Hull United AFC Reds Under 11s

Players Wanted – Hull United Reds U11s ⚽

Hull United Reds U11s are looking to add a few new players to our team as we prepare to move up to U12s in September.

We’re currently a Group 5/6 ability team and are looking for players who are in school Year 6 now, moving into Year 7 in September.

📍 Training: Tuesday evenings
🏟️ Matches: Sundays at Haworth Park

We’re a friendly, committed team looking for players who enjoy football, want to improve, and are ready to be part of a great group.

If your child is interested in coming along to a training session, please get in touch for more details.

Roscoe Irvine Sean Day Liam Turnbull Hull United AFC

Match Report: Hull United Reds vs Kingswood Lynx

Hull United Reds faced Kingswood Lynx in what proved to be a very tough and competitive encounter, filled with challenges but also plenty of positives to take away. The game provided countless learning moments for the team as they continue to grow and develop.

The Reds created lots of chances in the first half but just couldn’t seem to make them count, despite some exciting build-up play and clever movement going forward.

A standout performance came from goalkeeper Joey A, who was exceptional between the posts. Joey made a series of fantastic saves, keeping the team in the game on multiple occasions with bravery, sharp reactions, and excellent positioning. His efforts did not go unnoticed, earning him a well-deserved Parents’ Player of the Match.

Meanwhile, Freddie I impressed the coaching staff with a brilliant display in a brand-new position. Normally an attacking player, Freddie adapted superbly when asked to step into a defensive role. He showed great awareness, maturity, and a willingness to learn, which earned him the Coaches’ Player of the Match award.

Despite the result, the game offered valuable lessons and highlighted the progress the team is making. The Reds can take a lot of pride in their development and teamwork. Onwards and upwards

Match Report: Hall Road Rangers Hurricanes U11s vs Hull United Reds U11s

It was perfect footballing weather for this weekend’s match — bright sunshine, a light breeze, and a slick pitch in excellent condition setting up the ideal stage for two well-matched sides.

Hull United Reds started strongly and maintained their intensity throughout, showing great teamwork, energy, and determination across the pitch. The boys worked tirelessly, moving the ball around with confidence and linking up well in attack and defence. Both goals were brilliantly taken, and the defending was calm, organised, and disciplined — a real team effort from start to finish.

It was one of those performances where every player could be proud of their contribution. The coaches were delighted with how the team passed the ball and supported one another, making it a very difficult decision for Coaches’ Player of the Match.

That award went to Joey A, who produced some outstanding saves and excellent distribution to help the team keep a clean sheet. His composure and awareness throughout the game were first-class.

The Parents’ Player of the Match was Ade, who impressed with his tenacious tackling and strong defensive play. He never stopped working and gave a fantastic account of himself.

A brilliant all-round team performance from the Reds — full of hard work, spirit, and quality football.

Trainer of the Week – Freddie Irvine
This week’s Hull United Reds Trainer of the Week award goes to Freddie Irvine! Freddie showed fantastic attitude and adaptability by trying out a new position in defence, quickly understanding his role and putting in a brilliant performance. He made some excellent tackles and key interceptions, showing real determination and team spirit. Well done, Freddie – great work! 👏⚽

Match Report: Hull United U11 Reds vs Fishers AFC U11

Hull United U11 Reds produced a strong, hard-working performance in a tough game against a determined Fishers AFC side. The team battled from start to finish, pressing well and working hard to win the ball back all over the pitch.

The forwards showed great persistence, following up on chances and keeping the pressure on, while the midfield worked tirelessly to close down space and support both attack and defence. The back line stood firm, making important tackles and clearances when it mattered.

The goalkeeper also played a big part, pulling off some excellent saves to keep things level and showing great composure with distribution from goal kicks.

It was encouraging to see the new players settling in well as the team continues to build rhythm and understanding together.

Parents’ Player of the Match: Harry R

Coaches’ Player of the Match: Zach F

A real battling performance showing great character, effort, and teamwork from everyone involved.

Great session tonight, team! 👏
We worked hard on goal kick positioning, making sure everyone understands where to be and how to support play from the back. We also focused on passing and moving, keeping the ball moving quickly and creating space. The lads showed great effort in the dribbling and shooting drills — some fantastic goals and confident runs! ⚽️🔥

Trainer of the Week: 🏅 Teddy – brilliant attitude and effort throughout the session.

Well done everyone — keep it up, Reds!

Sunday October 5th 2025.

Hull United X - X Springhead Spartans

Very windy conditions today, but that didn’t stop the boys putting in a great team performance. Lots of goals and desire to score, and score they did. Excellent performances all around, each player ran their hearts out and gave a 10 out of 10 performance.

Parents player of the match: Cole Giblin
Coaches Players of the match: Ryan Smith& Reggie Everett.

The boys have set the standard today, time for them to show that they can keep this level up week after week.

Belated Match update from Sunday 21st September.

Hull United X -X Thorngumbald Barrons

Goal: Reggie E

Parents Player of the Match: Reggie E
Coaches player of the match: Ethan R

A great start to the game but we faded the more it went on. Onwards and upwards.

Very difficult conditions today in the rain. We played a very good Costello wolves side in a friendly.

Goals: Charlie, Reggie E

Coaches player of the match: Joey A
Parents player of the Match: Harry R