The L&C AFL and other football organisations in the area were saddened to hear of the recent passing away of two significant figures of amateur football in Greater Manchester. Mark Wilson (Rochdalians) and Chris Carney (Salford Victoria) had been involved with their clubs for a combined total of nearly 100 years. They guided their respective clubs to many honours – both team and individual – over the years. To recognise their great contribution to their clubs and amateur foot

It was with great sadness that we learned of the passing of Chris CARNEY on Tuesday after a long and brave fight with cancer. Chris's dedication to his football club and community is legend, Salford Victoria providing football to generations of Salfordians whilst his many decades of service to the 53rd Boys Brigade since joining the organisation as a boy is incalculable. His work for young people and single-mindedness in creating opportunities for their development and wellbe

For the second year in succession the L&C Committee and successful clubs and referees enjoyed a very enjoyable presentation celebration...

Waterhead AFC were crowned champions of Division A to cap off a superb first season in the L&C. As league action draws to a close for the...

Salford Vics completed the double after a dramatic 3-2 in over a valiant Abacus Media in the Rhodes Cup Final . Wythenshawe FC were great...

Tomorrow (Wednesday 30th April 2025) sees the Rhodes Cup Final take place at Wythenshawe FC's Hollyhedge Park home, it promises to be an...

Salford Vics Celebrate