Junior football tournaments, festivals and camps across the UK.
17 events found
Tournament
Sat, 25 Jul 2026
Woking, Surrey
Kestrel Youth Football
Open to all
Mixed · Boys · Girls · 5-a-side, 7-a-side
Fun day
Sun, 26 Jul 2026
Guildford, Surrey
Kestrel Youth Football
Open to all · Development / beginner-friendly
Mixed
Festival
Sun, 2 Aug 2026
London
Her Game Football
Open to all · Development / beginner-friendly
Holiday camp
10–14 Aug 2026
Reading, Berkshire
Ridgeway Sports Camps
Open to all · Development / beginner-friendly
Mixed · camp
Tournament
15–16 Aug 2026
Crawley, Sussex
Goalline Events
Advanced / academy players · Development / beginner-friendly
Boys · Girls · 7-a-side, 9-a-side
Tournament
Sat, 22 Aug 2026
Manchester, Greater Manchester
Northline Soccer Academy
Open to all · Development / beginner-friendly
Mixed · Boys · 7-a-side
Festival
Sun, 6 Sept 2026
Chelmsford, Essex
Eastside Football Festivals
Open to all · Development / beginner-friendly
Mixed · 5-a-side
Tournament
Sun, 13 Sept 2026
Liverpool, Merseyside
Northline Soccer Academy
Open to all
Mixed · 7-a-side
Trials
Sun, 20 Sept 2026
Basingstoke, Hampshire
Northline Soccer Academy
Advanced / academy players · Development / beginner-friendly
Mixed · trials
Tournament
Sat, 26 Sept 2026
Guildford, Surrey
Riverside Youth FC
Open to all
Mixed · 7-a-side
Tournament
Sun, 4 Oct 2026
Watford, Hertfordshire
Goalline Events
Open to all
Mixed · Boys · 7-a-side
Tournament
Sun, 11 Oct 2026
Maidstone, Kent
Her Game Football
Open to all
Holiday camp
27–29 Oct 2026
Chelmsford, Essex
Eastside Football Festivals
Open to all · Development / beginner-friendly
Mixed · camp
League
7 Nov – 12 Dec 2026
Leeds, West Yorkshire
Northline Soccer Academy
Open to all
Mixed · 5-a-side
Tournament · Futsal
Sat, 14 Nov 2026
Birmingham, West Midlands
Midland Futsal League
Open to all · Development / beginner-friendly
Mixed · futsal-5
Tournament
Sun, 17 Jan 2027
Woking, Surrey
Kestrel Youth Football
Open to all
Mixed · 5-a-side
Tournament · Futsal
Sat, 13 Mar 2027
Birmingham, West Midlands
Midland Futsal League
Open to all
Mixed · futsal-5
Browse junior and youth football tournaments across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Start with a country, English region or local area, narrow the list by age group, or search by postcode when travelling distance matters most. It is free to search.
Tournament details are organiser-declared. Always check with the organiser before entering or travelling.
Pick where you want to look. Choose a country to see the areas within it, or jump straight to an English region.
Regions are a starting point, not a hard boundary. Plenty of teams travel across a regional border for the right event, so once you have found your area it is worth checking neighbours too.
Choose a county or local area to see tournaments there and in nearby places that may also be within reach. The area names used vary across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
You can also start from your team rather than your map. Browse by age group from U7 to U16.
From the 2026/27 season, the standard pathway in England is 3v3 at U7, 5v5 at U8 and U9, 7v7 at U10 and U11, 9v9 at U12 and U13, and 11v11 from U14. Formats may differ elsewhere in the UK, and tournaments sometimes use alternatives such as 6v6, so check the individual listing.
If you already know how far you can travel, searching by postcode is often quicker than browsing, because a radius looks across county and regional borders to whatever is within your distance.
For the full location-first experience, go to the tournament search near you.
Many outdoor grassroots tournaments take place from late spring through the summer, with particularly strong availability between June and August. Timing varies by area, age group and organiser, and indoor or pre-season tournaments may run at other points in the year.
Some summer events open for entries months in advance, so it is worth looking early or setting an alert for your age group.
The tournament level is set by the organiser, not assessed by FindMeFootball, so treat it as a guide and check with the organiser before entering, especially if your team is on the boundary between one level and the next. Our guide to choosing the right level goes into more detail.
Before you commit, a listing shows what the organiser has declared, so it is worth checking the level against your squad, the format and squad size, how many games you are guaranteed, the date and kick-off time, parking, the wet-weather and refund policy, and the total cost. Our team manager checklist runs through all of it, and the parent guide covers what the day itself looks like.
Where a tournament uses FindMeFootball on the day, organisers can publish fixtures, results, group tables and knockout brackets, so families can check the next kick-off, the table and their next opponent from the sideline rather than a printed sheet. You will see these tools on the listing where they are available.
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You can add fixtures, results and tables too, so teams follow the day on their phones instead of chasing you for scores. List a new tournament or claim an existing listing to keep the details right. If you want more detail first, read our guide to listing a tournament.
FindMeFootball lists junior and youth tournaments across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Coverage varies by area, with some parts of the UK currently carrying more listings than others. If your area looks quiet, set an alert or tell us about a tournament we are missing.
Most outdoor tournaments run from late spring through the summer, with the strongest availability between June and August. Timing varies by area, age group and organiser, and some indoor or pre-season events run at other times. Popular summer tournaments often take entries months ahead, so it helps to plan early.
Browse by local area when you want to see what is available across a wider part of the country. Search by postcode when travelling time matters more, because the radius search can show tournaments across county, council and regional boundaries.
No. FindMeFootball is a listing platform, not a verification service. Tournament details are organiser-declared, which means the organiser provides them. Always check with the organiser before entering or travelling. Use Report incorrect information if listing details appear wrong, or Report a concern for a safety, conduct or safeguarding issue.
Fees are usually charged per team rather than per player. Many ordinary one-day grassroots tournaments cost around £40 to £80 per team, with prices close to £60 now common. Some community festivals are free or charge less, while academy, stadium, prestige, tour and residential events can cost considerably more. Each listing shows the organiser-declared fee.
Yes, where organisers have listed them. Use the category filter to show girls' and mixed tournaments alongside the age group and area you are searching. As always, confirm the specifics with the organiser.
Searching is free for parents, coaches and team managers. Listing is free for organisers. There is no fee to search, save a search or set up alerts. Entry fees for the tournaments themselves are set by organisers, not by FindMeFootball.