Kincorth Emirates Youth

Our 2018s were fully kitted out this week
New kit ✔️
New bags✔️
New tracksuits ✔️

Massive thank you to the following sponsors who helped the squad look the part

Kits - RB SERVICES
tracksuits - 3t TRAINING SERVICES
Bags - PHEONIX JOINERY SERVICES

Our 2017 Kaisers are still on the lookout for new goalkeeper.

If your child was born in 2017 and fancies themselves as the next David Raya or Donnaruma nows their chance to get involved!

Our 2018's have just come back from a tournament in Ayr called ESF26 and were absolutely outstanding.
We sent 3 teams down, and over the 2 days played 24 games with an amazing 18 games won!

They’ve represented our club against teams from all over Britain and we couldn’t be more proud of them. Well done everyone 🖤

*Aaleeyah Joins the Dons*

Aaleeyah Varrall has signed for Aberdeen Girls Academy following a successful trial period. The 2013 Eagles midfielder has been with Kincorth from the age of 9 and has been a joy to coach. From day 1 her potential was obvious and she leaves the club with the best wishes of everyone. Good to see she will also carry the no.23 shirt she wore with the Eagles. She recieved her no.23 KC shirt framed at the teams recent trophy night as a momento of her time at the club.

Everyone at Kincorth youth wish her all the very best at her new club🖤🤍

Incredible result... Incredible season
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A league football is coming to Kincorth!!!!

Match Report: Meldrum 1–4 Kincorth

Kincorth won the toss and chose to start downhill. The opening stages were scrappy, with the ball spending long spells in the air and neither side able to get it down and play.

The breakthrough arrived in spectacular fashion as Stuart produced an outrageous overhead kick to open the scoring. Soon after, Colby Davidson doubled the lead, finishing confidently after excellent work from McPhee down the right.

At the back, McPherson dealt superbly with a barrage of long balls, timing his clearances perfectly. In midfield, Marr worked tirelessly as always, winning challenges and driving the team on despite carrying a niggling injury.

Kincorth went into the break comfortable at 0–2 but knowing the job wasn’t finished.

A change of formation at half-time took time to settle, and some early disorganisation left space on the edge of the box. The Meldrum striker punished it with a superb first-time strike high into the net, a genuine moment of quality from the hosts.

Playing uphill and adjusting to the new shape, Kincorth had to grind through a difficult spell. They continued to huff and puff until a moment of opportunism settled them again. Myles Davidson struck the woodwork with an early effort, and Stuart reacted quickest to bury the rebound and restore the two-goal cushion.

In the closing minutes, Douglas latched onto a through ball and expertly lifted the ball over the keeper. It was a fitting reward for his excellent attitude, and the whole squad joined him in celebration.

The final whistle confirmed a 4–1 victory and, with it, A League football for Kincorth — a huge moment of pride and a well-earned reward for an outstanding season.

“Great to see the fieldy buzzing with activity. We had a match as well as 5 teams train tonight”