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East Riding Rangers Football Club, King George V Playing Fields, Kingston upon Hull (2026)

11/10/2026

ERR U9 (blacks) v Elloughton Blues

⚽️⚽️ Game week Four saw East Riding welcome Elloughton to KGV. Elloughton came down from G1 last phase so East Riding knew we would need to be at our best today. ⚽️⚽️

Game one. The two sides played a magnificent game of football and matched each other across the entire pitch. The match was played in very good spirit with both sides showing their ability and skill carving out multiple chances at either end. Both the Elloughton and East Riding keepers and defenders were kept busy but made some outstanding saves/blocks. As is often the case in close encounters, the game was ultimately decided by one moment of brilliance, and fortunately for the home side, it was East Riding who edged it this time.

Game two and although similar in many ways, East Riding had upped their game just that little bit more than their opponents. A goal worthy of Match of the Day from our mini Maradona, dribbling through the entire Elloughton team and firing home, opened the scoring for East Riding who then settled in to their trademark football to score a few more and secure the result.

Two great performances from East Riding against a formidable opponent. Elloughton played their part in two fabulous games and deserve specific credit as they played with reduced numbers due to illness.

🏆 MOTM 🏆
This week the Man of the Match was our number 4 Francis. A new addition to the team this year Francis is a consistent performer and was rock solid in the heart of our defence today, even acrobatically clearing one off the line.

⭐ Special Mentions ⭐
This week’s special mention goes to our number 11 Robin. Words don’t do justice to the fabulous goal he scored today. Pure class 🖤❤️

Goals

Bryn ⚽️
Josh ⚽️
Robin ⚽️

Assists

Harry 👟👟

06/10/2026

East Riding Rangers U16s took on Great Driffield Panthers Blues at home on Sunday with the aim of turning around the season after the last couple of games went against us.

The last time we met, we faced them with only ten players and narrowly lost by just one goal. With a full squad available this week, we hoped for a better result this time.

That didn't look like it was going to happen when in just the first minute, the visitors played a great ball down the wing catching our defense off guard and found the net from a fast and powerful strike from distance putting them ahead. To Ridings credit, they didn't let this phase them and got straight back into the game with an equaliser coming from Finn a few minutes later and then a great shot from Ewan to put us in the lead!

As half time approached, the visitors rallied and managed to find an equaliser themselves, but that wasn't to last as Ben found the back of the net right on the stroke of halftime putting us 3-2 ahead going into the break!

A buoyant Riding came out strong in the second half with two more goals coming in short order from Walter and Lacey with a final goal from Ben just before the final whistle. Final score was 6-3 to Riding in a highly eventful and entertaining match.

Players of the match were Finley for his commanding presence across midfield and Walter for his strong attacking runs down the wing setting up multiple opportunities for the team.

A break next Sunday as it's a cup weekend and then back in action away to Withernsea the week after. UTR ⚫🔴

05/10/2026

East Hull v ERR U9 (blacks)

⚽️⚽️ Game week Three saw East Riding travel across to East mount to play a new opponent for us in East Hull Sporting. ⚽️⚽️

Game one and it was East Riding who settled into their rhythm first which allowed us to dictate the tempo and flow of the game. Some exquisite passing from the front three with a solid defence from the back two meant that East Riding raced into a commanding and ultimately unassailable lead. East Hull presented a physical challenge for our team and with a well worked goal of their own threatened to come back into the contest, however East Riding responded very well and matched their opponent for the remainder of the game.

Game two for the most part followed a similar pattern as the later stages of the first game. Two sides who moved the ball, created chances, and played out a competitive and physical battle meant that neither side could find a breakthrough for some time. Into the second half and East Riding found another gear, with sheer will and determination East Riding managed to breach the East Hull defence on multiple occasions to secure the result.

Two great performances from East Riding in which they showcased some top class passing and moving to score some great goals, but also showed the grit and determination to dig in through some tough periods.

🏆 MOTM 🏆
This week the Man of the Match was our number 9 Harry. Harry has been top class since the beginning of the season. His work effort never drops and leading the line he causes chaos for defenders every week.

⭐ Special Mentions ⭐
This week’s special mention goes to our number 7 Joshua. Josh had to play extra minutes today and despite not getting on the scoresheet he was vital for his team and was crucial in securing the results today.

Goals

Bryn ⚽️⚽️⚽️
Rory ⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️

Assists

Harry 👟👟
Josh 👟👟
Robin 👟👟

29/09/2026

East Riding Rangers U16s were away to Bilton FC on Sunday for their first ever meeting across all competitions.

Riding started off well, playing most of the first half in the oppositions side of the pitch, but strong defensive work by Bilton repelled most of our attacks. Success was found down both wings to make good crosses into the box, but all chances went begging for a runner at the back post, preventing us from pulling ahead.

Eventually, and against the run of play, Bilton were the first to score just before half time. Riding again came out strong in the second half and it didn't take long for us to equalise through a determined effort by Ben to scramble a ball into the net.

Parity was not to last unfortunately as despite some good opportunities, poor decisions to try and run through players with the ball rather than pass and move on led to breakdowns in play and turnovers causing Millie to be forced into action multiple times.

The dam broke late in the game with a great cross from the Bilton left wing being met by a diving header from their striker to pull ahead. With a lead to hold onto, we saw an increase in tactical fouls and the pulling back of shirts by the Bilton midfielders & defence to prevent our players making progress up the pitch, but Riding did keep battling on despite that. In the final few minutes of the game, Bilton made a break and through a defensive error, one of their players was afforded too much time and was able to get one last shot away to end the game at 3-1.

Scoreline does not reflect the performance of the Riding team, but lots to improve upon before next week's game. Players of the match for the first time went to three players this week for their outstanding efforts - Ashton for his determined running down the left to set up a lot of chances for us, Alex for being a solid backbone of defence, and Millie who had to soak up a lot of unnecessary pressure for a period of time and keep us in the game.

On to the next game! UTR 🔴⚫

29/09/2026

ERR U9 (blacks) v Malet Vikings

⚽️⚽️ Game two for East Riding saw the newly promoted Vikings travel across the city to KGV in two brilliant games of football. ⚽️⚽️

Game one and both sides began by playing some great passing football and creating chances at either end. East Riding however just edged the performance and showed a more clinical touch in front of goal, managing to convert their chances whilst their opponents couldn’t. The Vikings came back into the game in the second half and managed to breach the East Riding back line, this however left spaces which East Riding were able to exploit and ultimately maintain their advantage.

Game two and the first half followed a similar pattern as to game one. Both sides matching each other for effort and skill saw them exchange goals and ultimately couldn’t be separated at the break. The same could not be said for the second half. East Riding upped their game considerably and played some brilliant football, scoring some amazing goals.

Two great performances from East Riding in which they played some passing football that would be a match for any team. The coaches go home incredibly proud of tue team today.

🏆 MOTM 🏆
This week the Man of the Match was our number 11 Robin. Robin never stops running, links up with his team mates brilliantly and is pivotal in how the team play. An excellent performance today and a well deserved MOTM.

⭐ Special Mentions ⭐
This week’s special mention goes to our number 4 Francis. Playing in a new position today Francis picked his role up quickly and played very well for his team.

Goals

Bryn ⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️
Josh ⚽️
Robin ⚽️⚽️⚽️
Rowan ⚽️

Assists

Bryn 👟
Harry 👟👟👟
Josh 👟👟👟
Robin 👟

27/09/2026

Yesterday was a huge moment for the club as we continue to grow our female pathway with our first ever team coming out of the FA Wildcats program we started a few years ago.
⚽️💪🏻😀💪🏻😀⚽️

⚽️❤️🖤What a fantastic first game for our U7 girls! ❤️🖤⚽️

Yesterday was the girls’ first ever game after joining the Wildcats for training, and they were absolutely amazing! Every single one of them showed incredible confidence and made us all so proud.

They showed so much determination, enthusiasm and teamwork throughout the game, scoring lots of goals while also putting in some excellent defending. 🙌⚽️

It was fantastic to see how much they’ve already grown in confidence, and every girl should be incredibly proud of herself.

Well done, girls! You were amazing!

You did the whole club proud!
💪🏻😀⚽️❤️🖤⚽️😀💪🏻

East Riding Girls Football League

23/09/2026

Sunday 20th September
Beverley Broncos v ERR u9 (blacks)

⚽️⚽️ The start of the season proper for East Riding and it was a short trip across to Beverley for the lads. Beverley are a well known opponent for East Riding who always provide a stiff test, and today was no different. ⚽️⚽️

Game one and Beverley certainly started the stronger, playing a very similar brand of passing football to East Riding, our hosts simply edged East Riding with quality. In normal East Riding fashion however, the boys dug in and battled hard to stay in the match, scoring amongst others a fabulous solo goal in the process. As is often the case when two strong, quality sides face off against each other the game was decided by the slimmest of margins and if played again could have easily swung the other way.

Game two and it was the Blacks turn to settle first. In what was undoubtedly our best spell, the lads stroked the ball around the pitch with ease, scoring some beautifully constructed team goals, starting from the back and finished by the forwards. This spell unfortunately could not last forever, and as is the strength of our hosts, they were able to make a few changes and get right back into the game.

Two great games between two genuinely great sides, decided by the slimmest of margins. A great performance regardless and a brilliant first step into the season

🏆 MOTM 🏆
This week the Man of the Match our number 10 Rory. Playing upfront and leading the line for his team Rory handled the strong defenders really well and bagged himself a brace against a very strong opposition goalkeeper.

⭐ Special Mentions ⭐
This week’s special mention goes to our number 6 Rowan. Rowan put in a very strong defensive display again this week even when asked to play additional minutes in very hot conditions.

Goals

Bryn ⚽️
Robin ⚽️
Rory ⚽️⚽️

Assists

Harry 👟
Josh 👟
Robin 👟

13/09/2026

After a challenging season last year, a reinvigorated East Riding Rangers started their U16s campaign away at Haworth Park to face newly promoted Hull United Whites.

Riding came out the gates strong playing good football to cut through the Hull United midfield, but some good defending from the home side kept us at bay. A breakthrough came ten minutes in via a lofted ball by Ross for Ashton to drive home and give us the lead. This seemed to spur the home team on who grew into the game well and took the game to us. Their equaliser came after 20mins through a period of sustained pressure on our defensive line.

The second half played out like the first with Riding playing the better football, making the better chances, but just not being able to find a finish. Eventually, a good ball forward found Lacey free on the right wing to get a shot away, deflected away by the keeper straight into the path of Thomas to put us ahead once more. The home team responded well and kept the pressure on which we absorbed for a long time until a small mistake at the back allowed them to capitalise and draw level.

A great game of football by both teams eager to compete and a hard fought draw to open the season. POTM went to Ashton for this fantastic overlapping runs down the wing and Ash who had a solid game in defence. UTR 🔴⚫

13/09/2026

ERR u9 (blacks) v Costello Rhinos

It’s day one of the new season but for East Riding and Costello, a vacant fixture week allowed them to get a final preseason game in. Despite being a friendly the coaches asked East Riding to treat the fixture as a league game, and boy did the deliver.

The team have been working really hard on our build up play with a focus on our two core principals of passing and communicating. By sticking to this, the team turned in an exceptional performance which pleased the coaches, parents and players.

East Riding dominated the majority of the game, exchanging passes, exploiting spaces and ultimately scoring some brilliant team goals. Out of possession was equally impressive. The team showed good physicality to win the ball back when needed and also showed great strength when running and chasing opponents. Costello grew into the match well and played some brave football which threatened and punished East Riding on a number of occasions. Our opponents were a credit to themselves and played their part in a great game of football.

A perfect way to end preseason and begin the league. All of the boys can be extremely proud of themselves following a fluid performance.

🏆 MOTM 🏆
This week the Man of the Match is our number 8 Bryn. Joining us as a new player this season, but well known to the team Bryn was exceptional today. He scored some great goals but more importantly for the coaches was influential in the tempo and build up play of the team. 💪🏻

⭐ Special Mentions ⭐
This weeks special mention goes to our number 11 Robin. Robin puts in a 8/10 every week and was yet again exceptional, Robin covers every blade of grass on the pitch for his team, creates openings for others and scores some great goals.

Goals

Bryn ⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️
Harry⚽️
Josh ⚽️⚽️⚽️
Robin ⚽️⚽️⚽️
Rory ⚽️⚽️⚽️

Assists

Bryn 👟
Harry 👟👟
Josh 👟👟
Robin 👟👟👟👟
Rory 👟
Rowan 👟

18/08/2026

East Riding Rangers club Statement

East Riding Rangers FC have today pleaded guilty to an FA charge related to an isolated safeguarding breach.

The club would like to stress that the Safeguarding of its members is of paramount importance to the club and have dealt with this matter as soon as it was brought to their attention.

The club can confirm that following a short internal investigation the (now former) chairman was removed from their position. Other changes have also been made to the structure of the committee which include the appointment of a new Club Chairman (Mark Noble), the appointment of additional welfare officers (Adam Corkett) and also the appointment of general committee members (Mike Williams, James Bradley, and Jon Farrell)

The club accept responsibility for the isolated safeguarding failing. With the appointment of the new chairman and additional committee members we remain committed to providing a safe and welcoming environment for its current and future members.

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