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Reading Royals to host English Futsal champions Helvecia in Men’s Super Cup

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Wednesday, November 9, 2022 6:04 am
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Reading Royals Futsal Club will welcome current English champions Helvecia Futsal Club to Bradfield College on Sunday, November 13 for a Men’s Super Cup fixture.

Both sides are unbeaten this season in their respective league and cup competitions, so the game promises to provide action and some top-quality futsal.

Royals started their cup campaign with a 9-1 victory away to MK Mavericks, which was followed by a 5-3 away victory over Tier 1 side Hartpury Futsal Club.

Helvecia has emphatically seen off their first two opponents starting with a 10-1 win against Kent United and then a 17-1 triumph over Rushmoor Community.

Both teams will bring strong squads with a mixture of homegrown British talents and overseas stars.

Some names likely to feature on the day are renowned in the UK futsal scene while multiple new faces enter the fray and look to make a name for themselves this season.

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Notably, Reading Royals have welcomed three New Zealand internationals for the 2022/23 season who between them have already scored eight goals this season.

While Helvecia has a success story of its own as Wolverhampton Wanderers centre-back Max Kilman used to represent them just five years ago.

His rise from futsal to the Premier League undoubtedly makes him the biggest success story to come out of English futsal in recent years.

Reading will take to the court donning their new red and yellow home kit for the first time this season, the kit will feature the club’s charity partner Sport in Mind as the main shirt sponsor.

Kick-off will be at midday and entry will cost just £5 for adults and kids for free, all the money from entry will be donated to Sport in Mind.

The whole matchday will be dedicated to Sport in Mind and is an opportunity to fundraise for a local mental health charity.

Before the adults’ fixture, Reading Royals U16s will welcome Maidenhead United in a friendly fixture.

Sport in Mind and Reading Royals kit provider ‘Kelme’ will be present at the event in what is expected to be a great occasion.

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