Royal Standard FC

A huge thank you to all of our sponsors for your incredible support throughout the 25/26 season. Your backing means everything to the club, the players, and our supporters, and we’re proud to represent your businesses both on and off the pitch 👑

As we look ahead to the 26/27 season, we’re welcoming new sponsors who want to be part of next season and support us in the league. If you or your business would like to get involved, we’d love to hear from you ✉️

Our final TGM Electrical Man of the Match for 25/26 went to for a confident attacking display out wide and providing 3 assists in the final 🏆

Royal Standard finish the 25/26 season with a double as we retain the Les Hallet Cup with a seven goal haul this year.

It was 3-0 by half time a corner met by and two assists for allowing and Butcher to treble the lead going into the break. The second half was more of the same Standard finding joy out wide on both sides the first of deliveries was brought down by for .hoyes95 before the second was put away by Preece himself. Tunco would then find in the box who sent his shot into the top corner before the final and pick of the goals Mercers deep cross was hit on the Volley by Hoyes for 7-0 before Phoenix were able to score a late consolation.

Good luck to Wessex Phoenix next season for their first campaign in the league.

Royal Standard will be back for the annual six a sides Sunday 24th May and will return for pre season friendlies late this summer.

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Standard will turn out for the final time this season to defend our Les Hallet Cup by welcoming a new Wessex Phoenix side to the Bob Lucas Stadium for the contest. We hope to finish off the campaign with a double 🏆 ❔

Photos from Sundays Miles Rothwell Cup Final 🏆

Thank you to 📸

Our TGM Electrical Man of the March for Sundays final victory went to the definition of a big game player, ice in the fu***ng veins, pressure what pressure, this is just what he does 🧊 🧤

Its victory for the Royal Standard this year who get their hands on the Miles Rothwell League Cup at the second time of asking.

It would be fair to say Standard had to defend for large parts of the game against the best offensive line Gloucester could produce for this contest. A limiting first half meant could not quite get on the end of a pass across the face of goal whilst header from a was well kept out by the Gloucester keeper at the far post.

The second half was more of the same and as time started to run out the game opened up a bit more getting into more space drawing numerous fouls as Gloucester threw more bodies forward but this was largely dealt with by Zima, Burton and at the back with and putting in some huge tackles in the last 20.

It would need penalties to decide the game and up steps who is no stranger to shootouts at the BLS. With the Gloucester keeper saving Zima’s effort Sapsworth was able to respond instantly to deny the Gloucesters Matt Chambers and John Pritchard. made no mistake from the spot either which left to convert our 5th penalty for a hard earned victory.

Preece 🟢
Butcher 🟢
Zima 🔴
Klust 🟢
James 🟢

A busy time of year, Standard will be back at the Bob Lucas Stadium on Sunday to defend the Les Hallet Trophy vs Wessex Phoenix 10:00 KO.

Royal Standard will contest their second Miles Rothwell League Cup Final in as many years after Spa bowed out of the competition on Tuesday, leaving Standard to top the group and meet Gloucester in the final.

After narrowly missing out on the Cup last season against Weatherbury, Standard will hope the Bob Lucas can deliver silverware again.

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Sundays TGM Electrical Man of the Match again went to , ever present in the Standard midfield at the moment!

Royal Standard began their Miles Rothwell campaign with a big win at Redlands this morning. 3 points in the opening group fixture takes us to the top of the group.

Standard managed to go into the break 3-1 up despite some early Gloucester pressure, the introduction of who found the net with help from and changing the tie either side of an effort meant we led at the break.

Gloucester would pull one back midway through the second half before a Butcher free kick eventually made its way into the net off the defence, own goal. Gloucester would replied almost immediately to make it 4-3 but that is how the game stayed.

Standard will next be in action for our second and the final Miles group game vs Spa, Tuesday 28th April a rare evening kick off 18:30 at Redlands.

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