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FFC Bracknell is a football club based in Bracknell, Berkshire, with a rich history of community involvement and development in football. Founded in 1977 it was established by a group of football enthusiasts aiming to provide opportunities for their children.
Since then the club has evolved into one of the largest and most successful football clubs in the Bracknell area.
It began with a focus on providing football opportunities for young people, growing steadily over the years the club now offers football for boys and girls from the age of 5 up to under 18s and Adult.
FC Bracknell has grown to accommodate 600 players across various age groups and has been awarded the status of FA Charter Standard Club by the Football Association.
In 2023, FC Bracknell achieved national recognition when Mary Earps, the England women's national team goalkeeper, coached the club's youngsters.
Today, FC Bracknell continues to provide football opportunities for young players, fostering talent and promoting the sport within the community.
The Club has a distinguished history of achievements across various competitions.
The club's youth teams have secured numerous divisional titles in the East Berkshire Football Association (EBFA) and the Berkshire Girls league. The Club has been recognised with divisional and age group Fair Play awards, underscoring the club's commitment to sportsmanship and ethical conduct.
One of the standout moments in FC Bracknell’s recent history is its growing reputation for community engagement. The club has been involved in multiple community campaigns and has won accolades for its efforts, like the “Football 4 All” initiative in which we have an adult SENS team competing in the BOBI inclusive league and a youth SENS section having regular training.
In 2023, the club's "Football 4 All" initiative was nominated for a Berkshire Football Award in the category of Best Community Campaign or Content, highlighting its dedication to inclusivity and community involvement. These accomplishments reflect our ongoing commitment to excellence, community engagement, and the development of young football talent.
Our men's teams are active in both Saturday and Sunday leagues, offering competitive football opportunities for players in the Bracknell area.
Our Saturday men's team compete in the East Berkshire Football League (EBFL), which operates at levels 12 and 13 of the English football pyramid.
The men's Sunday team participates in the Bracknell & District Sunday Football League engaging in regular fixtures and competitions.
FC Bracknell is very active in the local community, hosting charity events and initiatives aimed at improving health, fitness, and community engagement through football.
FC Bracknell has a robust coaching system in place, with FA-qualified coaches dedicated to developing young footballers. The youth teams compete in various local leagues, providing competitive environments for players to hone their skills.
In addition to the football achievements, the club has been recognised for its commitment to community engagement, often being nominated for and winning local sports awards.
FC Bracknell works closely with local businesses, schools, and other community organizations to promote the sport and engage with the local population.
The club has grown from a small community project to a prominent footballing institution in the area, and it continues to develop both on and off the pitch.
Since then the club has evolved into one of the largest and most successful football clubs in the Bracknell area.
It began with a focus on providing football opportunities for young people, growing steadily over the years the club now offers football for boys and girls from the age of 5 up to under 18s and Adult.
FC Bracknell has grown to accommodate 600 players across various age groups and has been awarded the status of FA Charter Standard Club by the Football Association.
In 2023, FC Bracknell achieved national recognition when Mary Earps, the England women's national team goalkeeper, coached the club's youngsters.
Today, FC Bracknell continues to provide football opportunities for young players, fostering talent and promoting the sport within the community.
The Club has a distinguished history of achievements across various competitions.
The club's youth teams have secured numerous divisional titles in the East Berkshire Football Association (EBFA) and the Berkshire Girls league. The Club has been recognised with divisional and age group Fair Play awards, underscoring the club's commitment to sportsmanship and ethical conduct.
One of the standout moments in FC Bracknell’s recent history is its growing reputation for community engagement. The club has been involved in multiple community campaigns and has won accolades for its efforts, like the “Football 4 All” initiative in which we have an adult SENS team competing in the BOBI inclusive league and a youth SENS section having regular training.
In 2023, the club's "Football 4 All" initiative was nominated for a Berkshire Football Award in the category of Best Community Campaign or Content, highlighting its dedication to inclusivity and community involvement. These accomplishments reflect our ongoing commitment to excellence, community engagement, and the development of young football talent.
Our men's teams are active in both Saturday and Sunday leagues, offering competitive football opportunities for players in the Bracknell area.
Our Saturday men's team compete in the East Berkshire Football League (EBFL), which operates at levels 12 and 13 of the English football pyramid.
The men's Sunday team participates in the Bracknell & District Sunday Football League engaging in regular fixtures and competitions.
FC Bracknell is very active in the local community, hosting charity events and initiatives aimed at improving health, fitness, and community engagement through football.
FC Bracknell has a robust coaching system in place, with FA-qualified coaches dedicated to developing young footballers. The youth teams compete in various local leagues, providing competitive environments for players to hone their skills.
In addition to the football achievements, the club has been recognised for its commitment to community engagement, often being nominated for and winning local sports awards.
FC Bracknell works closely with local businesses, schools, and other community organizations to promote the sport and engage with the local population.
The club has grown from a small community project to a prominent footballing institution in the area, and it continues to develop both on and off the pitch.