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The University of Nottingham Football Club is one of the largest and most successful university football clubs within the UK, with all five teams competing at a high level.

 

State of the art facilities in the David Ross Sports Village, including a strength and conditioning suite and rehabilitation centre, incorporated with a hungry coaching team, UoNFC is set to extend its stay at the top of the footballing ladder. 

Please explore our website to find out about life at UoNFC and how to become a part of our footballing family, here in Nottingham.

RECENT NEWS

November 23, 2017

Did someone say, cup run?

Yesterday's #BUCSWednesday was heavily focussed on the various cup competitions, as well as the 5s competing in the IMS league against ChemSoc, where they recorded a hefty 5-0 victory. Sadly the eagerly anticipated grudge match between the 3s and 4s was not meant to be with losses for both sides, however it has been a decent cup run for the both of them, reaching the last 16 before bowing out. The2s were also defeated 4-2 in a very hard fought game  with Lincoln 1s, but can now solely focus on the league. 

The 1s however, continued their fine form and put 5 past a weak Liverpool Hope side in adverse conditions and on a postage stamp for a pitch. Goals again from Jack Knox, who took home the match ball, Glocky and a first for Sam Mellor! Not to forget a penalty save from Keval, to ensure it was 2 clean sheets in 3 weeks! A trip to Edinburgh awaits...

November 16, 2017

Unbeaten Once More

Another unbeaten week for UoNFC, with all teams victorious and the 2s securing a well deserved point in the local derby with Nottingham Trent. The 1s travelled down to top of the table Oxford, hoping to narrow the gap, and came out 1-2 winners with exceptional goals from Jack Knox and Frank Glock. Special mention to Keval Patel in goal who produced a fine penalty save when the game was finely in the balance. 

Follow the link below to find out who team of the week was!

November 09, 2017

Clean Sweep!

A fantastic afternoon of football yesterday as every team, from 1s to 5s were victorious. This is the club's first full clean sweep in over a year and something to be very proud of. The 1s were away to Warwick in the Midlands 1A, desperately searching for a win to translate the hard work from training into league points. The end result was a 0-3 win with an own goal scored and others from Fitzy and Glock. 

See the rest of the results on the news page.

October 18, 2017

A Long Season Ahead?

It was the same old story for the 1s this week, who succumbed to a 3-1 loss, away at Oxford Brookes. In a game where the 1s had seemingly bounced back well from last week, a defensive error, coupled with a stunning free-kick from Brookes put UoNFC on the back foot. A cool finish by Jack Knox livened the team up, and a comeback was on, with Brookes looking increasingly flustered. Unfortunatelu, a quick counter attack saw Brookes score a third and the game was put to bed. A frustrating result given the improved performance from the week before, with wins surely around the corner for this talented squad. 

2s, 3s, 4s and 5s details are available on the News Page.

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