TELFORDJUNIORLEAGUE







SHROPSHIREFA-LEAGUEOFTHEYEAR!



SHROPSHIREFA-LEAGUEOFTHEYEAR!
TheTelfordJuniorandYouthFootballLeaguewouldliketowelcomeyoualltoourFIRST day ofCupFinalsforthe2024-25Season.
Wearepleasedonceagaintoseeourplayers,theirfamilies,friendsandsupporterscelebrate footballingsuccess.Withsomanygreatteamsandplayerscompetingacrosstenagegroupsin 27CupFinals,gettingtoafinalisahugeachievement.
TheTelfordJuniorLeagueremainsthelargestFAAccreditedleagueinShropshirewithover 3800 players registered playing in over 295 teams and all supported by a veritable army of volunteerstowhomwealloweamassivethankyou,theLeaguewouldnotcontinuetosucceed wereitnotfortheircontinuedsupportanddedication.
Thank you to all of our match officials, without whom we would not have any games, Market DraytonTigersFCfortheuseoftheirstadiumfortodayandtotheTelfordJuniorandYouth FootballLeaguecommitteeforthehardworkthroughouttheseasonandeffortsinorganising thisyearsCupFinals.
GoodlucktoallteamscompetingintodaysFinals,pleaseenjoyyourdayandremembertoshow supporttoallofourplayersregardlessoftheresult.
TinaWilliams TJYFLChair
Shropshire FA
Grassroots league of the year
Seasons 2021, 2022, 2023 & 2024
Please welcome and support our Cup Final Match Officials
Alex Yorke
Chris Ramsey
Ben Tompson
Cian Goodall
Oliver Fones
Route to the Route to the Route to the
Route to the Route to the Route to the Finals
From the start of the 2026-27 season, we will be launching a new progressive framework for grassroots youth football in England, which aims to further improve the experience for young players across the country – giving them more time on the ball, more time on the pitch and increasing their physical activity levels.
From the 2026-27 season, we will be introducing the following changes:
• A new 3v3 entry format for the youngest players in the pathway at U7s level, fielding three players on each side, to maximise engagement and provide the best introduction to football.
• Each format will be played one year later as players transition through the pathway, including 11v11 which will move from U13s to U14s level.
• Greater alignment with schools with children playing smaller formats with simplified rules throughout primary school, before progressing to 9v9 and more complex rules at secondary school.
• Evolved Laws of the Game that are age-appropriate and best support the overall development of the young player. For example, amendments have already been made to game restarts for U7s-U9s to increase ball in play time.