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Results from the CUFC 2nd team

Sat 10 Apr 2021 15:00
4CEN Kenn Valley United 1st 2 - 1 Cranbrook United 2nd

Sat 17 Apr 2021 16:30
4CEN Tedburn St Mary 2nd 1 - 1 Cranbrook United 2nd

Sat 24 Apr 2021 15:00
4CEN Cranbrook United 2nd 1 - 1 Priory 1st

Sat 01 May 2021 15:00
4CEN Cranbrook United 2nd 2 - 1 Newton St Cyres 2nd

Results from Cranbrook United 1st

Sat 10 Apr 2021 15:00
3EST Cranbrook United 1st 1 - 4 Awliscombe 1st

Sat 24 Apr 2021 15:00
3EST Dawlish United 2nd 4 - 0 Cranbrook United 1st

Sat 01 May 2021 15:00
3EST Wi******er 2nd 6 - 0 Cranbrook United 1st

Wed 05 May 2021 18:45
3EST Awliscombe 1st 1 - 0 Cranbrook United 1st

Only 1 goal in four games 👀👀

The results you may have missed with Cranbrook 1st Team...

Sat 10 Apr 2021 15:00
2EST Cranbrook 1st 6 - 5 Exeter United 1st

Sat 17 Apr 2021 16:30
2EST Exeter United 1st 1 - 4 Cranbrook 1st

Sat 24 Apr 2021 15:00
2EST Cranbrook 1st 8 - 0 Feniton 2nd

Sat 01 May 2021 15:00
2EST East Budleigh 2nd 1 - 4 Cranbrook 1st

4 wins in a row 😎

Re-opening day of the DEF League this is how our teams have done.

Feniton 2nd 1 - 5 Cranbrook 1st
Cranbrook United 2nd 1 - 3 Whipton & Pinhoe 2nd

An update on the return of outdoor grassroots football

The FA has provided an update on the return of outdoor grassroots football and support available to clubs across the grassroots football community.

As part of the next stage of the Government’s roadmap out of national lockdown, outdoor sports facilities can open, and organised outdoor football can take place.

We have now published our updated guidance, based on the latest Government advice available, which applies to all outdoor youth and adult football and futsal, including all formats of the game. If there are any further updates from the Government, we will communicate these in due course. We will also update our guidance as we move through the different steps of the Government’s roadmap out of lockdown.

Travel
The Government guidance on travel is that the ‘stay at home’ rule will end on Monday 29 March, but many restrictions will remain in place. As organised sport can resume, all participants may travel to games but should avoid travel at the busiest times and routes, as well as minimising any unnecessary journeys where possible. All participants must follow thegovernment’s guidance on safer travel.

Changing rooms
Changing rooms cannot be used as part of step one in the roadmap out of lockdown and must remain shut. Toilets will be allowed to open, 30 minutes before and 30 minutes after training and/or matches. All government guidance on hygiene and social distancing measures must be followed.

Spectators
No spectators are allowed at grassroots football as part of step one of the Government’s roadmap. One parent or guardian per child is permitted, where clubs and facilities can safely accommodate this and following all appropriate guidance.

Indoor football
Indoor sport is not currently allowed. This is planned to return no earlier than the 17th May, as part of step three of the Government’s roadmap, apart from disability football, which is currently allowed to take place indoors.

It is extremely important that clubs, players, coaches, match officials, league officials, volunteers, parents, carers, and facility providers continue to strictly follow both the UK Government’s latest guidance on COVID-19 and respective bespoke guidance documents from the FA. Any incidents of non-compliance will be reported to the local County Football Association.

Further FA financial support for the game
With the assistance of Sport England, we are pleased to confirm we will be offering funding to County FAs to provide free or discounted 2021-22 season affiliation worth £10 per team. This will be available across the whole of affiliated football, assisting everyone with getting back to the game they love, and especially those from under-represented areas of the game such as women and girls, lower socio-economic groups, minority groups and those with a disability.

We, alongside Sport England, strongly encourage all of those restarting in the weeks ahead to ensure that everyone is able to benefit, no matter their age or gender, from fair and equal access to playing opportunities.
In addition to this, our ‘Return to Football Fund’, made possible with Sport England funding from the National Lottery, will provide £2.1 million targeted at supporting people in low participation groups to start playing again. It will also fund initiatives aimed at bringing new players into the game and cover the cost of adapting to COVID-19 rules.

Finally, alongside our partners at The Football Foundation, we also recently announced two other new funds to provide further financial support to clubs over the longer term. The £14 million Grass Pitch Maintenance Fund is providing six-year tapered grants to improve the quality of grass pitches, whilst the Small Grants fund is available to help clubs pay for essential equipment and machinery they need to start playing again. Clubs can apply for up to £25k to refurbish their changing rooms, pay for grass pitch drainage, new goalposts, pitch maintenance equipment and portable floodlights.

For more information about the funds and how to apply, visit the Football Foundation website: https://footballfoundation.org.uk/game-on
Clubs and leagues can access our online support hub and podcasts which includes up to date information, guidance and signposts as well as other useful information relating to funding and support
If you want further information please contact PAUL MORRISON at the DCFA.

Game on | Football Foundation Funded by The FA and Sport England using National Lottery funding, Return to Football is a £2.1m investment to support FA Charter Standard Clubs and Not-for-profit Community Organisations in England's most deprived areas to restart or create new football activity. Funding is also available for Dis...

ALL LEAGUE TABLES have now been adjusted showing the teams that are continuing for the rest of this season in their respective divisions.
We are aiming to get the fixtures on FullTime before the weekend.

Season Restart Update
After the LMC Meeting held on Monday evening, we are pleased to announce that our Season will resume from Saturday, 3rd April.
Fixtures have been compiled and being checked ready to publish, they will appear on FullTime later in the week along with a list of the CLUBS NOT wising to continue.
All Club Secretaries will be contacted with any changes that may arise during the rest of the season along with being published on this website.
For all players, committee members, etc. if you have any questions please contact your Club Secretary who should be able to answer them

League statement on current season
SEASON RESTART
All Member Clubs have been emailed with details on how we propose to continue this season.
They have been asked to complete a questionnaire with their intentions etc.
As soon as all replies have been received and compiled the League Management Committee will meet to finalise the way forward for the rest of this season.

All non-league football below the National League has been curtailed for the second successive season.

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/56186734

Non-league steps three to six curtailed for second season All non-league football below the National League is curtailed for a second successive season.

All eyes on Boris and the FA

The DEF League Secretary Neil Anthony has informed the League’s Management team that they will review the remainder of the season after the Prime Minister’s statement on Monday and an expected statement from the FA.

The League have called off their monthly zoom meeting as no football has been played, but are hopeful of making a decision on the rest of the 2020-2021 season asap.
Meantime Stay safe.

We are back so we hope you had a merry christmas and happy new year.
Let's get back into the swing of things... 😂😂😂

Cranbrook FC achievements.

Division Eight 2015 - 16
Champions

Division Seven 2016 - 17
Runners Up

Division Six 2017 - 18
Promoted (4th Place)

Division Five 2018 - 19
Promoted (By default)

Division Four 2019 - 20
Halted due to COVID-19

Division Two East 2020 - 21 ? - What will this year bring?

LOCKDOWN NEWS ON FIXTURES

League preparing for next fixtures in December
Although all November matches have been postponed due to Lockdown the League have issued their next fixtures for Saturday 5th December. Obviously we have to be guided by the FA but if given the green flag to get under way next month, DEF Fixtures’s Secretary has been optimistically busy.

Not this again.
Coronavirus: Grassroots football in England suspended during lockdown.
See more with the link below.
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https://defleague.co.uk/news-stories/football-suspended-as-from-thursday-nov-4th/

Football suspended as from thursday Nov 5th - Joma Devon & Exeter Football League Hi everyone, as expected, we must cease our fixtures from Thursday 5th November until at least Wednesday 2nd December. We as a League will be trying everything possible to get outstanding fixtures played as soon as possible, there is no guarantee that after the 5th December that we will be allowed t...

Axminster Town 2nds v Cranbrook 1st
FULL TIME: 4-3. Sorry for the delay and unlucky lads ⚽️👏

Cranbrook United 1st P – P Wi******er 2nd
The home match against Wi******er was unfortunately postponed due to weather conditions.


Newton St Cyres 2nd v Cranbrook United 2nd
FULL TIME: 6-0. The home team were far the best team and well done.

TOMORROW: Cranbrook United 2nd Team travel to Newtown St Cyres for a Devon and Exeter Football League Division 4 Central encounter (14:15 KO)

Please join Cranbrook United 1st as they are at home looking for that another important League win!
Date: 31/10/2020
Game: Division 3 East Match
Versus: Wi******er 2nd
Where: The Ingrams, LONDON ROAD, ROCKBEARE, Devon
Post Code: EX5 2FP
Kick Off: 15:00

TOMORROW: After last weekend's draw against Sidmouth Town 3rds, Cranbrook FC visit Axminster as they try and look to winning ways and bringing home the points in the Devon and Exeter Football League Division 2 East fixture.
KO at 3.00 at AXMINSTER TOWN AFC Main pitch, CHARD ROAD, AXMINSTER, Devon EX13 5HN

The results are in.

Cranbrook FC vs Sidmouth Town 3rd
FULL TIME: 3-3. Oh Lordy... Sidmouth were sharp late on AGAIN and bag a share of the spoils
3-0 in the first 20 minutes...

Farway United P – P Cranbrook United 1st
The away match against Farway United has unfortunately been postponed due to the weather conditions.


Cranbrook United 2nd vs City Raiders AFC
FULL TIME: 3-1. They make hard work of it but what a three points that could prove to be...

The results are finally in...
Sidmouth Town vs. Cranbrook FC
FULL TIME: 2-2. Oh Lordy... Sidmouth were sharp late on and bag a share of the spoils

Devon Yeoman 2nd vs. Cranbrook United 1st
FULL TIME: 0-2. Wow... what a finish 😂
2 wins on the bounce.


Beacon Knights 1st vs. Cranbrook United 2nd
FULL TIME: 3-2.
Unlucky performance given the circumstances. 👏🏽⚽️

The Teams from Cranbrook are on the road.

GAMEDAY: Cranbrook FC visit Sidmouth Town 3rds in the Devon and Exeter Football League Division 2 East fixture
Kick Off @ 3:00


GAMEDAY: Cranbrook United 1st Team are on the road as they visit Pinhoe as they try and look to winning ways in the Division 3 East fixture.
KO at 14:30 at Hamlin Lane Playing Fields Pitch 1. EX1 2SA
Your support, as always, is vital and much appreciated
Hope to see you there! ⚽️👍


GAMEDAY: Cranbrook United 2nd Team travel to Bettysmead for a Devon and Exeter Football League Division 4 Central encounter (3:00 KO)
Their hosts are in good form, so this has all the hallmarks of a great game.
Remember to follow the all important COVID-19 guidelines

The results are finally in.

Cranbrook FC 1 – 3 Millwey Rise
Unlucky lads ⚽️👏


Upottery 2nd 0- 1 Cranbrook United 1st
Good start to the 2020 campaign with their first win in the Devon and Exeter Football League ⚽️👏


Cranbrook United 2nd vs. Tedburn St Mary 2nd
RESULT: 0-0. They worked at it but in the end only came away with a point

THIS SATURDAY: Tedburn St. Mary 2nd are Cranbrook United 2nds guests for a Devon and Exeter Football League Division 4 Central game (3:00 KO)
If you're longing to watch some great football then make sure YOU come to the Ingrams!

Please join Cranbrook United 1st as they are on the road looking for that important League win!
Date: 10/10/2020
Game: Division 3 East Match
Versus: Upottery 2nds
Where: Culverwell, Upottery, Honiton, Devon (Glebe Park)
Post Code: EX14 9RH
Kick Off: 15:00

THIS SATURDAY: Cranbrook FC welcome Millwey Rise to the Cranbrook Education Campus for a Devon and Exeter Football League Division 2 East match (3:00 KO)
Your support, as always, is vital and much appreciated ⚽️👍

Cranbrook FC - DEF League Division 2 East Results
2EST 19th Sep (A) Ottery St Mary II 6 – 3 Division 2 East
2EST 26th Sep (H) Pinhoe 6 – 1 Division 2 East
2EST 3rd Oct (A) Axmouth Utd 0 – 10 Division 2 East

Cranbrook United 1st DEF League Division 3 East Results
3EST 19th Sep (H) Topsham Town II 0 – 4 Division 3 East
3EST 26th Sep (A) Offwell Rangers P – P Division 3 East
3EST 3rd Oct (H) Offwell Rangers P – P Division 3 East

Cranbrook United 2nd DEF League Division 4 Central Results
4CEN 19th Sep (A) Exeter Panthers 1 – 6 Division 4 Central
4CEN 26th Sep (H) Beacon Knights 2 – 1 Division 4 Central
4CEN 3rd Oct (A) Cheriton Fitzpaine 7 – 1 Division 4 Central

Let's get behind our clubs ⚽⚽⚽

Here are the final scores for our Local Teams.

DIVISION 2 EAST
Ottery St Mary AFC 2nd 6 - 3 Cranbrook FC

DIVISION 3 EAST
Cranbrook United 1st 0 - 4 Topsham Town 2nd

DIVISION 4 CENTRAL
Exeter Panthers AFC 1 - 6 Cranbrook United 2nd

Cranbrook FC are away to
Ottery St Mary AFC 2nd in the Division 2 East

We are now looking at bringing to you Cranbrook FC and Cranbrook United fixtures and results.