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Soccer School sessions return at FC Bracknell

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Friday, October 7, 2022 6:06 am
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Soccer School returns again to FC Bracknell taking place on Saturday, October 8 at Farley Wood, RG42 1FW from 9am-10am on the back pitch with Park to Pro.

The Soccer School sessions are booming and if your child wants to join the fun, learn new skills, simply send a DM for a free taster session.

Both FC Bracknell’s U12’s and U13 teams exited the cup while coach Chris was so proud of the U14s for their first match of the new season this Saturday.

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With only 10 players they took on a full Ascot side and although they didn’t get the win they put on a great team performance and worked really hard throughout the whole game.

In a tough cup battle, the U15 Colts lost out to division five Barton Rovers.

Both U16 teams had byes into the next round and U17 Colts sailed past Woodley Saints, beating them 5-1.

The U18’s progressed in the Cup against Sandhurst winning 4-2, while the U18 Royal lost to the division above Wargrave.

FC Bracknell beat Bracknell Elite Man 3-1 in an entertaining match. FC Bracknell Saints put on a brave performance but ended runners up losing 5-1 to Hope & Anchor First.

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