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First women's UK amputee football matches take place - BBC News

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Left to right are Shelbee Clarke, Izzy Papandronicou and Marni Voak. They are standing close together in front of a football pitch and are wearing football shirts.

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First UK women's amputee football matches to take place in Sawston

Overview

The newly formed Cambridge City FC Women's Amputee Team is playing the Polish national team in the first all-women matches of their kind in the UK. Because there are no dedicated women's amputee football leagues in the UK, matches and training are typically mixed. The historic fixtures are taking place on Saturday and Sunday at the club's stadium in Sawston.

Key points

  • Cambridge City FC Women's Amputee Team is playing two matches against the Polish national team.
  • These fixtures mark the first all-women's amputee football matches to take place in the UK.
  • The Cambridge City women's team was formed only a few months prior, holding its inaugural training session in May.
  • The Polish team previously finished third in the Women's Amputee Football World Cup in 2024.
  • Amputee football is played with seven-a-side teams and features specific rules, such as crutches counting as handballs.
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