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Our Under 14 Girls squad train on Tuesdays and play matches on Saturday mornings throughout the year.

In the 2017/18 season the team won the cup.

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Coton Football Club

2 days ago

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The conditions were perfect for Coton U10’s much anticipated first game of the season against Haverhill Rovers Green. The perfectly manicured pitch basked in light from the bright late-summer sun as the players from both teams warmed up for the match.After a break of 6 months since their last match there was an air of excitement in the Coton camp mixed with slight nervousness. The team had been training hard over the summer and were eager to get started.
Haverhill kicked off and started the game confidently. They pressed the Coton defence and unleashed a dangerous shot in the first couple of minutes which fortunately ricocheted off the woodwork. Haverhill’s attacking run continued with Fin having to work hard in goal to keep the ball out, ably supported by Jack and Stan in defence. Cotonsettled into the game and began to feed the ball up the pitch, with Imogen, Ioan and Michael creating space in midfield and beginning to test Haverhill’s defence. The first quarter drew to a close with the score line at 0-0.
The second quarter opened with the teams still evenly balanced, and the pace of play picked up with each team rapidly attacking and counter-attackingthroughout this period of play. Farouq and Imogen stayed alert and responded quickly in defence to the counter attacks, closing down the opposition players and clearing the ball. Jason made a great run down the left wing and found Alex who played a neat 1-2 with Otto to get the ball into Haverhill’s box where Otto unleashed a powerful shot forcing the keeper to push the ball wide for a corner. The Coton players pushed up to pressure Haverhill from the corner kick, and the Haverhill keeper had to work hard to keep the ball out, finally managing to scoop the ball up and passing it out to start a counter attack. Haverhill broke through the Coton defence and slotted the ball in for their first goal. Although one goal down at half time, the Coton players were feeling confident.
The third quarter kicked off and immediately Cotonpressed forward. Early on Stan and Alex combined to take the ball forward into Haverhill’s box, where the Haverhill defence closed ranks to win the ball back. James moved forward and won the ball back on the edge of Haverhill’s box before slotting the ball through to Fin who put the ball away, bringing Coton level. After the re-start Haverhill pushed forward, but were intercepted by Jason who then played the ball back up the pitch to find Alex, who played the ball to James and then on to Fin who scored his second, putting Coton ahead. Coton’s third goal followed swiftly with Michael and Stan combining on the right wing this time before passing to James in the centre and finding Fin again on the left wing who completed his hat-trick.
Coton maintained their focus in the fourth quarter. Farouq shut down an early attacking run from Haverhill and threaded the ball through to Jack who took the ball up the right wing. After an intense period of play, Fin scored his fourth. Having looked dangerous on the left wing from the start of the quarter, Otto was next to find a way through the Haverhill defence hammering the ball home. In the next phase of play Fin picked up a perfectly weighted pass from Farouq and took the ball round a couple of Haverhill’s defence before passing to James who unleashed a powerful shot that went just wide of goal. James second chance came soon after, after some excellent interplay between Jack and Fin, who passed to James whose shot found the back of the net. Coton continued to press and James won the ball back from Haverhill deep in their half, playing it round three of their players before slotting the ball past their keeper.
This match was a testament to the hard work the Coton players have put into training over the summer. Well done Coton U10! ⚽️👍🏻 ... See MoreSee Less

The conditions were perfect for Coton U10’s much anticipated first game of the season against Haverhill Rovers Green. The perfectly manicured pitch basked in light from the bright late-summer sun as the players from both teams warmed up for the match.After a break of 6 months since their last match there was an air of excitement in the Coton camp mixed with slight nervousness. The team had been training hard over the summer and were eager to get started. Haverhill kicked off and started the game confidently. They pressed the Coton defence and unleashed a dangerous shot in the first couple of minutes which fortunately ricocheted off the woodwork. Haverhill’s attacking run continued with Fin having to work hard in goal to keep the ball out, ably supported by Jack and Stan in defence. Cotonsettled into the game and began to feed the ball up the pitch, with Imogen, Ioan and Michael creating space in midfield and beginning to test Haverhill’s defence. The first quarter drew to a close with the score line at 0-0. The second quarter opened with the teams still evenly balanced, and the pace of play picked up with each team rapidly attacking and counter-attackingthroughout this period of play. Farouq and Imogen stayed alert and responded quickly in defence to the counter attacks, closing down the opposition players and clearing the ball. Jason made a great run down the left wing and found Alex who played a neat 1-2 with Otto to get the ball into Haverhill’s box where Otto unleashed a powerful shot forcing the keeper to push the ball wide for a corner. The Coton players pushed up to pressure Haverhill from the corner kick, and the Haverhill keeper had to work hard to keep the ball out, finally managing to scoop the ball up and passing it out to start a counter attack. Haverhill broke through the Coton defence and slotted the ball in for their first goal. Although one goal down at half time, the Coton players were feeling confident. The third quarter kicked off and immediately Cotonpressed forward. Early on Stan and Alex combined to take the ball forward into Haverhill’s box, where the Haverhill defence closed ranks to win the ball back. James moved forward and won the ball back on the edge of Haverhill’s box before slotting the ball through to Fin who put the ball away, bringing Coton level. After the re-start Haverhill pushed forward, but were intercepted by Jason who then played the ball back up the pitch to find Alex, who played the ball to James and then on to Fin who scored his second, putting Coton ahead. Coton’s third goal followed swiftly with Michael and Stan combining on the right wing this time before passing to James in the centre and finding Fin again on the left wing who completed his hat-trick. Coton maintained their focus in the fourth quarter. Farouq shut down an early attacking run from Haverhill and threaded the ball through to Jack who took the ball up the right wing. After an intense period of play, Fin scored his fourth. Having looked dangerous on the left wing from the start of the quarter, Otto was next to find a way through the Haverhill defence hammering the ball home. In the next phase of play Fin picked up a perfectly weighted pass from Farouq and took the ball round a couple of Haverhill’s defence before passing to James who unleashed a powerful shot that went just wide of goal. James second chance came soon after, after some excellent interplay between Jack and Fin, who passed to James whose shot found the back of the net. Coton continued to press and James won the ball back from Haverhill deep in their half, playing it round three of their players before slotting the ball past their keeper. This match was a testament to the hard work the Coton players have put into training over the summer. Well done Coton U10! ⚽️👍🏻
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Coton Football Club

7 days ago

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Coton U16 Girls started their league campaign with a good win against Cambourne yesterday on a warm morning at Coton Rec. We’ve had many tight encounters with this tough, pacy side in the past and their girls did themselves and club proud again with another battling performance on the big pitch, in the heat and with no subs. But the result only really looked like going one way, with superb performances throughout our side; Niamh and Tia both registering hat-tricks, sterling work from Claudia and Chiara on the right side and Eve and Eden on the left causing constant troubles for the Cambourne backline. The consistent brilliance of Izzy and JoJo at the back meant a quiet morning for debutant keeper, Bex, but a spell up front where she registered 2 assists including a brilliant corner and headed finish from fellow debutant, Elsie. Libby, Tabs both chipping in with goals to accompany their good work in midfield. A beautifully taken left foot finish from Sophia, also making playing her first game for Coton. And a very well deserved goal from Beech to cap off her tireless running in midfield and upfront. Great to be back to football and great to see the girls making the most of it whilst it lasts!! 👍⚽️ ... See MoreSee Less

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Coton Football Club

1 week ago

Coton Football Club

Norwich City FC Girls Technical Centre starts the 5 week block at St Neots this week. For more info contact Jack.Rayner@canaries.co.uk or visit www.canaries.co.uk/rdp/ ... See MoreSee Less

Norwich City FC Girls Technical Centre starts the 5 week block at St Neots this week. For more info contact Jack.Rayner@canaries.co.uk or visit www.canaries.co.uk/rdp/
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Coton Football Club

2 weeks ago

Coton Football Club

Coton U11 Girls double header pre-season friendlies, Coton Rec
Sat 12th Sept, Cambourne FC
Sun 13th Sept, Hitchin Belles FC

This weekend brought a double-header of pre-season friendlies for our U11 Girls. Another couple of opportunities to dust off those Covid-cobwebs and prepare for what is shaping up to be an exciting season ahead.. a year that sees our first taste of the Cup!

Cha, showing her hand early, snaffled the ball from the kick-off, driving it up the middle of the pitch right into Cambourne’s box. This was the first of many drives from Cha, each wonderful to watch. A flurry of shots on goal, from both Lia and Cha, put Cambourne on the back foot early on. Unperturbed, Cambourne fought back, only to be met by Matilda picking off loose balls down the right, and Amandine having a blinder down the left. India put to great use her week of mountain training showing relentless speed and stamina, one moment linking with the twins to put shots on goal, and then next acting as a sweeper in behind her defensive line. Tesni and Ellen were like an inseparable duo, linking with Cha, who had energy to burn, to put some tantalisingly close shots on goal.

As the game wore on under the hot sun, we were caught napping and bunching around the ball several times. On one occasion, the Cambourne striker wasted no time in driving the ball out of the mob, and sending it into the back of our net.

The last phase of the game saw Coton regain snippets of that confidence from last season, stringing together some nice interchanges. Coton intensified their efforts with tackles being made in the midfield and the ball being pushed forward. Three shots on goal from India came early on, followed by a run down the wing by Juliet. Cutting back, Julie gave herself space from the defender and played the ball flat to Sophie, who made no mistake in hammering it to the back of the net, and clawing one back for Coton.

Like chalk and cheese, the second match against Hitchin Belles couldn’t have been more different. Right from the opening whistle, precision and focus were two words that typified the Hitchin play. Our Girls, sharper than in their previous encounter, immediately sprung to the offensive. There was a deliberate and palpable attempt to control the ball and pass, and a real ambition to retain shape to our play. A slick, well-executed interchange from the Belles saw them strike first blood. Undeterred, India and Shannon strung together a 1-2 drive that spanned the length of the pitch and culminated in a shot on goal. A storming run and cross from Lia, and some strong running play from India and Ellen saw more shots on goal. A moment of napping and bunching gave Hitchin the space they needed to put in a second.

Spurred on by the half-time pep talk, Coton grew into the match, focusing on sticking the passes and taking the initiative. Some great positive football followed, with Shannon in the thick of it, laying of the ball to Sophie on the front foot, Lia using her big size 5’s to great effect, Bam relentless in attack and defense, and Ellen superb at the back, mopping up anything that made it through. Juliet joined her team-mates in taking it up a gear, using the cut-back to great effect down the wing to put in balls to Shannon, Tes and Indy. A strike from India was unlucky to sail over the crossbar, however, a second opportunity presented itself moments later from Shannon’s corner and a cool-as-you-like lay-off from Tesni. This time Indy hammered the ball home.

The final whistle blew, signalling the end of this double-header and leaving plenty to reflect on. There were some real improvements over the two games for Coton, with many cobwebs brushed away. There were also some areas to work on for the coming weeks. Although still finding the form of last year, our Girls are moving robustly in the right direction. Well played Girls! ⚽️👍🏻 ... See MoreSee Less

Coton U11 Girls double header pre-season friendlies, Coton Rec Sat 12th Sept, Cambourne FC Sun 13th Sept, Hitchin Belles FC This weekend brought a double-header of pre-season friendlies for our U11 Girls. Another couple of opportunities to dust off those Covid-cobwebs and prepare for what is shaping up to be an exciting season ahead.. a year that sees our first taste of the Cup! Cha, showing her hand early, snaffled the ball from the kick-off, driving it up the middle of the pitch right into Cambourne’s box. This was the first of many drives from Cha, each wonderful to watch. A flurry of shots on goal, from both Lia and Cha, put Cambourne on the back foot early on. Unperturbed, Cambourne fought back, only to be met by Matilda picking off loose balls down the right, and Amandine having a blinder down the left. India put to great use her week of mountain training showing relentless speed and stamina, one moment linking with the twins to put shots on goal, and then next acting as a sweeper in behind her defensive line. Tesni and Ellen were like an inseparable duo, linking with Cha, who had energy to burn, to put some tantalisingly close shots on goal. As the game wore on under the hot sun, we were caught napping and bunching around the ball several times. On one occasion, the Cambourne striker wasted no time in driving the ball out of the mob, and sending it into the back of our net. The last phase of the game saw Coton regain snippets of that confidence from last season, stringing together some nice interchanges. Coton intensified their efforts with tackles being made in the midfield and the ball being pushed forward. Three shots on goal from India came early on, followed by a run down the wing by Juliet. Cutting back, Julie gave herself space from the defender and played the ball flat to Sophie, who made no mistake in hammering it to the back of the net, and clawing one back for Coton. Like chalk and cheese, the second match against Hitchin Belles couldn’t have been more different. Right from the opening whistle, precision and focus were two words that typified the Hitchin play. Our Girls, sharper than in their previous encounter, immediately sprung to the offensive. There was a deliberate and palpable attempt to control the ball and pass, and a real ambition to retain shape to our play. A slick, well-executed interchange from the Belles saw them strike first blood. Undeterred, India and Shannon strung together a 1-2 drive that spanned the length of the pitch and culminated in a shot on goal. A storming run and cross from Lia, and some strong running play from India and Ellen saw more shots on goal. A moment of napping and bunching gave Hitchin the space they needed to put in a second. Spurred on by the half-time pep talk, Coton grew into the match, focusing on sticking the passes and taking the initiative. Some great positive football followed, with Shannon in the thick of it, laying of the ball to Sophie on the front foot, Lia using her big size 5’s to great effect, Bam relentless in attack and defense, and Ellen superb at the back, mopping up anything that made it through. Juliet joined her team-mates in taking it up a gear, using the cut-back to great effect down the wing to put in balls to Shannon, Tes and Indy. A strike from India was unlucky to sail over the crossbar, however, a second opportunity presented itself moments later from Shannon’s corner and a cool-as-you-like lay-off from Tesni. This time Indy hammered the ball home. The final whistle blew, signalling the end of this double-header and leaving plenty to reflect on. There were some real improvements over the two games for Coton, with many cobwebs brushed away. There were also some areas to work on for the coming weeks. Although still finding the form of last year, our Girls are moving robustly in the right direction. Well played Girls! ⚽️👍🏻Image attachmentImage attachment
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3 weeks ago

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Coton U12 Girls are looking for new players. If you are Y7 and interested in giving football a go, please get in touch 👍⚽️ ... See MoreSee Less

Coton U12 Girls are looking for new players. If you are Y7 and interested in giving football a go, please get in touch 👍⚽️
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Coton Football Club

3 weeks ago

Coton Football Club

The late summer sun and a beautifully manicured pitch welcomed the U11 Girls back to Coton Rec for their pre-season friendly vs PSG. Our last game, a 1 – 0 pre-Covid nail-biter against Cambridge City, seeming a distant memory. An early flurry from PSG was snaffled up by Sophie. Linking up with Emily in the centre, this was the first of many twin combinations that propelled Coton forwards. After a brief end-to-end exchange, the PSG Keep found herself with the ball. Her clearance was anticipated and pounced on by and eager Emily who made short work of placing it in the bottom right corner. If there were cobwebs from the six-month Covid-induced hiatus, they were gone now. Moments later, Juliet found herself with the ball in midfield. A well weighted 1 - 2 interchange with Shannon gave Juliet the space she needed to beat PSG's final defender and bring up Coton’s second.

Gaining momentum, the Coton attack stepped up a notch. Cha, from wide out right, put in a long cross that found Bryony lurking at the back post. Less than 15 mins into her first run out with Coton, Bryony drilled the ball into the back of the net without hesitation. PSG, determined to stem the tide, fought back. Bryony and Ellen linked up to quell the first barrage, with Matilda and Amandine picking off anything that made it deeper into the Coton half. Cha and Bam linked up on the left to create space, before finding Bryony in space. A bullet of a cross found Cha's right boot, the shot soaring just over the crossbar.

PSG collected themselves during the break, and began the second phase by launching onslaught after onslaught, peppering Shannon (now in goal) and pushing her acrobatic agility to the limits. A quick rotation of players saw Cha back in goal, just in time for one of the key highlights of the match, a lunging save at full stretch with her left leg to deny what should have been a certain goal for PSG. Some top draw stuff from both teams!

After the break Cha was in the action again, this time a storming run with the ball down the right, beating two defenders and culminating in a beautiful cross to find a rampaging Tesni but good defending denied her from scoring. Perhaps inspired by this, moments later Matilda repeated the same move, beating her marker down the right touch line and whipping in a pinpoint cross to find Tesni on the spot. Tesni didn’t hesitate to put the ball into the back of the net with a skilful first touch looping the ball over the keeping, off the underside of the cross bar and in!

Lia (captain) marshalled the Coton defensive line, working seamlessly with Tesni, Ellen and Amandine to repel any PSG attack and setting a great platform for ‘go forward’ attacking ball. Bam, Julie and Emily relished this and turned ‘go forward’ ball into goals through the relentless boot of Shannon, bringing up her hat-trick. A fantastic finish to the match and a wonderful way to start the season.

PSG’s player of the match = Bryony
Coton’s player of the match = Georgie

Well played Girls ... and welcome back! 👍⚽️ ... See MoreSee Less

The late summer sun and a beautifully manicured pitch welcomed the U11 Girls back to Coton Rec for their pre-season friendly vs PSG. Our last game, a 1 – 0 pre-Covid nail-biter against Cambridge City, seeming a distant memory. An early flurry from PSG was snaffled up by Sophie. Linking up with Emily in the centre, this was the first of many twin combinations that propelled Coton forwards. After a brief end-to-end exchange, the PSG Keep found herself with the ball. Her clearance was anticipated and pounced on by and eager Emily who made short work of placing it in the bottom right corner. If there were cobwebs from the six-month Covid-induced hiatus, they were gone now. Moments later, Juliet found herself with the ball in midfield. A well weighted 1 - 2 interchange with Shannon gave Juliet the space she needed to beat PSGs final defender and bring up Coton’s second. Gaining momentum, the Coton attack stepped up a notch. Cha, from wide out right, put in a long cross that found Bryony lurking at the back post. Less than 15 mins into her first run out with Coton, Bryony drilled the ball into the back of the net without hesitation. PSG, determined to stem the tide, fought back. Bryony and Ellen linked up to quell the first barrage, with Matilda and Amandine picking off anything that made it deeper into the Coton half. Cha and Bam linked up on the left to create space, before finding Bryony in space. A bullet of a cross found Chas right boot, the shot soaring just over the crossbar. PSG collected themselves during the break, and began the second phase by launching onslaught after onslaught, peppering Shannon (now in goal) and pushing her acrobatic agility to the limits. A quick rotation of players saw Cha back in goal, just in time for one of the key highlights of the match, a lunging save at full stretch with her left leg to deny what should have been a certain goal for PSG. Some top draw stuff from both teams! After the break Cha was in the action again, this time a storming run with the ball down the right, beating two defenders and culminating in a beautiful cross to find a rampaging Tesni but good defending denied her from scoring. Perhaps inspired by this, moments later Matilda repeated the same move, beating her marker down the right touch line and whipping in a pinpoint cross to find Tesni on the spot. Tesni didn’t hesitate to put the ball into the back of the net with a skilful first touch looping the ball over the keeping, off the underside of the cross bar and in! Lia (captain) marshalled the Coton defensive line, working seamlessly with Tesni, Ellen and Amandine to repel any PSG attack and setting a great platform for ‘go forward’ attacking ball. Bam, Julie and Emily relished this and turned ‘go forward’ ball into goals through the relentless boot of Shannon, bringing up her hat-trick. A fantastic finish to the match and a wonderful way to start the season. PSG’s player of the match = Bryony Coton’s player of the match = Georgie Well played Girls ... and welcome back! 👍⚽️
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Coton Football Club

3 weeks ago

Coton Football Club

A massive well done to the U14 girls who played today against a very good PSG side. It wasn’t an easy game but you all did very well considering! A final score of 3-3 and some outstanding football played by all so really well done. Also a shout out to our 3 new signings Sydney, Emma and Iris who all did amazing work, and fit right into the team 👍⚽️ ... See MoreSee Less

A massive well done to the U14 girls who played today against a very good PSG side. It wasn’t an easy game but you all did very well considering! A final score of 3-3 and some outstanding football played by all so really well done. Also a shout out to our 3 new signings Sydney, Emma and Iris who all did amazing work, and fit right into the team 👍⚽️
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Coton Football Club

4 months ago

Coton Football Club

‪Just over a week since the girls completed their #Run2Wembley & it’s safe to say that not only did they smash their running target, but they also managed to raise an incredible £2100 for @ACTcharity! Thanks to everybody that supported us!‬👍⚽️ ... See MoreSee Less

‪Just over a week since the girls completed their #Run2Wembley & it’s safe to say that not only did they smash their running target, but they also managed to raise an incredible £2100 for @ACTcharity! Thanks to everybody that supported us!‬👍⚽️
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