Belmont United

Well Done to our Wildcats section who had their first taste of competitive football today at the annual Wildcats festival. Playing different rounds of 3v3 matches as well as a skills station. We hope the girls all had fun.

If your girl is interested in taking their first steps in football, come along to our Wildcats sessions every Monday 6-7pm at Belmont Community Centre.

Just use the link below to book on, or get in touch via messenger to find out any more info.

https://book.englandfootball.com/Book/597a7eaf-38a7-4fd2-8b40-577c8e952021?venue=belmontunitedyouth0

Durham FA Wildcats Festival 2026⚽️💜🩵

This morning we ran our annual Wildcats Festival where over 100 players participated in 3v3 games and skill stations😁 A great morning of football in the sun🌞 Thank you and well done to everyone who attended👏🏻

Belmont United U15 Robins have an immediate need for a first choice goalkeeper.
A great opportunity to join a welcoming and competitive team in RFYL Division 1. Ideal for anyone playing Sunday and looking to play Saturdays or looking to challenge themselves as a full time goalkeeper.
Extra goalkeeper training can be arranged. Please contact Paul to find out more

Looking for a volunteer / coach to come in and takeover an U11 26/27 boys team.

If interested please drop us a message

Outstanding effort from our girls section today. Two tournaments and two trophies.

🏆Our U9 Bluebirds started the positive run off with a Shield Cup victory at the Newcastle City Juniors tournament this morning, with every Bluebird contributing goals to secure the win.
🏆Followed up this afternoon by our U16 BlueJays who won their first trophy together in style, becoming undefeated champions of the Coxhoe United tournament.

WELL DONE LASSES 💪

Kean O'Brien Alex William Mirley Avec Sport Her Game Too Her Game Too Hartlepool

Fantastic news for our Sister Club who can continue representing Durham on the national stage and keep providing pathways for local girls. 👏

Car park is busy tonight please park in B&M over the road where possible and don’t park in the disabled bays at the community centre