Kempston Rovers Colts Lions u15 - Sun

12/10/2026

⚽❤️ THE NEXT GENERATION OF COACHES… 👀👏

From players on the pitch to coaches on the sidelines! 🤍

Learning the game from a different perspective, sharing ideas, analysing play and picking up those little details that make all the difference. 📝⚽

Who knows… today’s players could be tomorrow’s coaches! 🙌

Grassroots football is about more than just playing the game. It’s about learning, growing, sharing knowledge and inspiring the next generation. ❤️⚽

12/10/2026

❤️⚽ Like father, like son… just a different view of the game! ⚽❤️

A fractured wrist might have him sidelined for the next few weeks, but that’s not stopping him from getting involved! 🤕😂

If he can’t be out there playing, he’ll be on the sidelines giving Dad a few coaching tips from a player’s point of view! 👀😂 Because apparently, being injured doesn’t stop you from being the assistant manager! 🤣🙌🏼

Father and son, united by their love of football… even if they don’t always agree on how the game should be played! ❤️⚽

He might be off the pitch, but he’s definitely not off duty! 😂❤️

12/10/2026

Player of the Match – Kempston Rovers Lions v Flitwick Eagles Reds 11.10.2026

Today we went with Gray, who we felt put in a really good performance for us. 👏

When he came on, he moved the ball around well, listened to what we were asking of him positionally and took on board the instructions from the coaching team.

A great example of coming on, staying focused and doing the job asked of him. Well done, Gray! Keep it up!

12/10/2026

Match Report | Kempston Rovers Lions v Flitwick Eagles Reds
11.10.2026 | Home

A tough one for the Lions yesterday, with the game finishing 5–2 to Flitwick Eagles Reds.

We spoke as a team after the game about what we could have done better, and although the scoreline might suggest a comfortable win for the opposition, we certainly don’t feel we were three goals worse than them.

The first half was really good from our point of view, with some positive football and moments where we looked in control. Unfortunately, in the second half, we seemed to switch off and stopped playing the football we know we’re capable of. We allowed the opposition to take advantage of that, and ultimately, those moments cost us.

Even at 3–1 and 3–2, we created a couple of chances that, on another day, could easily have found the back of the net and made things very interesting.

There were definitely positives to take from the game, with some good football played at times. However, we need to learn from the moments where we switched off, stay focused for the full game and trust in our ability to play football the right way.

Heads up, Lions! We take the lessons, work hard in training, and go again

04/10/2026

Kemspton Lions v Amphtill Town - 04.10.2026

⭐ Players of the Match – Eliott & Avi

Eliott

Eliott was excellent at the back today and controlled the game really well from the defensive line.

He was constantly talking, organising those around him and making sure we stayed switched on. He was also very strong and physical in his challenges, while still showing great composure when passing the ball out from the back.

A really solid all-round performance from Eliott and a well-deserved Player of the Match.

Avi

Avi put in a fantastic shift today.

His hard work, battling and effort from start to finish was exactly what we needed. He never stopped working for the team and led by example throughout.

As captain, Avi showed great leadership and helped drive the boys on when we needed it.

A brilliant performance and a very deserved Player of the Match. 👏

04/10/2026

Match Report – Kempston Lions v Ampthill Town
Away Game – 04.10.2026

A really good performance from the Lions today and a good, solid win that the boys fully deserved.

We spoke before the game about learning from our previous performance, and the boys certainly showed that today. We moved the ball around really well, played some excellent football and were much more composed in possession.

We knew going into the game that the smaller pitch and goals might not necessarily suit the way we like to play our football, but the boys adapted really well and showed great understanding of what was needed.

They worked hard, moved the ball quickly and stuck to what we had spoken about. It was a really mature performance and a great example of the boys learning from previous games and putting that into practice.

A fully deserved win and a performance we can all be really proud of. Well done, Lions! 👏❤️

04/10/2026

Kemspton Lions v Luton Allstars Wolves - 27.09.2026

⭐ Player of the Match – Jack

Jack gets our Player of the Match today.

Jack was given the starting role today along with clear instructions to use his pace and shooting ability to cause problems, and he carried those instructions out to a T.

He got us off to a flying start, showing great confidence, using his pace really well and making the most of his opportunities in front of goal.

A fantastic performance from Jack and a well-deserved Player of the Match. 👏

04/10/2026

Kempston Lions v Bedford Town Youth - 20.09.2026

⭐ Player of the Match – Toby

Our goalie Toby was outstanding today and kept us in the game with some really important saves.

He showed great composure throughout and stepped up when we needed him, giving us a chance to stay in the game right until the final whistle.

A well-deserved Player of the Match for Toby. 👏

04/10/2026

Match Report – Kempston Lions v Bedford Town Youth
Home Game – 20.09.2026

A frustrating one for the Lions today, especially after taking a two-goal lead with just 16 minutes remaining and ultimately letting it slip.

That said, when we look at the balance of play across the full game, there really wasn’t too much between the two sides. It was a competitive game throughout, with both teams having their moments and working hard for everything.

Credit to Bedford Town Youth as well. They were very physical, battled for every ball and didn’t give us a second to settle. They made it difficult for us and kept pushing right until the final whistle.

For us, there are plenty of positives to take from the game, but also lessons to learn. When you’re two goals ahead with 16 minutes to go, we need to manage the game better, stay composed and make sure we see it through
It’s disappointing to come away without the result we wanted, but the boys gave plenty of effort and showed that they can compete with a strong side. We’ll take the positives, learn from the mistakes and keep working.

04/10/2026