The 2024/25 season was a standout one for our U13, U14 Red, U14 White and U15 teams. All finished runners-up in their respective divisions - each within six points of the league champions.

U15s
– Harrow Youth League Division 2

• A consistent, high-level campaign saw the U15s narrowly miss the title, finishing just a few points off the top | View table ›

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U14 Red

– Harrow Youth League Division 2

• The Red team played with focus and resilience throughout, pushing the league leaders right to the final weeks | View table ›

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U14 White

– Middlesex Youth League Division 1

• Competing in one of the most competitive divisions, the White team displayed top-tier quality and finished just behind the winners | View table ›

 

U13s
– Harrow Youth League Division 4

• Another terrific season saw plenty of progress as they made the jump up a division, finishing only a few points shy of top spot | View table ›

 

These close finishes reflect the talent and character of our players, plus the outstanding work of our coaches and team managers. We're ready to build on this momentum for 2025/26.

​As is the case at the end of every season, we say goodbye to a number of players, however we also wish farewell to some of our team managers too.

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The team manager role is a vital part of our club, with each manager setting aside time each week to help coach and manage a team. It's a hugely rewarding experience for those involved, though one shouldn't underestimate the desire and commitment required to be successful in the role.

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As the 2023/24 season draws to a close, we say thanks to the following managers who are moving on:

• Ed (U7)

• Cedric (U8)

• Nic (U9)

• Cliff (U11 Red)

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We wish you all the very best moving forward. Thanks for being part of the Ealing United community.

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*If you're reading this and want to know more about becoming a team manager, please get in touch

 

 

July 2024

Our second club tour saw our U14 & U15 teams attend the 34th Hageland Cup, held in Belgium, over the weekend of 24–25 May 2025. This major international youth tournament brought together over 250 teams from across Europe, offering a valuable competitive and cultural experience.

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Teams played three group-stage matches on Saturday, followed by placement rounds on Sunday based on standings. Matches took place across four venues including Sporta Spot Tongerlo, KFC Tongerlo, KSK Kasterlee, and RWL Sport.

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U15

The U15s went unbeaten in the group stage and competed strongly in the top bracket on Sunday, securing a top-10 finish.

• Group Stage: 2 wins, 1 draw

• Final Placement: 8th overall

U14 Red

A solid group-stage showing helped the Reds earn a competitive placement and finish among the top teams.

• Group Stage: 2 wins, 1 loss

• Final Placement: 8th overall

U14 White

The White squad showed resilience and positive spirit, rounding out the weekend with two wins on the Sunday

• Group Stage: 1 win, 2 losses

• Final Placement: 13th overall

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The Hageland Cup provided more than just football - it was a chance for our players to grow through international competition, build friendships and represent Ealing United FC with pride.

We look forward to returning in the future!

U11 White were our representatives at the Osterley Rangers Tournament in early July. They arrived full of confidence and played some terrific football to win all four of their group games and top their group with 12 points.

 

The semi-finals proved a tougher affair, but they came up with the goods to win a closely fought match 2-1. Playing in their first ever final as a team, the boys dominated but couldn't find a way through a stubborn Junior Bees defence, meaning the match ended 0-0.

 

So penalties it was.

Unfortunately they couldn't quite get over the line, losing the penalty shootout to finish runners-up. They should still be incredibly proud of themselves on what has been a terrific season.

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July 2024

To cap off a fantastic weekend at the Hageland Cup, we hosted an Awards Evening on our final night in Belgium. The event was a chance to reflect on the players’ hard work, commitment and achievements throughout the tournament, while being an opportunity to show our appreciation for our travelling supporters and tour sponsors.

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Awards were presented across each age group

• Players' Player – Voted by teammates for the individual who inspired and led by example.

• Manager's Player – Chosen for outstanding performance, attitude and impact.

• Supporters' Player – Recognizing the player who captured the fans’ admiration.

• Best Teammate – Awarded to the player who embodied unity, encouragement and selflessness.

• Ballon D'Or – Honouring the standout player of the tour.

 

It was a fitting way to close a memorable trip, reinforcing the values of respect, effort and togetherness that define Ealing United FC.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The U13 Red team had the good weather on their side for the Gunnersbury Cup tournament and started the group stage with a solid draw. This was followed by a win against their old rivals (and last year’s Cup winners), The Eight, before a couple of narrow losses put them in third position in the group and into the Trophy QFs.

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Drawn against Hearts of Teddlothian Spitfires, they went behind, but battled back brilliantly, with goals from Harry and Alex ensuring they finished extra time at 2-2. 3 out of 3 penalties scored (Joachim, Caeden and Oscar) saw them through. The semi-finals had them playing The Eight again, controlling the game throughout but going behind. Their dominance paid off in the end as a late goal took it to extra time and then penalties. After Luke saved a penalty, Oscar drove home the decisive spot kick and they were in the Trophy Final.

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The final was a nervy affair against FC Starz, but once they'd gone into an early lead via a goal from Harry, they managed to close out the game superbly and holding firm for a 1-0 win. ​

 

June 2024