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Players of all ages represented the BHAFC Foundation in a pan-disability football tournament hosted by the Surrey FA. 50 Foundation players travelled to compete in the annual Godstone Farm Pan-Disability Tournament, which sees pan-disability teams from across the south east take part. Our Under-12s, Under-16s, and adult sides all entered into the tournament, and the

Brighton & Hove Albion Cerebral Palsy FC celebrated a 3rd place finish at the CP Super Cup in June. The tournament, which was hosted at Tottenham Hotspur’s training ground, saw a number of teams including Spurs, Chelsea, and Bristol City compete for the trophy. Albion performed well and finished top of the group stage, earning

Seven young players in the BHAFC Foundation’s disability football programme have received call-ups to represent England in the FA’s Para Talent Pathway. The group will all be part of the National Emerging Talent Programme for 16-19 year olds; one of the final steps on the Talent Pathway before representing England in senior internationals. Foundation players

British Airways, in partnership with Brighton & Hove Albion Football Club, was proud to support Georgie and her children, Jackson and Maddison, with a truly memorable experience. Georgie is a single mum and a Foundation coach, with both of her children regularly involved in Foundation programmes. Jackson, who has ASD, has grown enormously in confidence

Two BHAFC Foundation sides competed in an all-Albion Matt Major Disability Cup final in Lancing. Cameron Huet-Nimmo struck the winning penalty as Brighton & Hove Albion Foundation Blues became the latest winners of the Sussex Matt Major Disability Cup, in front of a crowd of 106 at the GoCardless Stadium. The match ended 1-1 after