Away game today and in true Sonics style we were slow to start! Eventually the boys and Freya found their rhythm and there was some lovely left hand side play between George , Leighton , Ben and Tom . George had worked his socks off in the first half and got a goal to ensure we went in level at half time. David made some solid saves in the game and Louie , Freya , Leighton and Ben in defence were working as a defensive line to close down the play. The opposition had a s

The Blazers matched up against Cottage Farm Milan in a game that was very much a game of two halves. The Blazers in the first half flew forward, making the Milan defence dizzy with passing and dribbling that would not be out of place from the Brazil team! In the second half they had to show more grit than the local gritters in January. Working together as a team to slow down attacks and defend their own box to stop incoming shots. View from the dugout: I thought that was a ve

The Roses faced Anstey Nomads for the first time in league competition, only previously playing against one another in an end of season tournament. A good venue for football at Loughborough Grammar School and the pitches held up well from recent rain. A good warm up followed with a detailed team talk and an honest conversation about the effort required, the Roses had a full squad to choose from. It was a strong start from the Roses with Anstey testing a few balls through but

After a 6–7 week break without competitive football, AFC returned to action with an impressive performance against Next Gen, starting the match firmly on the front foot and showing no signs of rust. From the opening whistle, AFC set the tempo, displaying a strong work rate both in and out of possession. Defensively, the team looked organised and solid, while going forward they moved the ball sharply and with confidence. Despite enjoying good spells of possession and creating

Cold windy feeling to the game but pleased to have a game! Hard start for the sonics with a definite ‘dig in there’ atttude required in the first half, due to the strong structured opposition and losing players through injury. The second half we were more composed as a team on the ball, passing better and the energy and want for the ball had upped the anti. Max as striker had a brilliant game today and was strong to attack the ball, Jake , Louie , Jenson , Tom in the middle

Against Coalville Robins with the windy weather at Newbold, the Blazers have swept into January with the goal in their sights. Woolly hats and gloves for the fans on the sidelines, but no need for a scarf or two on the pitch. The Blazers look red hot, keeping the opposition on their toes with skilful dribbling with the ball, and silky passing plays. The efforts in defence cannot be overlooked, the brick wall that is the Blazers back line keeping the opposition as far away as

The Roses were back after a month off with Christmas break and bad weather meaning cancellations in January. Missing Evie through illness, the Roses had everyone else available for this match against Rugby Town, a contrast to last time we played when we were short on numbers and lost 5-1. A similar pattern to our previous game where Rugby started the stronger and the Roses were behind, 2 goals down inside the first ten minutes this time. The first a shot from outside the box

An unfamiliar afternoon kick off and despite the recent poor weather the pitch was in brilliant condition. Everything was set for an enthralling County Cup quarter final! With Eliza out injured and a recent injury to Evie , the Belles still had a strong squad of 15 players. Darcy remained at center back with Lols , with Ava L slotting into left back. The game started well for the Belles, Elcie nearly got through to open the scoring but she didn't have to wait long to do i

The Blazers are back and with a bang louder than any Christmas cracker during the festive break. Looking sharp in attack and accomplished in defence. The back garden shooting practice during the break has paid off for the Blazers, as they treated the watching fans with close range finishing, and long range efforts, to make it look like they were never away for the festive break. View from the dugout: Brilliant performance from the lads. They looked pleased to be back playing.

Five weeks of no game so was fantastic to be playing today! Slow start from the sonics after some fabulous work in training over the last two weeks. When we connected the ball between players, played those triangles we had worked on and put in tackles we were good, we just needed more of that and some luck on our side! Hitting the cross bar on two occasions, balls into the box and just not getting down quick enough for us to bury into the back of the goal and infairness the o

A strong year for the Roses which started with a defeat to Coalville and ended with a win against Epworth, the team has navigated a promotion and a County Cup semi-final in that time. On a cold but sunny morning in Newbold, the Roses took their own warm up getting ready for the match. Struggling with illness and absence, the Roses were missing Lenna , Esme , Sophie and Chloe B but still had 12 available. Additionally Chloe G was struggling with a foot injury and Caris als

The last game of 2025 for the Belles as we welcomed Sporting Markfield to a sunny but cold Newbold. The Belles were still without the injured Eliza , but otherwise had a full squad available. A change in formation and personnel in positions. The Belles went to a back 4, with Lola C switching to left back and Zoe slotted in at right back. Darcy went into an unfamiliar role of center back, as Ava S played on the right of a 3 player attack. The Belles started really well, Av

Today was probably one of the best team games for the Sonics, passing and working for each other and with minimal coach guidance, it was an absolute pleasure to watch and a game all Sonics should be immensely proud of. There were some amazing saves in goal from David and Ben when he had a stint, to the defensive line of Louie , William , Ben and Freya working as their own team to prevent the advances from the opposition, to the centre midfielders, wingers and strikers wor

After a few weeks without competitive football due to persistent rain, AFC Market Bosworth returned to action with an away fixture against Chasetown Youth FC. Despite the long journey, the players were eager to get back on the pitch, and that hunger was clear from the very first whistle. AFC Market Bosworth took control of the game early, dominating possession and dictating the tempo throughout. The team passed the ball with confidence and composure, moving it sharply and int

After a few washouts, the Blazers were back for another epic matchday against Ashby Knights, hoping to end 2025 on a high. With the Ultra's (Blazer fans) sleigh-in it, and after an age for coach Sam to figure out if the respect barrier was knotty or nice, the Blazers thought they would treat them'elf to a few goals! There was nothing elfish about their play. They passed around the holiday cheer with slick passing plays, and snow one stopped running for the team throughout the

Thornton Nurseries have become proud sponsors of our Under 9’s, the Blazers! With this sponsorship the team hopes to continue to grow and have a tree-mendous season! James , Freddie and Josh from the Blazers made a visit to Thornton Nurseries to present owner Ben with a picture of the team and a shirt to display in their coffee shop. Thornton Nurseries and Coffee Shop is a family run independent plant nursery in the heart of Leicestershire, located next to the picturesque

Well done to our monthly supporters draw winners for December! Matthew Roden £95.06 - 60% of Prize Pool of 50% Vicky Cole £47.53 - 30% of Prize Pool of 50% Emma Brown £15.84 - 10% of Prize Pool of 50% Our next draw will be Sunday 4th January at 20:00.

We could have written headline news the "War of the Roses" or "The Belles Ring Out for Christmas" but the best news headline was 28 girls representing the Bosworth badge on the pitch and a young referee in Nat from the U18 and Men’s Team officiating and the Girls did indeed entertain in the U15 Girls Battle of Bosworth.   It was a case of third time lucky as the inter-club county cup clash of the AFCMB U15 Belles versus the AFCMB U15 Roses which had fallen foul of the weather

After all the postponed matches due to the rain, the dragons also expected to be called off. However to everyone's surprise the game away at Burton Joyce was ON! Conditions were horrendous and it didn't stop raining from the moment we left to the moment we arrived home. We started the game with a minute silence for the tragic loss of an ex player at the club. The dragons send their condolences. We struggled from the off and really lacked the intensity we needed. We couldn't

Another wet game for the Sonics, lower on numbers today and a boot crisis en route! Slower start from the Sonics leaving them behind within minutes and unfortunately it rained constantly for the first half, but after the goal the Sonics came alive, worked together as a team and had put everything we had been working at in training into play. The Sonics individual skill, but more importantly, their teamwork to get the ball, one or two touches, pass the ball, move again to rece