Four wins from four as AFC come roaring back to secure a convincing 4–1 victory and book their place in the next round of the League Cup. Today’s fixture saw AFC Market Bosworth take on Lboro Korean in the first round of the League Cup, with the home side looking to continue their impressive winning run. The game got underway with both sides, two of the youngest teams in the league, sizing each other up. Defences were on top early on, with neither team able to create a clear-

The Vets turned up to Charnwood College full of confidence after 10 goals and 1 conceded in 2 games. Entering through the gates, buildings with smashed windows and falling apart, this looked like the sort of place Mrs Trunchbull would be headteacher. After changing in the 1980s gymnasium we walked 1 mile to the pitch, with Lee taking the warm up and this time staying on his feet. The pitch was a surface we could play football on, flat and freshly cut. The game started at a fr

First away day. First-class performance. Seven goals. Clean sheet. 💪 Today’s fixture marked AFC Market Bosworth’s first game on the road, as the Bosie boys travelled to face Sporting Loughborough in blazing sunshine and perfect footballing conditions. With confidence sky-high, AFC came flying out of the blocks and wasted no time making their mark. Just five minutes in, today’s Player of the Match, Adie, reacted quicker than the Loughborough defence to toe-poke the ball home

AFC Market Bosworth 7-1 Leysom FC Leicester & Charnwood — Game 2 | Season 2026/27 Sunday saw AFC Market Bosworth take to the field for their second game of the 2026/27 season, with the action getting underway at Ravenstone under beautiful sunshine. With a number of players still away on holiday, celebrating birthdays, and a huge congratulations to our centre forward Mikael who was away on the birth of his second child - a beautiful baby girl - Bosie still managed to pull toge

AFC Market Bosworth 4–3 Burton FC Leicester & Charnwood – Game 1 Sunday 27th September saw the opening game of the 2026–27 season, with the Bosie boys getting the campaign underway at our Ravenstone venue, with a real autumn feel in the air. With a number of players still away on holiday, Bosie managed to field a full starting XI of 11 players and got the new season underway. A big welcome back to our number 1, Gibo! 🧤 Returning following a season-long injury, it was fantast

The Vets arrived at Ravenstone, again with another squad of 16 going into our second game of the season. From our last game, Vish, Stu and Stephens dropped out with Sammon, “Honest” Neil and Nathan who all came into the squad. Love Island Lee led the warm up and was instructing the lads to get moving with intensity ready for the game before landing on the deck from an unfortunate slip much to the joy of the squad. No changes to the back four after a clean sheet last game and

The Vets travelled to Birstall to face Old Boys, an opposition we hadn’t played before. A strong squad of 16 welcomed new signings Jacko and Vish for their competitive debuts, while Stephens and Jack were also looking to get some valuable minutes after injury. We thought we had another new signing when an Eminem lookalike appeared, but it turned out to be Stu… not Stan! 🎤 The Vets started brightly and looked dangerous in the early stages, with Stu getting plenty of the ball.

Representatives from AFC Market Bosworth attended the Leicestershire & Rutland County FA Recognition Awards 2026 at the Athena in Leicester, and we’re still incredibly proud of what was a truly unforgettable evening. To be recognised as Club of the Year is an honour that means so much to everyone connected with our club. While the trophy may have been presented on the night, this award belongs to every volunteer, coach, player, parent, guardian and supporter who gives their t

On Sunday 14th June, we gathered at Alans Way for our annual Presentation Day – a chance to pause, reflect and celebrate another incredible season for AFC Market Bosworth. From first kicks to cup runs, league battles to lifelong friendships, every team has created memories to be proud of. Our Presentation Day is about more than just trophies; it’s about recognising the commitment, teamwork and passion shown by every player, coach, volunteer and supporter who makes our club so

If Carlsberg did Sunday League away days, they definitely wouldn’t make this one. AFC Market Bosworth arrived at Borough Alliance on a red hot day where simply breathing felt like cardio. The changing room was roughly the size of a wheelie bin and somehow packed full of sweaty men before kick-off. The heat was unbearable, the smell was criminal, and before anyone had even laced their boots up properly, the acting manager nearly injured our very own Dermot O’Leary aka Jono by

AFC Market Bosworth produced a battling performance full of heart and character but were narrowly beaten 3-2 by Birstall Stamford Young Boys FC in the Men’s Modern Men Movement Senior Cup Final at Voltage Solutions Stadium. Played in humid and sunny conditions in front of 197 spectators, the final lived up to expectations with both sides starting at a ferocious tempo. Newly crowned league champions Birstall arrived full of confidence following an emphatic 8-1 victory over Ell

AFC Market Bosworth v Ellistown FC Men’s league cup semi final fixture: AFC Market Bosworth 4-0 Ellistown FC. Today’s game being staged at a neutral venue with league appointed official’s, was a tasty affair for all to witness. This game got underway in perfect condition and both teams started well. Boise with there usual stile of play and trying to get the ball on the floor, was smothered early by the hard working opposition. However, Bosie continued to probe and during the

You’ve heard of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, this was all about Hutch and the Four Weather Seasons. The boys were instructed to arrive at 13:10pm to get the pitch set up and have plenty of time to warm up. On arrival, the boss aka Eddy and assistant manager Griffo parked up and were shocked to see the lads already hard at it setting up the pitch. A rare sight… and one that suggested the boys meant business today. However it wasn’t all plain sailing, Chinese Lee was

The Bosworth boys rolled up to the quarter-final with a slightly depleted squad, a few carrying knocks, and at least one carrying the effects of a questionable pre-match preparation. With the sun blazing (in March?! ), most of the lads got changed pitchside, soaking up some vitamin D and pretending it was all part of the warm-up routine. The gaffer made it clear the changing rooms weren’t needed… but, unsurprisingly, Lee and a couple of the lads ignored instructions and went

AFC Market Bosworth has proudly retained its prestigious 3-star accreditation from the Football Association, reaffirming its status as one of the leading clubs in the area. The renewal marks another significant milestone for the club, with the FA’s 3-star rating representing the highest level of England Football accreditation - an honour awarded to only a small percentage of grassroots clubs nationwide. The FA accreditation scheme is designed to ensure clubs are well-run , s

Real Bosworth versus FC Barwellcelona, after last week’s call off saw the local derby El Unclassico finally get going. 3G Pitch | Ibiza in the changing rooms | Interim boss chaos was the headline news. The Arrival – Confidence High, Reality Pending The Vets rolled in one by one, assembling in the car park like a budget tactical summit. The expectation? A well-drilled side… with Spanish flair as we faced FC Barwellcelona. Spoiler alert: they were well-drilled. The Spanish flai

Weather: Baltic Pitch: Surprisingly playable Morale: Questionable Sobriety levels: Mixed The Bosworth boys arrived with genuine fears the match would be off due to the weather… only to be cruelly greeted by a perfectly playable pitch. Cue visible disappointment, mild shock, and several lads questioning their life choices. A few mutterings of “it’s freezing” echoed across the car park, but Griffo rallied the troops, corner flags went in, pitch got set up, and the inevitable b

No bad tidings but Sporting Old Boys brought Bad Intentions to Alans Way, with the presence of the Elevation Wrestling Tag Team Champions. Regardless, the potential of a 3 count (points) meant the boys turned up buzzing with excitement, although the conditions were anything but friendly. Cold, damp, and wet summed it up nicely. The boss laid down the law early doors: play football and don’t get dragged into the nonsense, especially against an opposition known for loving a cru

Today’s game is the fourth round of the cup competition that AFC won last season. Bosie went on the road to Atletico first team. 3rd in there respected premier league which outlines Bosie as the true underdogs. From the start of the whistle, Bosie flew out the blocks and really surprised Atletico. It wasn’t long before today player of the match Owen Smart managed to start a neat one-two with Nat in the middle of the pitch to race on towards goal and clinically execute his s

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.