Glenvale Park FC

Glenvale Park FC Sunday league team located in Wellingborough, Northamptonshire!

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13/09/2026 VS Abington FCAll credit to Connie’s Photography for the awesome photos! 🤩See more of her work on Facebook an...
17/09/2026

13/09/2026 VS Abington FC

All credit to Connie’s Photography for the awesome photos! 🤩
See more of her work on Facebook and Instagram!

Defeat away from home for Glenvale Park FC Reserves.
14/09/2026

Defeat away from home for Glenvale Park FC Reserves.

Defeat at Glamis to kick of our Championship campaign.
14/09/2026

Defeat at Glamis to kick of our Championship campaign.

Glenvale Park vs Abington FCAfter being bumped up several leagues, we knew this season was always going to be a differen...
14/09/2026

Glenvale Park vs Abington FC

After being bumped up several leagues, we knew this season was always going to be a different challenge.

The margins would be smaller, the opposition would be stronger and, as we found out this week, you don’t get many opportunities to switch off. Add in a few regulars missing from the squad and we knew we had our work cut out.

Despite that, we started brightly and took the lead after just six minutes.

Ore was set free behind the Abington defence and kept his composure, calmly slotting past the keeper to give us an early 1-0 lead.

Unfortunately, that lead didn’t last.

Abington began to show exactly why they’re playing at this level, putting us under increasing pressure and making it difficult for us to settle into the game. They equalised from the penalty spot on 30 minutes and, with the goal giving them a real momentum boost, they took control of the remainder of the half.

Three further goals followed before the break, leaving us 4-1 down at half-time.

We changed formation just after the break and, while the second half was still a difficult test, we grew into the game much more.

The shape gave us a better platform and we were able to compete for longer periods, create some opportunities of our own and generally give a much better account of ourselves.

We did concede another goal, but unlike the first half, we didn’t allow the game to run away from us and continued to work hard right through to the final whistle. Abington made sure there was no comeback on the cards as they spent the entire half putting us under pressure again, but we held firmed than the first half.

Full credit to Abington. They were a very well-oiled unit who clearly knew their jobs and roles, worked extremely hard for one another and punished us when opportunities presented themselves.

Ultimately, they were good value for the win and showed the level we’re now going to be competing against this season.

There are plenty of things for us to work on, particularly after a difficult first half, but the response after the break was encouraging.

We’re learning what this new level demands, and games like this are exactly how we’ll get better at meeting it.

Final Score 5-1 to Abington.

Crick Athletic Reserves 4 - 2 Glenvale ReservesOur first league game of the season, some of our players missing, and the...
14/09/2026

Crick Athletic Reserves 4 - 2 Glenvale Reserves

Our first league game of the season, some of our players missing, and the first words the Crick players were playing at full-time was "if we play like that we'll win the league". The reserves played really well and on another day it's a different result.

Early doors it was mostly Crick trying long balls which we were just about managing (Dec being on great form as a sweeper keeper) and when we got on the ball in their half the midfield trio of Mido, Samni, and Sam played some great stuff and gave us a couple of half chances (helped by Seth's great running).

1-0 was an unlucky moment of getting caught in possession with a great dinked finish from the Crick forward and it stayed that way until half time.

2-0 was one of the rare times the backline got caught out and again a good finish from Crick.

2-1 came from some great running from Seth and again him getting goalside and winning a penalty, tucked away nicely by Charlie.

3-1 and 4-1 come from good play from Crick with cutbacks being tucked away before Rob gets moment of the match to make it 4-2 with a superb knuckle ball free-kick that I'm sure will be posted again and again on socials.

Overall not a bad start at all and some signs of team spirit that will take us very far if we keep it going.

MOTM: Samni with Sam and Rob very close behind. Samni and Sam worked socks off in midfield and Rob continues to be a Rolls Royce on the ball

GLENVALE PARK FC RESERVES ⚽️🆚 Crick Athletic Reserves 🏆 Nene Sunday League📍 Crick Sports Centre, NN6 7TF🗓️ 13/09/26⏰ 10:...
11/09/2026

GLENVALE PARK FC RESERVES ⚽️

🆚 Crick Athletic Reserves
🏆 Nene Sunday League
📍 Crick Sports Centre, NN6 7TF
🗓️ 13/09/26
⏰ 10:30am

GLENVALE PARK FC FIRSTS ⚽️🆚 Abington FC🏆 Nene Sunday League📍 Glamis Hall, NN8 3RU🗓️ 13/09/26⏰ 10:30am
11/09/2026

GLENVALE PARK FC FIRSTS ⚽️

🆚 Abington FC
🏆 Nene Sunday League
📍 Glamis Hall, NN8 3RU
🗓️ 13/09/26
⏰ 10:30am

06/09/2026 VS Queensway United FCAll credit to Connie’s Photography for the awesome photos! 🤩See more of her work on Fac...
11/09/2026

06/09/2026 VS Queensway United FC

All credit to Connie’s Photography for the awesome photos! 🤩
See more of her work on Facebook and Instagram!

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