

Whatever their dream, they can start their football journey with FC Bracknell.

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Girls football is thriving at the community club and they continue their sessions on Sunday, October 2 at 10am at Farley Wood, suitable for Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 females.

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Due to injury FCB U13s played most of this match with 10 players and against a well drilled opponent this proved too big a task. Frankie F bagged a consolation goal and a share of parents’ player of the match, tied for votes with Bethany E and Marcellus W. Riley W was coaches’ player of the match.

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FC Bracknell U15 beat Rotherfield United Raiders 2-1 with goals from Aidan Fry and man of the match Archie Shadbolt securing the three points

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In a tough away game for the U17 Colts, they raced into a 2-0 lead within 10 minutes.

They cruised into a 5-1 lead and Hearts of Teddlothian Cheetahs had a penalty, but after scoring the boys responded quickly adding the sixth goal of the match to make it two wins from two.

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In the Bracknell & District Sunday Football League, FC Bracknell lost 10-0 against Bracknell Spartan 1st in Division 4, FC Bracknell Saints drew against Harts of Bracknell Reserves 4-4 in Division 3.

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