With a rich history and roots in the local area, the club is dedicated to fostering, developing grassroots talent, and promoting inclusivity. Parramatta City Football Club provides a family orientated environment that fosters good will, sportsmanship, fun and participation. Our Club thrives on unity and future of our upcoming generation. Parramatta City Football Club is a non-profit organisation a
nd volunteer based aimed at managing the general promotion of football in the Parramatta district by providing a harmonious and safe environment for players of all ages within our football community. This is primarily achieved through the provision of training on a weekly basis and playing games. Parramatta City Football Club has a proud history since its establishment in 1974.The Club competes with the Granville and District Soccer / Football Association with its boundaries extending from Rouse Hill in the north west, east to Dundas / Ermington, south across to Lidcombe and west over to Toongabbie. The Granville Association (GDSFA) supports a total of 36 clubs with over 13,500 registered players. Our registered numbers have also grown to well over 240 playing members in ages from Under 6's playing in Small Sided Football to Over 45’s. We also have registered teams in GDFSA Premiere League and Super League competition. This was necessary to accommodate and compliment our playing talent. Previously, we played State League under Football NSW and youth and senior levels from 1982 to 2003.The club’s balance sheet is a favourable financial position, but always looking to strive further to enable us to put back into the game for the kids. As a club we have achieved many things during our history and are extremely proud of our association with the GDSFA, Football NSW, Parramatta City Council and other organisation within our community. For a club with a short history our achievements are extremely high. The club has managed to win 54 championships since we kicked our first ball in 1974. Our then Football NSW State League Senior, Youth and Female teams have also competed in 15 championships. Proudly, the first player to be signed by the Western Sydney Wanderers was Kwabena Appiah-Kubia Parramatta City Football Club junior who played for Parramatta City Football club from Under 8’s to Under 12’s. The club aims to set high standards for its players and members and is extremely proud of its achievements and envisages further success.
