




TheTelfordJuniorandYouthFootballLeaguewouldliketowelcomeyoualltothe U10 League Cup Final forthe2024-25Season.
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, AFC BridgnorthfortheuseoftheirstadiumfortodayandtotheTelfordJuniorandYouthFootball League committee for the hard work throughout the season and efforts in organising this yearsCupFinals.
GoodlucktoallteamscompetingintodaysFinals,pleaseenjoyyourdayandremembertoshow supporttoallofourplayersregardlessoftheresult.
TinaWilliams TJYFLChair
Shropshire FA
Grassroots league of the year
Seasons 2021, 2022, 2023 & 2024
AFC Bridgnorth, Crown Meadow, Bridgnorth, WV16 4HS
Please welcome and support our Cup Final Match Officials
Alex Yorke,
Oliwier Madej
Wojciech Madej
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.