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Elizabeth plays football within the Coton U9’s Team, and as a pocket money enterprise is selling Potatoes - with £1 from the sale of each bag being donated to Coton Football Club.

Please get in touch if you’d like some Potatoes - Advert below!

Delicious Sangitta Potatoes

These well grown potatoes are just the ticket as Jacket Potatoes, with Roasts and sides with barbecues...

Delicious Sangitta Potatoes harvested fresh from the Cambridge Fens . They’re tasty!

£6 a bag (25kg)
Will keep easily until Christmas, if stored in a cool, dark and frost free place .

£1 from the sale of each bag will be donated to Coton Football Club

Free Delivery in Coton or Collection from Coton Football Club Car Park on Saturday 31st October and Saturday 7th November 9am - 12noon

Contact 07812 915 085

The Potatoes are from a fellow Farmer in the Fens who is struggling to sell to his normal market (billingsgate fish market) due to the impacts of the Coronavirus pandemic/ restrictions) . 👍⚽️ ... See MoreSee Less

Elizabeth plays football within the Coton U9’s Team, and as a pocket money enterprise is selling Potatoes - with £1 from the sale of each bag being donated to Coton Football Club. Please get in touch if you’d like some Potatoes - Advert below! Delicious Sangitta Potatoes These well grown potatoes are just the ticket as Jacket Potatoes, with Roasts and sides with barbecues... Delicious Sangitta Potatoes harvested fresh from the Cambridge Fens . They’re tasty! £6 a bag (25kg) Will keep easily until Christmas, if stored in a cool, dark and frost free place . £1 from the sale of each bag will be donated to Coton Football Club Free Delivery in Coton or Collection from Coton Football Club Car Park on Saturday 31st October and Saturday 7th November 9am - 12noon Contact 07812 915 085 The Potatoes are from a fellow Farmer in the Fens who is struggling to sell to his normal market (billingsgate fish market) due to the impacts of the Coronavirus pandemic/ restrictions) . 👍⚽️
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Saturday 17th October 2020
Coton U11 Girls vs Sawston U11, Coton Rec

Our Coton U11 Girls welcomed a plucky Sawston team to the Coton Rec for their first encounter in almost exactly a year to the day. Last time Coton came out on top, thanks to Emily’s debut goal and Matilda putting the final nail in the coffin. This year Sawston were out to even the score.

An early rush on the Coton goal by Sawston was snaffled by Marina, taking a touch and playing the ball flat to Tesni. Tesni, completing the triangle, found Indy and left Sawston spinning. India used the space to drive deep into the Sawston half and whip a pin point cross into the box to find Bam. Bam’s shot drifted just wide of the goal mouth, but sent a clear message. Undeterred, Sawston struck back with two long range shots on goal, both of which were dealt with by a Cha, who is rising in dominance in the goal mouth week after week. A run down the left by Julie drew in the Sawston defense, like bees around the hive. Some quick thinking saw Julie switch the ball to the other wing, where Indy pounced, catching Sawston on the back foot to knock one past the keeper, bringing up her 6th goal of the season so far. Moments later, in the final play of the first half, Julie cut into midfield from the wing to link up with Tesni. A deft ball put Emily on the front foot, allowing her to deploy a thunderous shot on goal and bring up Coton’s second.

The second half saw the pendulum swing the other way, with two goals from Sawston in quick succession, levelling the match and raising the stakes. A blinder of a corner from Cha caught a deflection off a Sawston defender before finding the back of the net to put Coton back in the lead. With minutes to go, a cross from Julie picked out Matilda on the edge of the box. Catching the ball on the volley, Matilda put it in the top right corner and seal a Coton win, and to cement her status as Sawston’s nemesis. Three cheers from both teams signalled the end of another fizzer. Well played Girls.👍⚽️

Captain = Bam
Player of the Match = Julie
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Saturday 17th October 2020 Coton U11 Girls vs Sawston U11, Coton Rec Our Coton U11 Girls welcomed a plucky Sawston team to the Coton Rec for their first encounter in almost exactly a year to the day. Last time Coton came out on top, thanks to Emily’s debut goal and Matilda putting the final nail in the coffin. This year Sawston were out to even the score. An early rush on the Coton goal by Sawston was snaffled by Marina, taking a touch and playing the ball flat to Tesni. Tesni, completing the triangle, found Indy and left Sawston spinning. India used the space to drive deep into the Sawston half and whip a pin point cross into the box to find Bam. Bam’s shot drifted just wide of the goal mouth, but sent a clear message. Undeterred, Sawston struck back with two long range shots on goal, both of which were dealt with by a Cha, who is rising in dominance in the goal mouth week after week. A run down the left by Julie drew in the Sawston defense, like bees around the hive. Some quick thinking saw Julie switch the ball to the other wing, where Indy pounced, catching Sawston on the back foot to knock one past the keeper, bringing up her 6th goal of the season so far. Moments later, in the final play of the first half, Julie cut into midfield from the wing to link up with Tesni. A deft ball put Emily on the front foot, allowing her to deploy a thunderous shot on goal and bring up Coton’s second. The second half saw the pendulum swing the other way, with two goals from Sawston in quick succession, levelling the match and raising the stakes. A blinder of a corner from Cha caught a deflection off a Sawston defender before finding the back of the net to put Coton back in the lead. With minutes to go, a cross from Julie picked out Matilda on the edge of the box. Catching the ball on the volley, Matilda put it in the top right corner and seal a Coton win, and to cement her status as Sawston’s nemesis. Three cheers from both teams signalled the end of another fizzer. Well played Girls.👍⚽️ Captain = Bam Player of the Match = Julie Sawston Player of the Match = No 5Image attachmentImage attachment+4Image attachment
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Wow! What a game of football as our ever-improving Coton U12 Girls took on, bookies- favourites, Histon Hornets in the morning kickoff at Coton Rec today. The first half was goalless, but with the Coton defence tested to the limits, and but for some fantastic last ditch tackles by Bryony, Ellen and in particular Emma, plus some good stops by Natalie, we could have been a few behind. At the other end, Shannon had tested the keeper with a quickly taken shot through a crowded area, but an amazing diving save kept the scores at 0-0 at the break. Coton were growing into the game, and had the best of the early exchanges with Julie being set running down the left after tough tackling by Elliyah and neat work by Tess in the middle of the park. Hettie won a corner and we maintained the pressure but no goals came. This had been our best period of the game, but then, a bit against the run of play, Histon made the breakthrough beating the offside and finishing neatly past Charlotte in goal. The goal had us rattled and the quick and skilful Histon attack continued the pressure, winning corner after corner and only some fantastic saves from Charlotte kept the scoreline to only 0-1. Ellen and Emma had been immense, stopping so many Histon chances. However, the minutes were ticking away and it looked as though it would be disappointment for the girls even though they’d played so well. Then a great tackle by Bryony set a counter attack and Anaïs through on goal, but another good save from their keeper and the watching coaches and parents just felt our luck wasn’t in today. Our girls had other ideas though; Ari battled brilliantly and fed Natalie and on to Julie. A ball flicked through into Shannon’s run and this time her driven shot was too good for the Histon keeper sparking celebrations throughout the whole team. The spirit in this lovely group fully on show as Bryony sprinted the length of the pitch to high-five Shannon. Histon continued to look for the winner but the minutes were against them now. Into the final minute now, Charlotte made another save, but her quick ball out was won well by our midfield and we were again working the ball upfield to win a corner which we felt must surely be the final kick of the game? No...turned out to be the penultimate kick as Julie fired in her corner and Hettie volleyed into the back of the net to win the game!! OMG!! There are some matches where it is really really hard to contain yourselves as coaches on the sidelines!!! Girls - you were amazing 👍⚽️ ... See MoreSee Less

Wow! What a game of football as our ever-improving Coton U12 Girls took on, bookies- favourites, Histon Hornets in the morning kickoff at Coton Rec today. The first half was goalless, but with the Coton defence tested to the limits, and but for some fantastic last ditch tackles by Bryony, Ellen and in particular Emma, plus some good stops by Natalie, we could have been a few behind. At the other end, Shannon had tested the keeper with a quickly taken shot through a crowded area, but an amazing diving save kept the scores at 0-0 at the break. Coton were growing into the game, and had the best of the early exchanges with Julie being set running down the left after tough tackling by Elliyah and neat work by Tess in the middle of the park. Hettie won a corner and we maintained the pressure but no goals came. This had been our best period of the game, but then, a bit against the run of play, Histon made the breakthrough beating the offside and finishing neatly past Charlotte in goal. The goal had us rattled and the quick and skilful Histon attack continued the pressure, winning corner after corner and only some fantastic saves from Charlotte kept the scoreline to only 0-1. Ellen and Emma had been immense, stopping so many Histon chances. However, the minutes were ticking away and it looked as though it would be disappointment for the girls even though they’d played so well. Then a great tackle by Bryony set a counter attack and Anaïs through on goal, but another good save from their keeper and the watching coaches and parents just felt our luck wasn’t in today. Our girls had other ideas though; Ari battled brilliantly and fed Natalie and on to Julie. A ball flicked through into Shannon’s run and this time her driven shot was too good for the Histon keeper sparking celebrations throughout the whole team. The spirit in this lovely group fully on show as Bryony sprinted the length of the pitch to high-five Shannon. Histon continued to look for the winner but the minutes were against them now. Into the final minute now, Charlotte made another save, but her quick ball out was won well by our midfield and we were again working the ball upfield to win a corner which we felt must surely be the final kick of the game? No...turned out to be the penultimate kick as Julie fired in her corner and Hettie volleyed into the back of the net to win the game!! OMG!! There are some matches where it is really really hard to contain yourselves as coaches on the sidelines!!! Girls - you were amazing 👍⚽️
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Congratulations on a battle well fought.

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Massive well done to a makeshift Coton U10 Girls team playing for the first time together at the Norwich City Football Festival in St Neots yesterday evening. With 4 x U9s and 4 x U10s, our girls did brilliantly playing against some very strong U10 and U11 sides. Winning 1, Drawing 1, and a couple of other results(!), you made your coaches and spectating parents super-proud! 👍⚽️ ... See MoreSee Less

Massive well done to a makeshift Coton U10 Girls team playing for the first time together at the Norwich City Football Festival in St Neots yesterday evening. With 4 x U9s and 4 x U10s, our girls did brilliantly playing against some very strong U10 and U11 sides. Winning 1, Drawing 1, and a couple of other results(!), you made your coaches and spectating parents super-proud! 👍⚽️
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Coton U10 vs Saffron Walden
The Coton U10s were back on home territory this week, welcoming Saffron Walden to the Rec for the claret and blues fourth match of the season. Coton were hoping for a better start this week after taking some time to find their rhythm in the previous game, and despite the drizzle kept focussed on warming up and final drills before kick-off. The match started with some early pressure from Saffron Walden but the Coton back three of Stan, Alex and Number 15 tamed the opposition forwards and goalkeeper Ioan made some fine saves when the opposition did break through. Coton did well not to concede during this passage of play and showed great character under pressure. Play then switched to Saffron Walden’s end and Fin had one shot saved before setting James up for the first goal of the game. In the next phase of play an attacking run was intercepted with a long clearance from Alex, which was chased down by James who managed a shot from the back line just as the ball seemed to be out of play and scored. After the restart Saffron Walden responded quickly and found space behind the Coton defence, slotting home the ball for their first goal of the match. Keen to keep momentum on their side, Coton immediately came back with Michael providing the response this time with a long shot from outside the area finding the back of the net. Michael set James up for his hat trick, crossing the ball into the penalty area for James to score from a nifty back heel. Fin got his chance soon after and scored with a powerful shot from outside the box.
The second half saw Coton continuing their great defensive work, with Farouq holding the centre and Imogen and Jack intercepting attacking runs down the two wings and feeding the Coton mid-field. Jason was dangerous on the left wing and made several runs through the Saffron Walden defence, crossing the ball to Otto and Michael and beginning to find gaps for them to run in to. Coton won a penalty during this phase of play, and Otto calmly volunteered to take the shot, hammering the ball home top bins! The Coton defence continued to work hard and after some intricate passing between Imogen and Jack, fed the ball up to Jason who out-paced the opposition defender before passing to Fin who scored his second of the match. The final whistle came soon after and both teams came off the pitch with smiles on their faces. It had been a great fast paced game of football, and Coton look forward to meeting Saffron Walden at their ground in the coming months. The game was a great team effort from Coton, and their hard work in training was evident during the game with everyone playing their part. Player of the match was awarded to Ioan this week for his sterling work in goal.👍⚽️ ... See MoreSee Less

Coton U10 vs Saffron Walden The Coton U10s were back on home territory this week, welcoming Saffron Walden to the Rec for the claret and blues fourth match of the season. Coton were hoping for a better start this week after taking some time to find their rhythm in the previous game, and despite the drizzle kept focussed on warming up and final drills before kick-off. The match started with some early pressure from Saffron Walden but the Coton back three of Stan, Alex and Number 15 tamed the opposition forwards and goalkeeper Ioan made some fine saves when the opposition did break through. Coton did well not to concede during this passage of play and showed great character under pressure. Play then switched to Saffron Walden’s end and Fin had one shot saved before setting James up for the first goal of the game. In the next phase of play an attacking run was intercepted with a long clearance from Alex, which was chased down by James who managed a shot from the back line just as the ball seemed to be out of play and scored. After the restart Saffron Walden responded quickly and found space behind the Coton defence, slotting home the ball for their first goal of the match. Keen to keep momentum on their side, Coton immediately came back with Michael providing the response this time with a long shot from outside the area finding the back of the net. Michael set James up for his hat trick, crossing the ball into the penalty area for James to score from a nifty back heel. Fin got his chance soon after and scored with a powerful shot from outside the box. The second half saw Coton continuing their great defensive work, with Farouq holding the centre and Imogen and Jack intercepting attacking runs down the two wings and feeding the Coton mid-field. Jason was dangerous on the left wing and made several runs through the Saffron Walden defence, crossing the ball to Otto and Michael and beginning to find gaps for them to run in to. Coton won a penalty during this phase of play, and Otto calmly volunteered to take the shot, hammering the ball home top bins! The Coton defence continued to work hard and after some intricate passing between Imogen and Jack, fed the ball up to Jason who out-paced the opposition defender before passing to Fin who scored his second of the match. The final whistle came soon after and both teams came off the pitch with smiles on their faces. It had been a great fast paced game of football, and Coton look forward to meeting Saffron Walden at their ground in the coming months. The game was a great team effort from Coton, and their hard work in training was evident during the game with everyone playing their part. Player of the match was awarded to Ioan this week for his sterling work in goal.👍⚽️Image attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment
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The Under 11 girls had a long wait to get onto their pitch on cool autumn morning in Haverhill. Despite dominating both territory and possession and Julie’s endless forays down the left wing, Coton were frustrated by some wayward shooting and solid goalkeeping and the quarter ended goalless. The few times that Haverhill had made it into the Coton half they were denied by Matilda and Lia who kept their concentration and took up excellent positions in defence. In the second quarter Coton continued to drive forward and pin Haverhill back but found it hard to unpick their stubborn defence on a congested, narrow pitch. A string of shots were blocked and saved and Emily and India both hit the post from close range. The deadlock was finally broken towards the end of the quarter when Cha was brought down in the box after a trademark driving run. She didn’t hesitate in picking up the ball, placing it on the spot and smashing it into the corner. In the third quarter Al mixed things up, moving the girls from their usual positions including moving Tes from sweeper to striker. This seemed to free Coton up and wave after wave of pressure led to a glut of goals. A perfectly weighted through ball from India left Emily to run on and smash the ball past the keeper into the roof of the net. Next it was Sophie supplying the killer pass to Tes who coolly nestled her finish into the corner. India slotted in from a tight angle on the right after great battling from Cha and then Cha scored from a clinical strike from the edge of the box. Julie came on for Emily who went off injured and with her first touch hit an unstoppable left foot thunderbolt into the top corner. The final quarter saw more positional changes and started with a period of Haverhill pressure but Matilda made a couple of great saves to ensure Coton’s third clean sheet in a row. Tes nearly buried a couple of half chances and Sophie hit just wide from distance after good work from Lia playing in an unfamiliar advanced role. A clever interchange between Julie and Cha down the right nearly led to a goal then soon after Emily bagged her second with a neat finish which her all round excellence deserved. An own goal from a deflected India corner capped off another solid display from the girls, many of whom had gained experience playing out of position.👍⚽️ ... See MoreSee Less

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Brilliant. What was the final score?

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Norwich City RDP Girls Football Camp in Cambourne this half-term, 26th October. For more info visit: bookonline.communitysportsfoundation.org.uk/cambourne_girls_football_camp_26102020#init ... See MoreSee Less

Norwich City RDP Girls Football Camp in Cambourne this half-term, 26th October. For more info visit: https://bookonline.communitysportsfoundation.org.uk/cambourne_girls_football_camp_26102020#init
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A handful of hardened parents and girls braved the rain for an incredibly wet and damp morning kickoff between hosts Eynesbury Rovers and Coton U16 Girls.

The early exchanges saw both sides scrap in midfield vainly trying to control the ball with Coton just edging the possession on the narrow pitch. It was the home team that took the lead through running clear and firing Eynesbury ahead. Within minutes the pendulum had swung as Coton overturned the score with individual efforts from Libby and Tabs. It transpired that the Eynesbury keeper had bravely begun the game with a wrist injury but ultimately had to switch and one their midfielders taking over the gloves. Coton were perhaps just edging possession but Eynesbury were countering well, and it was on one of those counter attacks that they got the right side of the Coton defence, and JoJo’s challenge in the box, to win a penalty. From the resulting pen Bex made herself look imposing enough and the strike squirmed wide. Unfortunately Beech sprained her ankle as she turned awkwardly and had to miss the remainder of the match as Coton added a couple more before going into half time at 1-4

The rain came down a little heavier during the second half, and never relented. Both sides were trying to play in difficult conditions and, to be fair, both sides did have some good moments of team play. Eve looked assured in front of goal as she calmly and deliberately placed the ball into the bottom corner and Niamh added a very well taken individual effort. As the game was going away from Eynesbury, they conceded a free kick. Bex asked to take it and her great effort was unlucky to hit the bar. By the end, only the real hardcore of parents had survived the sidelines(!), and a sodden Coton came away with an 8-2 win. 👍⚽️ ... See MoreSee Less

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