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⚽ MATCH REPORTPrudhoe Falcons 1–2 WrekentonAfter what has felt like a long summer, the Falcons were finally back in acti...
05/09/2026

⚽ MATCH REPORT

Prudhoe Falcons 1–2 Wrekenton

After what has felt like a long summer, the Falcons were finally back in action, facing a Wrekenton side we knew would provide a tough test.

It was Prudhoe who started the brighter of the two teams, creating problems all over the pitch and putting Wrekenton under plenty of pressure. Despite that, we somehow found ourselves behind when a corner caught the wind and ended up in the back of the net.

The Falcons didn’t let their heads drop and continued to push forward, eventually getting the goal our pressure deserved. Jake and Matthew causing the Wrekenton defence all sorts of problems and deservedly equalised through Jake.

The second half became a much more open affair, with chances at both ends. Unfortunately, Wrekenton managed to break forward and find the winning goal.

Despite the result, there were plenty of positives to take from the performance. On another day, the Falcons could easily have scored four or five, and the final score certainly doesn’t reflect the overall story of the game.

A frustrating result, but a positive performance and plenty to build on as we get the season underway. 🦅💪

🏆 MOTM: Jake Beveridge

That's a wrap on another brilliant Punky Paul Memorial Tournament! ⚽🏆The Falcons gave it everything today but couldn't q...
04/07/2026

That's a wrap on another brilliant Punky Paul Memorial Tournament! ⚽🏆

The Falcons gave it everything today but couldn't quite retain the cup. Plenty of good football on show and some cracking goals along the way—well done to all the lads.

Congratulations to Whickham Fellside on lifting the trophy after a hard-fought 2–1 win over Westerhope Blues in a fantastic final. Commiserations to Westerhope, who were unlucky not to take it all the way.

A massive thank you to every team that took part, travelling from as far North west as Wark and as far south as Darlington and Middlesbrough. Every game was played in great spirit, was evenly contested, and made for a cracking day's football.

Finally, a huge thank you to all our volunteers. Days like this simply wouldn't be possible without your time, effort and commitment, and we can't thank you enough.

Thanks to everyone who came along and helped make it another memorable day in honour of Punky Paul.

Safe travels home, enjoy the rest of your summer, and we wish every club the very best for the 2026/27 season.

See you all again next year! ❤️🖤❤️🖤

⚽️ FOOTBALLS COMING HOME! ⚽⚽ Saturday from 10.30 Down Eastwood School Playing Fields! ⚽️Prudhoe Falcons are proud to wel...
01/07/2026

⚽️ FOOTBALLS COMING HOME! ⚽

⚽ Saturday from 10.30 Down Eastwood School Playing Fields! ⚽️

Prudhoe Falcons are proud to welcome teams from across the North East for the 3rd Annual Punky Paul Memorial Cup.

If you're thinking of spending your weekend watching that tournament over the pond... why not swap VAR, millionaires and overpaid prima donnas for proper football, questionable refereeing decisions and players giving absolutely everything for the badge? 😉

Get yourselves down and support some fantastic grassroots football. Expect plenty of passion, commitment and a few last-ditch tackles that would make the pros wince!

Spectators are very welcome, and donations are greatly appreciated.

📸 We're also looking for a photographer to capture all the action. If you know someone with an Enhanced DBS who'd be interested, please tag them or ask them to get in touch.

Come along, cheer the lads on and help us make this year's Punky Paul Memorial Cup another fantastic weekend of football. 💙⚽

25/05/2026

Match report

Hilda park 4
Prudhoe falcons 3

Goals - Oj
Alfie P
Joe

On Saturday we went to Chester le street to take on promotion/ pushing for the league Hilda park. Really good organised team which is why they are up at the top of the league, but Prudhoe absolutely matched them today, if not was the better team. Prudhoe went behind 1st but we pulled it back through OJ as he slotted his pen away and then Alfie Popov got us ahead in the game with a nice solo effort. Then Hilda started to push again and got the equaliser. Prudhoe didn’t give up and pushed Hilda back causing them lots of trouble and Joe managed to get the last touch to make it 3-2. We looked really comfortable throughout the game but they pushed there centre half forward which caused a few problems. Got the equaliser then got done by a dodgy referee decision which made it 4-3. Prudhoe felt really hard done by as we were the better team on the day and proved we can match the promotion looking teams.

Man of match: was given to all 11 players as they battled all away through to the final whistle, in what was the hottest day of the year with no subs.

Well done lads

11/05/2026

Sunderland FOL 0
Prudhoe Falcons 0

A frustrating day for the lads as they did everything but score. Chances came left, right and centre and if one had gone in, it could have snowballed to 7 or 8.

The defence was solid throughout, meaning Riley had a quiet morning in the rain and didn’t really have any saves to make.

With 2 games left to play and points still up for grabs, we’ll get back on the training pitch for some shooting practice and look to be more clinical in front of goal.

MOTM ⭐
Matthew Paisley – in what was his best game of the season, he constantly asked questions of their full-back while also putting in a strong defensive shift.

Match ReportPrudhoe Falcons 4 Hebburn Barca 1After what has felt like a tough season, the lads showed great character to...
02/05/2026

Match Report
Prudhoe Falcons 4
Hebburn Barca 1

After what has felt like a tough season, the lads showed great character to battle hard and secure a well-deserved win — one that’s been a long time coming.

Despite going behind early on, the team responded brilliantly. Ollie made a smart run in behind the defence to grab the equaliser, settling any nerves.

Just before halftime, Jake found the net to give the Falcons a crucial lead going into the break.
In the second half, the team continued to push on, with everyone putting in a fantastic performance.

Riley was outstanding in goal, pulling off some critical saves to keep us ahead and earning a well-deserved Man of the Match.

However, the real story of the day belongs to Josh Day. Having been a key part of the squad through thick and thin over the years, Josh marked his final game in junior football in style, scoring twice to secure the three points. A fitting send-off as he moves on to new challenges.

Everyone at the Falcons wishes Josh the very best of luck for the future — go smash it!

Goals:
Ollie
Jake
Josh (2)

Man of the Match:
Riley
Josh

18/04/2026

Match Report: Sunderland City Jrs 2 – 0 Prudhoe Falcons

A tough result for the lads today, but let’s not be too hard on ourselves. The team were asked to try a new formation on a big pitch, lining up in a 3-5-2, and there were plenty of positives to take from the game.

The back three were solid and adapted well, while the wing-backs worked tirelessly and carried out everything that was asked of them.

The team battled throughout, created chances, and competed well. We were caught late in the first half when, the first time the home side entered our box, they scored against the run of play.

The lads kept trying and never stopped battling, but with a run of difficult results, confidence is a little low in the camp at the moment, and City went on to score a second.

On another day, with the wind in our sails, we win that game comfortably. Unfortunately, when confidence is low, the ball just doesn’t bounce your way.

With games coming thick and fast, hopefully we can turn the corner and finish the season strongly.

Man of the Match: Joe Inness

11/04/2026

Match Report: Crook 5 – 1 Prudhoe

A tough afternoon for the Falcons, who fell behind early after a sloppy opening goal. Despite the setback, the lads responded well, working hard and playing some lovely football throughout the game.

Unfortunately, Crook doubled their lead, but Prudhoe showed great character and continued trying to play their way back into the match. Their efforts were rewarded when Josh found the net to make it 2–1 and give the Falcons hope.

However, they were unable to build on that momentum, and a strong centre-forward display from the home side helped Crook pull away with a few more tidy finishes to seal a 5–1 victory.

On another day, the lads could have taken something from the game, as the scoreline didn’t fully reflect the contest. Confidence may be a little low at the moment, but they’ll be hoping to bounce back on the road next week.

28/03/2026

Match Report
Blackfyne 3 – Falcons 1
A strong first half saw us take the lead through a great turn and finish from Jake. Unfortunately, the game shifted in the second half as we faced into a tough wind, allowing Blackfyne to build momentum, equalise, and then take the lead.
At the drinks break, we asked the lads to dig in and apply pressure. To their credit, they responded well despite the conditions and began to turn the screw themselves. However, the game’s key moment came when Jake was forced off with an injury following a poor challenge, with the defender somehow remaining on the pitch.
Pushing for an equaliser late on left us exposed, and Blackfyne added a third to seal the result.
Despite everything, the lads showed great character by not getting drawn into the surrounding behaviour and demonstrated real class throughout.
Keep going, boys — the wins will come.

MOTM: OJ

28/02/2026

Match Report
Prudhoe Falcons 1 – 3 NE Sports Gunners
A game of two halves for the Falcons this weekend.
Prudhoe flew out of the blocks and on another day could easily have found themselves three goals to the good. A series of missed chances proved costly, and against the run of play the Gunners capitalised to take a 0–1 lead into half-time.
NESG returned after the break with a few tactical tweaks in midfield and, as legs began to tire, Prudhoe conceded a second from a sloppy moment. The lads showed great character and continued to push forward, and with five minutes remaining Jake found the net to pull one back and set up a tense finish.
Chasing the equaliser and committing players forward, the Gunners took advantage of the space left behind and added a third to seal the result.
Plenty of positives to take — the team battled throughout and arguably deserved more from the game. Despite missing the captain and the heart of the defence, the back line were outstanding in their first game together and rightly share the Man of the Match award.

Man of the Match:
Jenson
George
Joe
Ollie
Mustafa
Well done, lads. 👏

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