Chorley's Festival of Football Takes Over Victory Park

Chorley FC Community Foundation is taking over Victory Park this Sunday for an exciting day of football. The Foundation is organising two tournaments consisting of 15 teams, promising a full day of 5-a-side fun.

The Community Foundation has invited teams from across the North West who either attend Andy’s Man Club (a men's suicide prevention charity) or Social Inclusion Teams (supporting Men’s mental health), and Chorley FC, and football fans in general, are encouraged to come along and support their local teams. 

The Foundation is inviting spectators to come along and enjoy the day's events, with the bar open and some top-quality football on display.

The first tournament (12.30pm-2.30pm) will feature Andy’s Man Teams, with players of all ages and abilities taking part. The second tournament (2.30pm-7.30pm) will be a more competitive affair with Social Inclusion Teams from across the region battling it out for the top prize.

Chorley FC Community Foundation is dedicated to using the power of football to create positive change in the local community. By organising events like this festival of football, the foundation is bringing people together and promoting the benefits of an active lifestyle.

The foundation is also committed to providing opportunities for people of all ages to get involved in football, regardless of their background or ability. Through its various programs and initiatives, the foundation is helping to inspire the next generation of footballers and create a brighter future for the community as a whole.

So, whether you're a die-hard Chorley FC fan or just looking for a fun day out, be sure to head down to Victory Park this Sunday for the festival of football. With some fantastic football on display and plenty of entertainment throughout the day, it promises to be an event to remember.