5 a side football league (players over 30)

By nickbanks
April 14, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted April 14, 2016

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Posted April 14, 2016

Next 12 week league starts on Monday 9 May. Team slots are now full but a couple of teams are looking for additional players. Matches take place between 7 and 9pm on Monday nights at Dulwich College. The 12 week season consists of an 11 week league, where the 12 teams play 2 matches per night and these are 18 minutes long each, so 36 minutes of football each evening. The maximum gap between games is 20 minutes and the matches are often back to back so there is very little waiting time.

Excellent pitches and facilities. Trophies for league and cup winners and runners-up, Player of the Season and Golden Boot. Very friendly and good spirited league run by an experienced administrator and referees.

Please see the Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/Dulwich-5-a-Side-Football-265587203509006/timeline/ for results and pictures.

The cost per team for each season in ?345. The cost per player depends on the number of players in the squad.

Happy to answer any questions.

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