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ALL ENGLAND / THE WEEK IN FUTSAL

One-goal Sundays, a Bristol draw and Newcastle’s busy Friday

Manchester’s narrow win, two contrasting women’s Tier 2 scorelines and a twelve-game youth programme give the week its range.

The narrow edge and the clear margin

Sunday’s men’s Tier 1 programme offered both ends of the scoreline spectrum. Manchester Futsal Club Men Senior won 3–2 at MK Mavericks Futsal Club 1st, while Maidenhead United CT Futsal recorded a 3–0 away victory over Liverpool Futsal Club First. Loughborough Students Futsal Club First won 8–5 at East Riding Futsal Club Mens; London Genesis Men 1st Team finished 6–0 against Hartpury Futsal Club Firsts. These are results, not evidence of how any lead developed.

The close games were not confined to the headline division. York Futsal Vikings beat Athletico City Futsal Club 4–3 in Tier 2 North, and West Yorkshire Futsal Club won by the same margin at Loughborough’s development side. In Tier 2 South, Newham’s first team edged West London 4–3. Those three one-goal fixtures deserve space alongside the larger winning margins.

Women’s results beyond one headline

Saturday brought a 4–2 win for London Helvecia Futsal Club Ladies against Rise Futsal Women’s and another 4–2, for MK Mavericks Futsal Club Ladies against London Genesis Women Futsal. Futsal 360 Bristol Women and Southampton Aztecs Women shared a 2–2 draw. Below Tier 1, Manchester’s women won 7–3 at Bootham, Bucks won 9–0 against Rise’s development squad, and Southampton Aztecs Women Reserves won 13–3 at Wessex.

A Friday for the wider youth map

Newcastle’s Friday programme supplies the youth results in this selection. Wideopen Comets U9’s 10–8 win over WBFC Warriors U10 was its closest selected high-scoring game. Stan Lorenzo SILVERS beat Los Pirañas U10 6–3, while Walker Central Whites recorded a 9–4 win against Wallsend Yellows U12. The division labels and native squad ages are retained rather than flattened into one youth category.

Coverage remains partial. Bristol’s current summaries added no new fixture, Sport80 registration pages did not establish played scores, and no eligible girls’ squad result appears in this reporting-window evidence. Public hosted tournaments were checked separately: none supplied a match or deciding final in this week’s window.

RESULTS BEHIND THIS STORY

This England issue selects 39 source-confirmed games dated 26 October–1 November: 21 adult men’s, six adult women’s and twelve youth results. All public squad histories and hosted events were considered; none supplied an additional eligible game in this window. Girls’ coverage is sparse. International checks remain separate, and access, edition-mapping, unscored and registration-only gaps remain held.

Results checked 3 November 2026. Select a score to see its match record.

MK Mavericks Futsal Club 1st 2–3 Manchester Futsal Club Men SeniorLiverpool Futsal Club First 0–3 Maidenhead United CT FutsalEast Riding Futsal Club Mens 5–8 Loughborough Students Futsal Club FirstLondon Genesis Men 1st Team 6–0 Hartpury Futsal Club FirstsYork Futsal Vikings 4–3 Athletico City Futsal ClubLoughborough Students Futsal Club Development 3–4 West Yorkshire Futsal ClubNewham Futsal Club First 4–3 West London Futsal 1stLondon Helvecia Futsal Club Ladies 4–2 Rise Futsal Women'sMK Mavericks Futsal Club Ladies 4–2 London Genesis Women FutsalFutsal 360 Bristol Women 2–2 Southampton Aztecs WomenBootham Futsal Club York Women's 3–7 Manchester Futsal Club Women SeniorBucks Futsal Club Women 9–0 Rise Futsal Women's DevelopmentWessex Athletic Futsal Club Women 3–13 Southampton Aztecs Women ReservesWideopen Comets U9 10–8 WBFC Warriors U10Stan Lorenzo SILVERS 6–3 Los Pirañas U10Walker Central Whites 9–4 Wallsend Yellows U12
All England results ↗
THE ARCHIVE

From the archive.

Braintree’s cup, a 4–4 final and fine margins elsewhereBig numbers, fine margins: a week beyond the headline tierOne-goal cup wins and a busy youth weekend.Bucks hit fifteen as tight games share the spotlight.Manchester hit eleven as the season gathers pace