Our Kent Disability Football League team, Canterbury Eagles Hurricanes, were delighted to welcome Tankerton’s 16+ Pan-disability team for a friendly.

Eagles’ girls teams were delighted to be awarded £500 by the panel of the Allianz Sports Fund recently.

Our disability teams have completed a highly successful first season in the KDFL. Our Disability Football Lead Tony Newington gives us his end-of-season notes.

We’re looking to add to our girls’ squad moving into 9-a-side u12s football next season. Under our Girls’ Football Development Lead, Jo Treharne, girls can look forward to a fun-packed season as we look to build on a successful first year as a team.

Tickets are NOW available for the Eagles End of Season Extravaganza on Saturday 11th June, from 5pm - 9pm at St Stephen’s Junior School.

Having already lead his brilliant Eagles team to a league title, one young manager is about to take his ‘soccer’ skills stateside.

We’re delighted to announce the club has been granted CASC (Community Amateur Sports Club) status by HMRC.

Register your interest in our girls’ football day for current school years 5, 6 and 7 on April 30th.

Boots too small? Swap them for a bigger pair with our new Boot Fair initiative.

With a state-of-the-art new facility on the horizon that will put female footballers first, Canterbury Eagles are proud to be expanding our number of girls' teams next season.

Eagles enjoyed a brilliant day out at the Valley watching Charlton Athletic recently. Check out some of the photos…

Have you got a good eye for those magic moments that make grassroots football so special? Send us your photos and videos of the Eagles and win prizes!

New! Over 40s walking football. A fun, non-contact, low-impact version of the game.

We are lending our full support to Play Safe – a national FA-led campaign to raise awareness of the importance of safeguarding in football.

Our ethos of being a truly inclusive club has been strengthened with a £200 award from Canterbury Council’s Opportunities fund.

We’re excited to report that Canterbury Eagles has been admitted to the Kent Disability Football League (KDFL).

The appalling racist abuse suffered by Marcus Rashford, Bukayo Saka and Jadon Sancho demonstrates the racism that still exists within our country.

We’re delighted to announce that after a year’s break our Presentation Evening is back!