East Riding Rangers Football Club

East Riding Rangers Football Club Cottingham based Club, providing football for male and female participants age 4 to open age and walking football. A club like no other.

Our East Riding U8 Blacks had a surprise training session this week.Massive thanks to (City of Hull Boxing Club) for hav...
12/06/2026

Our East Riding U8 Blacks had a surprise training session this week.

Massive thanks to (City of Hull Boxing Club) for having us down.

Great welcoming environment for the lads and welcomed the parents and siblings to join in too.

Highly recommended to all. Just be prepared to sweat πŸ’¦ πŸ₯Š βš½οΈβ€οΈπŸ–€βš½οΈπŸ₯Š

City of Hull Boxing Club

Last Sunday, East Riding Rangers Girls Blacks U14's got their tournament season underway with a trip to Epworth FCIt was...
12/06/2026

Last Sunday, East Riding Rangers Girls Blacks U14's got their tournament season underway with a trip to Epworth FC

It was a very well run tournament and we thank the organisers for their time and efforts.

It was a fantastic day with some great football on display and our girls only went and smashed it as they won the Europa League playing to a high level and scoring some great goals throughout the day. πŸ‘πŸ»πŸ‘πŸ»πŸ’ͺ🏻πŸ’ͺ🏻

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06/06/2026

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East Riding Rangers Girls Blacks U14's player of the month for May......

May's award goes to Charlotte Lilley

Charlotte has had a great season, a very consistent performer throughout and excellent week in week out.

Charlotte is an absolute warrior and a rock at the heart of our defence, never let's an opponent get the better of her, solid and strong when tackling. On occasions does play in midfield and is fantastic at carrying the ball, taking on players. Her ability has improved again and is now capable of picking out players consistently when passing and has developed a super long cross-field ball.

Charlotte had a fantastic month, was defensively solid and was instrumental in the team doing the double over Cottingham Rangers.

Well deserved Charlotte!

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East Riding Rangers Girls Blacks U14's played their final game of a superb season last week.Our final game was another d...
02/06/2026

East Riding Rangers Girls Blacks U14's played their final game of a superb season last week.

Our final game was another derby game as we looked to do the double for the first time over this opposition as we faced Cottingham Rangers.

After our victory the week before the girls were in great spirits as we travelled to the University and knew that Cottingham would be looking to bounce back so it was expected to be a superb game.

The game started superbly for East Riding, playing on the front foot, moving the ball around playing some good football through the lines. Emily Maslin was playing deeper in midfield this week and was showing off her ability on the ball and bringing some creativity.

It wasn't long before our pressure told and in the 3rd minute Ava Featherstone picked up the ball turned her opponent to open up the game and play a ball forward to Izzy Murray who finished well to give Riding the lead.

East Riding continued to play well and perhaps should have gone further ahead but Cottingham responded brilliantly and started putting us under lots of pressure and Nell Gomerson had to make a few good saves. On 15 minutes Cottingham were awarded a fortuitous free kick on the edge of the box but they took full advantage with a wonderful ball in the box that we couldn't clear and it was suddenly 1-1.

The pressure continued from Cottingham forcing East Riding coaches to change formation and go to a back 4 however we were still lucky to keep the game level.

Just as the game headed to half time, East Riding against the run of play edged back ahead, another pass from Ava Featherstone in to Izzy Murray, Izzy however had a lot to do, driving at the opposition taking on 3 or 4 players weaving in and out before hitting the ball from just inside the box into the roof of the net, a late goal of the season contender. 😲🌟

At half-time the coaches spoke about controlling the game better as individuals and as a team, there was also another slight tweak in formation and tactics.

The second half was a much more even affair and much more controlled from East Riding, we looked after the ball better. The game however was end to end with both teams having chances and both teams coming close with both keepers making some good saves.

However it was East Riding that got the only goal of the second half, with 10 minutes remaining, ball was played forward and came out to Ava Featherstone who tried a through ball, it was blocked and came back to her, she took the ball inside 1 player before having fantastic awareness to play a little side pass to Izzy Murray who smashed the ball home into the bottom corner from just inside the box which completed yet another hattrick for Izzy.

The game finished 3-1 to East Riding, a fabulous advert for girls football and a brilliant hard fought game from both side saw our girls come out on top to take the win and complete the double. πŸ’ͺ🏻πŸ’ͺ🏻

Parents player of the match - Grace Grandidge, Grace was terrific yet again in midfield, working extremely hard for the team up against a tough opponent who very rarely got the better of her, showed good quality and composure on the ball too in a superb performance. πŸ‘πŸ»πŸ’ͺπŸ»πŸ†

Coaches player's of the match - Emily Maslin and Ava Featherstone.

Emily started the game a little deeper playing in a central midfield role and was superb, working hard but showing real skill and quality on the ball driving past players to open the game up and create space and opportunities for others. A fantastic performance. πŸ‘πŸ»πŸ’ͺπŸ»πŸ†

Ava had a tremendous game too, playing in a her usual centre forward role. Her play was brilliant knowing when to drop in deep to lay the ball off and help retain possession and when to turn and drive at the opposition. Created 3 goals with a hattrick of assists with a brilliant all round performance. πŸ‘πŸ»πŸ…°οΈπŸ…°οΈπŸ…°οΈπŸ†

East Riding Rangers Girls Blacks U14's on Saturday travelled to South Cave Sharks for their penultimate league game of t...
19/05/2026

East Riding Rangers Girls Blacks U14's on Saturday travelled to South Cave Sharks for their penultimate league game of the season.

After losing at home in a very tight match earlier in the season the girls arrived and were looking forward to the game.

The girls were barely on the pitch in their positions when the referee blew the whistle for ko, the girls scrambled to defend and cleared the ball away in a hurried fashion before going behind inside a minute from a strike on the edge of the box.

The girls were shocked and what followed was a good spell from Sharks before East Riding started to find their feet and grew in to the game. It wasn't too long before Riding levelled the game.

Rangers were seeing more of the ball and a nice little move down the left saw Amelia Wardell play a ball inside to Izzy Murray who beat a couple of players before striking the ball superbly from the edge of the box on the angle, across the keeper in to the bottom corner. 1-1

A switch in formation from the coaches saw East Riding start to control the game even more and they got their rewards, Grace Grandidge found a bit of space in midfield and played a fantastic defence splitting cross field ball for Izzy Murray who had made a great run between 2 defenders, she rounded the keeper to slot the ball home to give Rangers the lead.

A great response once again from our girls showing great spirit and character.

As the game headed to half-time South Cave got yet another fortuitous goal, a long ball forward over the top and some indecision allowed their forward to run on to it and to be fair she finished very well to level the game up at 2-2 at the break.

The second half begun, and more of the same followed in an end to end game with both teams giving their all.

Unfortunately, around 10 minutes after half time Sharks were infront, a corner whipped in and after a scramble somehow the ball went over the line to give them the lead again.

Rangers again responded superbly with the girls going on the attack, the South Cave keeper was certainly the busier making numerous saves to keep us at bay.

East Riding kept the pressure up with a few great corners to continue the pressure that we couldn't quite capitalise on and when we were clean through on goal, 1v1 with the keeper the ref pulled it back to award us a free-kick, a tough decision to take but we had to accept it.

As the game headed towards the end the South Cave keeper tipped another Izzy Murray effort on to the bar and unfortunately East Riding slipped to a defeat but how......we are not quite sure after another performance deserving of so much more. πŸ˜€πŸ˜€

Great effort girls as once again we showed we can mix it with the best in the division.

Parents player of the match - Beth Noble, Beth was fantastic in defence as she stood up to some very strong players, didn't dive in and read the game tremendously well time and time again to make some great tackles and clearances. πŸ‘πŸ»πŸ†πŸ’ͺ🏻

Coaches player's of the match - Eve Mcdonald and Tia Murray.

Eve was superb in midfield, her breaking up of the play was second to none, getting a foot in regularly when she had no right to. Also reading the game exceptionally well and timed her tackles to perfection. πŸ‘πŸ»πŸ†πŸ’ͺ🏻

Tia started in defence and was as solid as ever but a switch into midfield is where she really shone, bringing some much needed steel to our midfield, never shied away from a challenge coming out on top numerous times to win the ball back for us to start attacks. πŸ‘πŸ»πŸ†πŸ’ͺ🏻

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17/05/2026

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East Riding Rangers Girls Blacks U14's player of the month for April......

April's award goes to Zofia Burn.

Zofia has had a great season, taking her game to a new level with very consistent performances throughout. What Zofia does can often go unnoticed, but not by our coaches.

Her workrate is phenomenal, working so hard for the team, gets stuck in, often against girls bigger than her but never shies away from a challenge, she is strong in the tackle and wins the ball back regularly for the team and has an eye for a pass chipping in with regular assists.

Zofia had a great month and was an instrumental part of the team playing in two Cup finals in April.

Well deserved Zofia!

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On Tuesday evening, East Riding Rangers Girls Blacks U14's entertained Cottingham Rangers in the final home game of the ...
16/05/2026

On Tuesday evening, East Riding Rangers Girls Blacks U14's entertained Cottingham Rangers in the final home game of the season.

The girls were excited and looking forward to the Cottingham derby. πŸ’ͺ🏻πŸ’ͺ🏻 It was a lovely evening for a game of football.

The game started well for East Riding imposing themselves on Cottingham from the off not allowing them any time and space on the ball.

It wasn't long before East Riding had the early breakthrough after more pressure initially from the midfield forcing a mistake for Izzy Murray to intercept on the halfway who turned her opponent and raced away finishing superbly for a 1-0 lead.

Riding were keeping up the pressure and creating plenty of chances that we couldn't capitalise on, Cottingham had grown in to the game but hadn't really troubled our keeper.

Then East Riding doubled their lead from a throw in, down the left to Amelia Wardell who drove past a player and towards goal before bending a wonderful effort in to the far corner for a 2-0 half time lead.

The coaches spoke at half-time about keeping levels high and to keep the press going as it was working well but perhaps to try and pass the ball a bit quicker and not to have too many touches. πŸ˜€πŸ˜€

The second half begun and a change of formation from Cottingham caused us a few problems early on as they imposed themselves more on the game.

Nell Gomerson in the Riding goal had to make a fabulous save from close range to keep the score at 2-0. East Riding were having to defend well as Cottingham pushed again winning consecutive corners putting us under lots of pressure.

Nell Gomerson was called into action again to deny Cottingham with 2 unbelievably outstanding saves, proving again why she's the best No1 in the league. πŸ§€πŸ˜€πŸ§€

Then East Riding grabbed a third to relieve some of the pressure as a Grace Grandidge through ball was latched onto to Izzy Murray who did the rest with a lovely finish.

Three soon turned in to four as Zofia Burn won the ball back brilliantly in midfield, got her head up to play a wonderful ball to Izzy Murray who rounded the keeper and slotted it home with her left foot for a 4-0 lead.

Cottingham showed great character though and hit back with 2 well taken quick goals to halve the deficit and continue to show they were not out of the game just yet.

East Riding though showed good character of their own as a huge Nell Gomerson kick was controlled well by Izzy Murray who turned past the defender and scored a great effort to make it 5-2.

Riding were not quite finished though as Amelia Wardell pressed high up the pitch forcing an error from the opposition as she blocked a clearance and Izzy Murray was in the right place as she scored her 5th goal of the game with another lovely finish.

An outstanding performance from all the girls in an emphatic win show casing hard work, playing some great football and scoring some fantastic goals.

Parents player of the match - Lottie Fewster, Lottie has been outstanding this season really working hard for the team and when in possession showing good quality on the ball with her calmness under pressure. A great game. πŸ‘πŸ»πŸ†πŸ’ͺ🏻

Coaches player's of the match - Izzy Murray and Charlotte Lilley.

Izzy has had another amazing season and again showed why she is the best forward in the league. Scoring 5 goals but all with a different type of finish showing off her new boots and finishing ability. An outstanding game. πŸ‘πŸ»πŸ†πŸ’ͺ🏻⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️

Charlotte was an absolute rock in the heart of our defence, also one of the best in the league at what she does. She shows fantastic desire and determination never letting her opponent past her and also made some superb driving runs in to midfield. A fantastic game. πŸ‘πŸ»πŸ†πŸ’ͺ🏻

Also a special mention to Nell Gomerson, our No 1 who was outstanding and made some really important saves at the beginning of the second half to keep us ahead. πŸ‘πŸ»πŸ§€πŸ’ͺ🏻

βš½οΈβš½οΈβ€οΈπŸ–€β€οΈπŸ–€βš½οΈβš½οΈEast Riding Rangers u8s (u9s in September) are looking to add a player to our squad. We are an established...
13/05/2026

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East Riding Rangers u8s (u9s in September) are looking to add a player to our squad.

We are an established G2 side, who are aiming to press on to G1.

We’re looking for a player with a love for football, who enjoys being challenged and wants to develop within an experienced footballing side.

13/05/2026

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GOOD LUCK TO OUR U12'S REDS ON SUNDAY!!

Late match report......πŸ˜¬πŸ˜¬βš½οΈβš½οΈβ€οΈπŸ–€β€οΈπŸ–€βš½οΈβš½οΈEast Riding Rangers Girls Blacks U14's last Wednesday faced a tough home game in ...
12/05/2026

Late match report......😬😬

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East Riding Rangers Girls Blacks U14's last Wednesday faced a tough home game in a re-run of the County Cup final.

It was set to be a tough game with Hessle Rangers sat at the top of the league pushing for the title.

The game started and there was nothing at all between the two sides, Hessle perhaps started the better but East Riding grew in to the game as both teams were playing some good football, being brave in possession and creating chances.

Then on 30 minutes Hessle took the lead against the run of play after a great ball and run down the left as their forward finished well from close range. Then a huge blow for East Riding as Hessle doubled their lead right on half-time with a great long range effort.

The coaches decided for a change of formation for the second half which perhaps didn't work out quite so well as we conceded 2 quick goals before Izzy Murray pulled one back after taking down a big kick from Nell Gomerson. Izzy turned past a few defenders before smashing an effort from 20yds past their keeper.

East Riding then had a good spell but couldn't take their chances as Hessle Rangers added a few more to win the game with a scoreline which perhaps looked more comfortable than it actually was.

East Riding Rangers Girls Blacks 1-6 Hessle Rangers

Parents player of the match - Charlotte Lilley, Charlotte had a tremendous match in the heart of defence, timing her tackles well, making plenty of slide tackles to disposess the opposition on numerous occasions. πŸ‘πŸ»πŸ†πŸ’ͺ🏻

Coaches player's of the match - Grace Grandidge and Lottie Fewster.

Grace worked tirelessly in midfield, up against player's twice her size but never shied away from a tackle, won the ball back time after time and showed good composure and quality on the ball when looking to play forward. πŸ‘πŸ»πŸ†πŸ’ͺ🏻

Lottie also put in a fantastic shift for the team, showed good quality on the ball finding her passes well starting off attacks and showed good strength when tackling the opposition. πŸ‘πŸ»πŸ†πŸ’ͺ🏻

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