England Transplant Sport Football

17/06/2026

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16/06/2026

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Five years after having a liver transplant, Jon Bailey is getting ready to play in goal for England - at the 2026 Transplant Football World Cup.
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10/06/2026

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10/06/2026

Two patients helped fire England’s men’s transplant football team to victory in the first Four Nations tournament – under the leadership of an OUH staff member.

Kidney transplant recipients Robert Collins and Adam Martin, both cared for at the Churchill Hospital, were part of the unbeaten squad managed by Daley Cross, Renal and Transplant Youth Worker.

The tournament brought together more than 60 transplant recipients from across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, celebrating the transformative power of organ donation.

Robert said: “Having a transplant has given me the chance to get back on the pitch and enjoy the game again… every time we play, it’s a celebration of that.”

Daley said: “While it’s fantastic to bring the trophy home, the most important thing is the message behind the tournament. This is about showing what organ donation makes possible. Every player is living proof of the difference it can make."

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09/06/2026

🏆⚽️England competed in the first ever four nations event, held at Ross county fc against Scotland, wales and Northern Ireland. In what was a fantastic weekend raising awareness for organ donation and showcasing transplant football, England retuned home with the trophy. As always though the real winner being awareness of the need for organ donation.
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05/06/2026

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Congratulations to the England Transplant Sport Football who returned home as the WINNERS from the first ever recent Four Nations event.

With support from, NHS Highland,Transplant Active, Ross County Fc and Duncan MacAulay, a local man who had a heart transplant in February 2023, the two-day event showcased more than 60 competing footballers from England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales all who have undergone organ transplants of some form.

The event was seen as a chance to raise awareness of the benefits of organ donation. Lots of transplant donation information was on hand at the Global Energy aimed at trying to raise awareness of the ever-increasing numbers on the transplant waiting list and the power of organ donation.

The results in the group stages lined up a final between England and Scotland on the Saturday afternoon with England coming away winners earning them the silverware.

Manager, Daley Cross, said: ‘What a brilliant weekend, whilst it was great to come away with the trophy, we must remember the purpose of the event and the overall bigger message of raising the profile of organ donation.

Make sure you are following the team as they prepare for Transplant World Cup this September.

Congratulations to all the teams who took part, every single player is a winner with all teams being powered by the gift of organ donation and living donors as well as donor families.

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04/06/2026

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After a fantastic event, showing the true power of organ donation, it was who came out on top at the Transplant Four Nations! Congratulations England and well done to all who took part 🏆

04/06/2026

Two of the players featured play for our team, proving what organ donation can do.
But, what a Hero Jordan is and the decision by his family in their greatest time of need has gone onto be so impactful in others 💕